Mares Sirius Hunter Freediving Computer

Description

A spearfishing computer lives among rocks, guns and boat decks, and the Mares Sirius Hunter is built as a rugged spearfishing computer behind a Gorilla glass display. Two buttons run the menus quickly, even mid-session. On a deep hunting day, deep sequential alarms are built in, and the logbook records up to 200 hours of dive profile at a half-second sampling rate for review in the Mares app. In the pool, training functions add a stopwatch, a countdown timer and a lap counter, with a silent mode for training without alarm tones. Out of the water, day and date, an alarm and a time zone setting make it an everyday watch, and Bluetooth handles uploads and firmware updates. The user-replaceable CR2450 battery gives around 200 to 300 hours of diving, and the strap can be swapped for a bungee, sold separately. It suits a spearfisher or freediver who wants a tough, dedicated apnea computer.

Features

• Use: spearfishing and freediving
• Display: chip-on-glass segment LCD behind Gorilla glass
• Controls: two buttons
• Alarms: deep sequential alarms
• Pool functions: stopwatch, countdown timer, lap counter, silent mode
• Logbook: 200 hours of dive profile at a 0.5 second sampling rate, graphs through the Mares app
• Connectivity: integrated Bluetooth, firmware updates
• Battery: user-replaceable CR2450, about 200 to 300 hours of diving
• Watch: day and date, alarm, time zone
• Maximum displayed depth: 100 m
• Temperature range: minus 10 to plus 50 C
• Strap: replaceable with a bungee, sold separately

What's Included

• Sirius Hunter freediving computer