Cressi Goa Dive Watch Computer | 4 Programs - Air/Nitrox, Freediving, Gage | Made in Italy

Bought this for my wife and I just may get one! Functionality is simple, easy to use, perfect display size, and it looks great!

Great functionality, beeps at me if im rising too fast, stays on 247, i love how its a little smaller than the leonardo and other cressi watches; more female wrist friendly (the bigger computers hurt my wrist and there was always a lot of slack on the strap)

So excited to recwove my watch as I am going diving next week. Opened the box, took out the watch, put it on my wrist and as I wrapped the band around to fasten it, the strap broke. So frustrating.

Came on time, great fit, love the watch itself, awesome guy's !!!!

I really like this watch. It gives audible alarms for safety stop with a countdown and another alarm when finished. I will set one for to alarm for a max depth next as I found it easy to go deeper than I should if not monitoring often. The alarm is easy to hear so no reason not to use this feature. Navigation is a bit to get used to, but use the instruction booklet and practice before needing to use, and you'll be fine. I set for air and specific nitrox mix without a problem. Glad this was my first piece of scuba gear that I invested in.

It's been less than 2 years since I bought this, and the straps tore and fell while I was wearing it. Since the beginning I noticed it was getting yellow and the straps got cuts every time I wore it. Mind you, I'm not a wealthy person so I just got one chance to wear it while diving, the rest of the time I used it in a pool once every two weeks on average. I'm so disappointed on this brand, because it's supposed to be if high quality and it took me great effort to save the money to buy this.

Great watch

This is ok.Band broke within 4 month.Expensive to replace. Now when I changed the battery it won't work.Hear it's common so emailed Cressi.They took all my information and ask for pictures of the battery compartment. They have not replied.Still under warranty. Wondering about their service and honoring of warranty.Seems funny to me.

Escribo este comentario con gran decepción, pues Cressi es mi marca favorita de equipo de buceo. Sin embargo el recibir mi computadora con extensible en pésimas condiciones, rompiéndose al probarmelo y procediendo a su devolución inmediata me impidió llevar este dispositivo a mi nueva experiencia de buceo. Traté de comprarlo nuevamente y para mi sorpresa, descubrí que el precio se había incrementado. Deseo que esto haya sido solamente una lamentable excepción y seguir adquiriendo productos de mi marca favorita - Cressi.

Bueno, son increíbles los avances en este apartado y que un "reloj" tenga tal cantidad de opciones y que quepa en una muñeca sin parecer un armatoste, es maravilloso. Tiene un diseño deportivo, que permite llevarlo tanto fuera como dentro del agua, lo cual es un plus. La esfera es, quizás, algo grande para una muñeca de mujer, pero perfecta para la de un hombre. La caja vino algo tocada, como se puede apreciar en las fotos. El reloj en sí, tiene tres modos de uso , buceo, profundímetro y apnea,con sus características cada uno de los modos, además de cronómetro, alarma y tal, propios de un reloj. La iluminación es buena, a falta de probar en inmersión. En general, y siendo Cressi, muy contentos con la compra.

Ottimo orologio, elegante e sportivo allo stesso tempo. Molteplici funzioni, facile da usare e da capire. Ottimo per immersione e per chi pratica sport. Leggero, sul braccio non si avverte proprio. Molto contento.

Ótimo, preciso, leve e bonito

The Cressi Goa dive computer is a beginners dive watch. That said it hasn't been to the apple school of design; so the interface to set things is frustrating at best. It is compact for a dive computer its 48 mm makes it similar in size to the apple watches. The watch is setup using two buttons on the side. The buttons have a simple operation - they go back and forward through the menu by default; a long press on the top selects; a long press on the bottom goes back. On the clock screen the top button starts the backlight with a long press. The manual has a nice clear layout That 48mm leads to large clear, high contrast display, the display has large easy to read numbers; along with a timex indigo full coverage blue/ green backlight that will make things visible in the murky deep. It is fairly fully functioned (I think the most missed feature for me is there isn't a compass.) It will do duty for tanked and free divers. The watch maximum depth is more than sufficient at 120m (and if you harken for the time of the empire you can set the measurements to imperial.) Frankly if you are going that deep you are likely looking at an air integrated computer rather than a wrist watch variant - so you can easily check your tanks pressure. The most important feature for calculating settings and safety is it uses RGMB for its conservatism settings - these can be adjusted but only to make them more conservative (as I read things.) The standard settings have a reported history in dive magazines and sites and seem to be considered to be safe; which works for me. The watch can work in 4 dive modes - air, nitrox, gauge, free diving and finally off. The air or nitrox settings; can be swapped mid dive - but those buttons are really small if you are diving with gloves to be fiddling with so if mixed air is part of your plan you might want to stick to warmer waters. One nice thing is whilst you are getting used to using it; or at the end of a trip you can easily completely reset the watch. The watch stores 50 dive histories; which you can review on the screen; but if you want more detail you can get a separate computer connection dock that lets you download your dive history; Cressi have pc and mac software available. The battery life is listed as an enormous 2 years; and is self replaceable. The watch has ascent speed alarms; and will alert at stop points (and their duration) during the ascent - one nice thing is this is shown as time to wait rather than just minutes on some dive watches. Once you have dived it also has a no fly time calculator that updates with each dive. The Cressi Goa dive computer watch is a great start to dive tracking; you can use it as an every day watch - which wont nag you about steps. Or keep it in a drawer and use when you diving.