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AbyssCrest

AbyssCrest™ diving watch

$249.99

  • Luminous display for reading depth on dark dives
  • No-decompression limits shown on your wrist
  • Rotating, pressable switch for use with thick gloves
  • 316L stainless steel case for saltwater trips

Color: Black

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  • Strap the AbyssCrest on your wrist and power up the dive computer before you descend.
  • During the dive, read depth, no-decompression limits and surface interval data from the display.
  • Back on the surface, open the dive log and scroll through your saved dives. The log stores 99 entries.
  • 1x AbyssCrest Diving Watch
  • Protective presentation box
  • User manual and dive mode guide
  • Registration card

We offer free shipping on orders over $150. Once your order is dispatched, the estimated delivery time is 5 to 12 business days depending on your location — tracking is emailed as soon as it ships.

Changed your mind? You can return your product within 90 days of delivery for a refund — see our Returns page for the full policy.

What the AbyssCrest puts on your wrist

Dive computer readouts

Packing a separate gauge for every number gets old on a dive trip. AbyssCrest shows depth, no-decompression limits and surface interval data on one wrist unit, and stores a 99-dive log in the same watch.

Luminous display

Murky water and night dives make small numbers hard to find. A high-contrast luminous display lets you pick out depth and dive time when the light is low, so you are not guessing at the readout.

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Glove-ready switch

Thick gloves make tiny buttons a chore underwater. One rotatable, pressable switch handles every function, so you can scroll and select with cold, wet hands and there are no tiny buttons to miss.

316L stainless steel case

Saltwater exposure and scratches are what a dive watch case faces trip after trip. This one is made from 316L stainless steel, a sensible material for regular ocean outings.

Frequently Asked Questions

The display uses a high-contrast luminous finish, so depth and dive time stand out against a dark background. It is made for low-light conditions such as night dives and cloudy water.

The watch shows depth, no-decompression limits and surface interval data. It also keeps a 99-entry dive log and has a dedicated free diving mode.

The case is 316L stainless steel. That is a physical detail of the build, used for a watch that spends its time around saltwater.

Navigation runs through a single multi-functional switch that you rotate and press. There are no tiny buttons to miss, which suits use with thick gloves.

Yes. A dedicated free diving mode sits alongside the scuba dive computer functions, so one watch covers breath-hold sessions and scuba trips.

You get one AbyssCrest Diving Watch, a protective presentation box, a user manual and dive mode guide, and a registration card.

The log holds 99 dive entries. After you surface, you can scroll through them on the watch and look back over your recent outings.

Strap the watch on and power up the dive computer before you descend. A user manual and dive mode guide are included in the box.

The AbyssCrest diving watch stores a 99-entry dive log, so past dives can be looked up after surfacing. The user manual and dive mode guide cover the functions of this scuba diving watch computer.

The package holds one AbyssCrest diving watch, a protective presentation box, a user manual with dive mode guide, and a registration card for this scuba diving watch computer.
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AbyssCrest: A Diving Watch for Scuba and Freediving

Divers who rely on a bare wrist gauge or a separate console often carry more than one device just to read depth and time. The AbyssCrest diving watch puts real-time depth readings and no-decompression limits on the wrist, so one piece of gear covers the numbers during a descent.

Tiny buttons are hard to press in thick gloves, so a rotatable, pressable switch handles every function without fumbling. A luminous display keeps depth and dive time readable in murky water, which suits night dives and safety stops.

As a scuba diving watch computer, it stores a 99-dive log to look back on after surfacing. A dedicated free diving mode in this diving watch covers breath-hold sessions too.

  • Case made of 316L stainless steel for saltwater use
  • Real-time depth, no-decompression limits and surface interval data
  • Scratch-resistant glass over the steel case