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// From compasses all the way to wristop computers //

From the time of the first liquid-filled field compasses in 1936 through the days when torches were carried to light the Olympic flame in Helsinki in 1952, Suunto's products have evolved to set new standards within the sport instrument business. After developing stable and accurate marine compasses in the 1950's, Suunto went underwater. In the 1960's it became the world's leading manufacturer of dive compasses.

Suunto's first dive compasses were a success. Later a whole family of diving related products have been developed around them, including mechanical pressure gauges, depth gauges and combo consoles that can be equipped with a variety of different gauges and instruments when needed.

Now hold your breath for a little while longer – becuase Suunto's diving wristop computers with innovative freedive functions are now available in India.

In this issue of our monthly e-newsletter we bring you all info on Suunto's diving wristop computers.

Have a happy diving!

Regards,

Laghu Agarwal
Business Manager

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Add a splash of color to to your next dive

Mix and match your look with the new Suunto D4 straps. The new colorful selection of straps include blue, yellow, pink, or black - your choice when you purchase your dive computer. The straps can also be purchased as individual accessories making it easy to choose the style that suits you best.

The Suunto D4 has three dive modes: Freediving mode captures accurate depth and time during breath-hold diving, Air and Nitrox modes offer full dive functions with standard air or nitrox mixes up to 50%. Click here to learn about the technical specifications of Suunto D4.

So next time you make a splash in the water, be sure to add a splash of color to your diving gear as well.

Check out also Suunto D4 campaign site

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Find your bearings with the advanced, gas-switching Suunto D6

This gas-switching, multi-mode, decompression dive computer with integrated digital compass will take your diving to the next level.

Suunto D6 is an advanced wristop dive computer designed for demanding divers. The three operating modes, gas-switching functionality, integrated digital compass, and the Suunto RGBM deep stop algorithm combine to make it one of the most feature-rich and versatile dive computers available.

All the information you need relating to depth, time, direction, and decompression status is now available on one clear wristop display.

Designed to be both a trusted underwater companion and a stylish watch on land, Suunto D6 is available with metallic bracelet or black wrist strap. Read more about Suunto D6.

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Find your perfect match

What’s the difference between a Suunto Cobra and a new Suunto Cobra2? What does a Suunto Vyper2 have that a Suunto Vyper doesn’t? Besides the fancy number 2 behind the name, just what has changed?

We know that shopping for a new dive computer can be like comparing apples and oranges. Suunto makes the job easier by giving you a Diving Comparison tool right on our website.

Start comparing

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New – Suunto D9
The world's first all-in-one dive computer

Suunto D9 is the world's first dive computer to integrate a digital compass and wireless tank data reception. Suunto D9 has two different straps to choose from - the traditional black elastomer as well as the luxury titanium strap.

Underwater a diver must monitor several gauges to receive the crucial information about the dive: depth, time, tank pressure, decompression status and direction to name just a few. Suunto D9 combines all dive-critical information in one instrument, conveniently mounted on your wrist. Instead of monitoring a multitude of gauges, you can concentrate on what is important - diving.

Suunto D9 is the world's first dive computer to incorporate a digital compass. The compass shows the general direction with a graphical compass rose, as well as the exact bearing with a numerical display. Headings can be stored in Suunto D9's memory for later analysis. The compass can naturally be used on land too read more