Aqua Lung Wrist Depth Gauge 200 FT

It is large on wrist but so much easier to see than the smaller depth gage in consoles. I have 2.0 reader lenses in goggles and it can still be hard to read the rental gages most of the time

I bought this primarily so I could replace the spot on my console that was for my dive computer with this depth gauge, and mount my I300 onto the wrist strap. I purchased an Aqualung BCD set which included a console with the I300 and the pressure gauge in it. I wanted to mount the I300 on a wrist strap, but Aqualung customer service (in all their wisdom) said I could not do it because the I300 on the console lacks the "legs" to mount onto the wrist strap. I decided, however, to go with my gut and order it, because I believed it was possible despite what the "experts" told me. The I300 from the console mounts perfectly onto this wrist strap (confirming my assumption that Aqualung would not manufacture 2 separate I300's).Life lesson: If someone tells you that you can't do something but you believe it is possible, follow your heart and go for it. #followyourdreams #listentoyourheart #youonlyliveonceI will follow up with a review of the depth gauge when I try it out.

This is a wrist watch depth gage I’ve looked at for a long time. Display is light-induced glowing do help make it easier to see, has a colored tip to the hand and is clear.My negative is the first brush with a rock on my first dive scratched the face of the display significantly. I’ve had the same diving watch for five years, no scratches or scuffs despite grabbing for lobster, and this one scratches on day one. Not thrilled about that.

Exactly what my husband was looking for. Very pleased.