Capillary Depth Gauge - anachronism or reference...

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What is the main difference between the new and previous models.
1. Housing strength. In the old model, a soft plastic tube was attached to the housing with a scale and could be dislodged or lost due to external influence. The new model is a monolithic, durable body that requires the use of a tool to damage.
2. Accuracy of readings and ease of reading. You can compare the two scales.
3. Maximum suitability for shnorkeling, initial training and also as a safety device for decompression stops
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Thanks for your answer
 
I have been looking for a simple watch/depth gauge that can be worn as a backup on a dive, and as a watch on surface (but keeping the look of a diving gauge).

Cheers
Rohan

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On my "Want-it-but-can't-justify-it-right-now" list
 
at $4,300, I'll slip that capillary gauge on the band of my watch....

That buys an awful lot of diving....
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/perdix-ai/

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