The in-water display
Everything that matters, in one glance.
Underwater the touchscreen is locked, so the screen has to do the thinking. Oceanograph shows the two numbers a diver reads together — how deep you are and how long you can stay — as equal, oversized heroes, with the ascent-rate bar always on the edge.
No-stop time that escalates
NDL is green with headroom, amber as it shrinks, red when you are nearly out — you feel the change before you read it.
Decompression, made unmissable
When you owe a stop, the ceiling depth and time become as large as your depth, with total time-to-surface beneath.
Ascent rate you sense, not read
A persistent variometer down the edge — green within limits, amber, then red — plus a haptic pulse if you rise too fast.
A safety stop that counts you down
Arrives automatically in the 5-metre band, holds and pauses with your depth, and buzzes when it is complete.
