Suunto SM16 Depth Gauge

Suunto SM16 Depth Gauge

The Suunto SM16 Depth Gauge is a 70m depth gauge which features a reliable Bourdon tube mechanism with a gear system, maximum depth indicator, zero-in facility for high altitude diving, and phosphorescent dial face.

This depth gauge is high quality and tells you how deep you are in the water in metres. This piece of equipment is key to a safe dive, as other equipment such as regulators and torches only work up to a certain depth. So knowing your depth is important for your safety.

Key Benefits

• Depth Gauge - The Suunto SM16 Depth Gauge clearly shows the depth that you are currently at. This is a safety must for all divers and their equipment.
• Maximum Depth - This depth gauge can be used up to 70 metres down in to the ocean. This is a lot of ocean to explore going deeper and deeper whilst keeping an eye on the depth gauge.
• Bourdon Tube Design - The Suunto Depth Gauge has a bourdon tube design which provides precise readings at all depths.
• Durable - The case makes this gauge long lasting as it is durable and more resistant to scraps and scratches.

Who is the Suunto SM16 Depth Gauge for?

The Suunto SM16 Depth Gauge is for any diver looking for a depth gauge which is high standard and provides them with accurate readings. It is important for every diver to know what depth they are at for their safety, equipment such as regulators will not function correctly after a certain depth. This piece of equipment is for any diver who dives up to 70 metres down into the ocean. The Suunto Depth Gauge is a great addition to any divers equipment. Accurate dive information is displayed, perfect for all divers.

Who is Suunto?

Suunto began producing the world's first wristwatch-style compasses in 1936 for the Finnish Military. In 1964 they introduced the SK-4, the world’s first Diving compass helping to revolutionise technical and sport diving. These days they’re industry leaders in Diving computers technology. The word “Suunto” comes from the Finnish word meaning “direction”. Suunto is pronounced “Soon-toh”.