The Galileo 3 (G3) is SCUBAPRO’s premium watch-style dive computer, combining a sleek design and color display with a classic timepiece look. The G3’s vibrant, high-contrast full-color display offers easy readability and a backlight for excellent visibility in all conditions. Utilizing Galileo’s trusted menu design and four-button control, it’s extremely intuitive to navigate through dive modes, two algorithm choices, screen styles, and other personalized dive management options. Powered by a rechargeable lithium battery and built to last with a stainless steel housing, the G3 delivers everything you need in a dive computer with the comfort and style of an everyday wristwatch.

Key Features:

• A modern watch-style dive computer with a classic timepiece look.
• Vibrant high-contrast full-color display and backlight provide excellent readability in all conditions.
• Robust stainless steel housing for diving up to 300 meters/984 ft. in Gauge mode.
• The ergonomic design features a rounded case back and edges making it comfortable to wear.
• The stainless steel rotatable timing bezel features self-luminescent digits and markers to increase visibility in lowlight conditions. 
• In Gauge mode, the bezel can be used to set and track your dive time. 
• Intuitive Galileo's full-text menu design and four-button controls make it easy to navigate through the system. 
• The menu is available in 6 languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Dutch.
• Choice of 2 selectable algorithms: Predictive Multi-Gas Bühlmann ZHL-16 ADT MB PMG or ZHL-16 GF (Gradient Factors).
• 3 dive modes: Scuba, Gauge & Apnea. In Scuba mode, four settings are available: Trimix, CCR, Sidemount & PMG. 
• Pair up to 8 nitrox/trimix tanks (PMG) plus a diluent tank in CCR and a pony bottle to handle any recreational or technical diving scenario.
• Sport mode offers a swim stroke counter, activity counter (pedometer), and stopwatch for topside sports. 
• Wireless air integration monitors tank pressure plus provides true remaining bottom time (RBT) and allows air consumption to be factored into the decompression calculation.