Sherwood 200' Wrist Gauge, Imperial

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Price: $99.95    

Product Feature

• Sherwood 200' Wrist Gauge, Imperial:
• 200' Air Filled Depth Gauge
• Maximum Depth Indicator
• High Visibility Graphics
• Color Coded for "At-a-Glance" Reading

Product Description

Keep your Depth Gauge close to you with the Convenient-and-Durable Wrist Mount. This Easily-Accessible Mount is perfect for the Diver who Frequently-Checks their Gauge, it is simple to put on and take off. Air Filled Depth Gauge with a 0 to 200' Readout and Maximum Depth Indicator. The Maximum Depth Indicator Needle which will Mark your Deepest Depth reached on a dive. This feature is helpful when Logging Dive Information providing key information for Repetitive Dives. The Colored Graphics allow Quick-Glance-Monitoring with Bright Depth Indicators at Strategic Positions on the Gauge Face. The Yellow Indicators are at 0' to 30'. The Depth Range from 35' to 120' is in Blue and then from Depths beyond the Standard Sport Diving Limits of 130' to 200' is in Red. Gauge Face is Luminescent for Night or Low Light Situations. Depth Gauge has a 1.75" (4.4 cm) diameter. Rubber Boot is Durable-and-Impact Resistant with a Wide Rubber Watch Strap to Secure. Gauge is covered by a 24 month limited warranty.

Sherwood 200' Wrist Gauge, Imperial Review

I got this as a gift so that I could see how far I was freediving and not as a backup for scuba diving as many people use it. The gauge seemed to work consistently though I had no independent measure to check its accuracy. The dial is clear, attractive and easy to read. I had to laugh when I opened the package, though, because the picture online gives you no idea as to the dimensions. In the picture it looks like a slightly oversize watch but in reality it looks like a watch for the Jolly Green Giant. The description said that the face is 1 3/4" and I mistook this to mean that the diameter of the gauge area including the wrist mount was 1 3/4". In fact, including the housing the diameter is 2 1/2" and the strap is 14" long and an inch wide. Since all my freediving is in warm water and (so far) less than 60 feet where I don't need a wetsuit I took the gauge out of the rubber boot and put it in the pocket of my board shorts. There is a thin needle that is mechanically pushes the thicker needle clockwise which will therefore indicate the deepest depth you went on that dive so if that is all you are interested in you can keep it in your pocket and check the depth when you come up. There is a knob in the middle with which to reset the max depth indicator to zero. The strap appears to be good quality rubber and I would use it if I were wearing a wetsuit.

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