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The Mares Mission 2 Gauge is a two-gauge console that pairs a submersible pressure gauge rated for 300 bar with an analog depth gauge, built into a shockproof case designed to accept the Mares Puck dive computer module for a later upgrade. It is available in Standard and Metric readouts.
Who it is for
This console suits divers who want a dependable, traditional analog gauge setup for monitoring tank pressure and depth, while keeping the door open to upgrade to a Mares Puck computer down the road without replacing the whole console. The slim, ergonomic housing and four mounting eyelets make it straightforward to rig to a BCD.
Key details
- Submersible pressure gauge (manometer) suitable for pressure up to 300 bar, integrated in a shockproof plastic case.
- Analog depth gauge with a towed hand that holds and displays the maximum depth reached during a dive.
- Case is designed so a Mares Puck computer can be inserted in place of the depth gauge for a future upgrade.
- New modular design with an easy-to-read display, brass case, technopolymer window, and phosphorescent dial.
- Four eyelets on the console body for attaching it to a jacket or BCD.
Compatibility and sizing
This gauge is offered in two options, Standard (SKU 414418US) and Metric (SKU 414418IN). The console's case geometry is built to accept the Mares Puck computer module as a direct swap for the depth gauge.
DiveCatalog.com is an authorized Mares dealer and has operated as a dive shop in Irvine, California since 2003. Call 888-701-4017 or start a chat if you have questions about which option, Standard or Metric, is right for your setup or whether a Puck upgrade makes sense for you.
- New modular design lets the console accept a Mares Puck computer in place of the depth gauge.
- New, easy-to-read display for at-a-glance readings.
- Brass case construction for durability.
- Technopolymer window protects the gauge faces.
- Phosphorescent dial improves readability in low light.
- 300 bar manometer integrated in a shockproof plastic case.
- Towed-hand depth gauge displays the maximum depth reached during a dive.
- Four eyelets for attaching the console to a BCD or jacket.
- Puck-ready case for a straightforward computer upgrade later.
| Brand | Mares |
| Model | Mission (manufacturer lists SKU 414418 under "Mission"; the "Mission 2" page on mares.com uses SKU 414429) |
| Product type | Pressure and depth gauge console |
| Pressure rating | 300 bar |
| Depth gauge type | Analog with towed maximum-depth hand |
| Case material | Brass |
| Window material | Technopolymer |
| Dial | Phosphorescent |
| Attachment | Four eyelets |
| Upgrade compatibility | Accepts Mares Puck computer module in place of depth gauge |
| Options | Standard, Metric |
| SKU, Standard | 414418US |
| SKU, Metric | 414418IN |
| Barcode, Standard | 768225171836 |
| Barcode, Metric | 768225171829 |
| MPN | 414418IN |
| Certification | EU Declaration of Conformity (manufacturer-published) |
⚠️ WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the Standard and Metric Mission 2 Gauge?
The gauge is offered in two versions, Standard (414418US) and Metric (414418IN); further differences between them are not specified.
Can the Mares Mission 2 Gauge be upgraded to a dive computer later?
Yes. The console's case is designed so a Mares Puck computer can be inserted in place of the depth gauge, letting you upgrade from an analog depth gauge to a computer without replacing the entire console or the pressure gauge side.
What pressure rating does the Mission 2 gauge support?
The Mission 2 Gauge's manometer is suitable for pressure up to 300 bar, and it is integrated into a shockproof plastic case for protection during handling and diving.
How does the Mission 2 gauge attach to a BCD?
The console has four eyelets built into its body, allowing it to be secured directly to a jacket-style BCD for a clean, low-profile mounting setup.












