SEAC Dive Computers — Italian-Engineered, Accessible Performance
SEAC introduced the first Italian dive computer watch in 1987 — a milestone in dive safety history. That early commitment to making dive computing accessible has continued across the decades: SEAC dive computers consistently offer feature-rich, reliable performance at prices that make professional-grade functionality available to a broad range of divers, from new students through regular recreational divers.
At DiveCatalog.com, we carry the current SEAC dive computer lineup as an authorized dealer.
The SEAC Dive Computer Range
Seac Screen Wrist Computer
The Screen is built around the insight that the most important quality in a dive computer display is readability underwater — its large screen presents all essential dive profile data in a single, glanceable view with clearly readable characters. Two front buttons provide glove-friendly control, and contrast and brightness are adjustable for different underwater lighting conditions. Records dive data over extended periods with USB data download for post-dive analysis. Compatible with Scuba, Gauge, and Freedive modes, supporting up to two gas mixes with Bühlmann ZHL-16C algorithm and safety alarms for MOD, deco stops, and ascent speed. Available as a standalone wrist unit or as a console configuration (with SPG, or with SPG + compass).
Seac Action and Action HR — Durable, Multi-Mode Wrist Computer
The Action line (available in standard and HR, with an HR-treated case for improved corrosion resistance) covers Scuba, Gauge, and Freediving modes in a single, ultra-durable wrist computer. Scuba mode uses the Bühlmann ZHL-16C algorithm for 1 or 2 gas mixes (air, Nitrox, and O2 up to 99%), logging up to 40 hours of dive profile at 5-minute intervals. Safety alarms cover MOD violation, deco stop, ascent speed, NoFly time, desaturation, and altitude. Freediving mode logs up to 18 hours of dive/surface time and depth data. An ultra-durable structure with improved resistance to impacts, corrosion, and temperature swings pairs with an LCD screen featuring adjustable contrast and backlighting. Free Dive Manager software for Mac/PC available at Seacsub.com; USB cable for data download sold separately.
Seac Screen Console Configurations
The Screen platform is also available in console configurations — Screen Console + SPG (pressure gauge + computer) and Screen Console + SPG + Compass (full three-gauge with navigation) — providing the same large, readable Screen display in a wrist-or-console format for divers who prefer console instrumentation over wrist-only computers. Long strap compatibility for drysuit use.
Choosing Your SEAC Computer
| Diver Type |
Recommended Computer |
Key Reason |
| Recreational divers wanting maximum display readability |
Seac Screen Wrist |
Large, clear display; all-in-one glanceable profile view |
| Divers wanting console instrumentation |
Seac Screen Console + SPG or + Compass |
Console format; pressure gauge integrated; navigation option |
| Active divers including freedivers |
Seac Action or Action HR |
Three-mode (Scuba/Gauge/Freedive); ultra-durable; corrosion-resistant HR option |
Why Buy SEAC Dive Computers from DiveCatalog.com?
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Authorized SEAC dealer — genuine products, full manufacturer warranty
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Expert advice — our team can help you choose the right computer for your diving
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Fast shipping — in-stock items ship within one business day
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Rewards program — earn points on every purchase
Frequently Asked Questions — SEAC Dive Computers
What algorithm do SEAC computers use?
Both the Screen and Action series use the Bühlmann ZHL-16C algorithm, a widely used and validated decompression model, with support for 1 or 2 gas mixes including air, Nitrox, and O2 mixtures up to 99%.
What is the difference between the Action and Action HR?
Both have identical diving features and modes. The Action HR uses an HR (corrosion-resistant) treated case for improved resistance to the corrosive effects of salt water, UV, and temperature swings — the preferred choice for divers who use their computer frequently in demanding environments.
What does the Seac Screen console add over the wrist version?
The console configurations integrate a pressure gauge (SPG) alongside the Screen dive computer in a single console, and the three-gauge version adds a compass — providing all primary instrumentation in one place without needing separate mounted instruments on your rig.
Browse the full SEAC dive computer collection above and reach out if you'd like help choosing the right computer for your diving.