Computer de scufundare Cressi daVinci

Computer de scufundare Cressi daVinci

Advanced thinking, simple diving. Cressi daVinci continues the practical spirit of the Leonardo family, adding a modern colour screen, Bluetooth connectivity, digital compass and a more flexible decompression platform for recreational and progressing divers.

The mid-size wrist body gives you a clear display without moving into oversized technical-computer territory. Large organised fields make depth, dive time, NDL, ascent information and gas settings easy to read underwater, while the two-button Cressi interface keeps everyday operation simple, even with gloves.

Main features

• 1.54 inch full-colour TFT-LCD display with 15-colour information layout
• Buhlmann ZHL-16C algorithm with adjustable conservatism and Gradient Factor style control
• Air, Nitrox and Gauge modes for recreational dives, enriched air and bottom-timer use
• Nitrox from 22% to 99% and management of up to 4 gas mixes, including oxygen when used with proper training
• Digital compass with heading and reverse heading support
• Bluetooth and DiveSync app for log transfer, profile review, settings and firmware updates
• Rechargeable battery with USB-C charging adapter and about 30 dive hours at full brightness
• Audible and visual alarms for ascent rate, depth, decompression, PPO2 and other key events
• User-selectable Safety Stop and Deep Stop options
• Memory for up to 60 dives in the computer, with a longer digital history in the app

Comfort and mounting

The daVinci has a rounded square body of approximately 56 x 60 mm and sits about 29 mm high on the wrist. The soft silicone strap is long enough for exposure suits, and the included bungee mounting option is useful for drysuit divers, thick wetsuits and divers who change exposure protection during the year.

For whom?

Cressi daVinci is a strong choice for holiday divers, active club divers, instructors, dive centres and nitrox divers who want a colour-screen computer with more capability than a basic entry-level model, but without unnecessary complexity. The wrist version does not provide wireless air integration; cylinder pressure should be monitored with a separate pressure gauge or console configuration.