Adventure on hand with Suunto

Suunto Ocean is a dive watch and computer combined.

December 19, 2024
A watch and computer in one handy tool.
A watch and computer in one handy tool.
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The Suunto Ocean Dive Watch/Computer is a dive computer and watch in one.

With its modern Finnish design and premium features built for dives, sports, and everything in between, Suunto Ocean is the perfect companion for all your adventures. 

Suunto Ocean draws on Suunto's legendary heritage, built upon decades of expertise in compasses, dive computers and outdoor watches. 

RRP $1,599.99

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