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Need amateur watch for spearfishing

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Hi all,
I am searching for a watch for ameteur spearfishing and freediving only.
I need the measurements for dept and time values. I do not go deeper then 10-12 mt generally.
As far as searched Suunto Core is quite suitable for this purpose but the only negative thing is after 12 mt it stops logging. D4i is the one i actually need but it is expensive and have tons of features i do not need.
Also i need the watch to be close to normal sizes like max 45-50mm in diameter.
It would be great if i can connect it to computer too.
Thanks all.
 
Thanks for advice.
Oe last thing considering Suunto Core. Can it be used as a freediving watch or not. I mean it has the same water resistance material like Suunto D4 or else right? Only the logging is limited to 12mt.
 
I caould not find and data about the dimensions of Sporasub SP1. Is it smaller then 50mm radius which is nearly standart for wrist dive watches?
 
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Its about 4,5cm radius and 1,5cm high, I only got two issues with it; the straps are a bit short for 7mm suit, and it starts logging at 1,2m wich is ok when spearing, but a bit anoing when poolpractising
 
Casio SPF 60 and SPF 100. You can find SPF60 used for peanuts. Some outfits still carry them brand new for around 150$, I found mine on ioffer.com for 160$ shipped. Neat as a wristwatch, and does the trick. Even shows elevation in mountains or atmospheric pressure. The only drawbacks are the log for one dive, and surface interval times which are non-existent. On the surface you will have to be switching to timer and then back to dive mode just before the dive. Not a big deal if you get into habbit of pressing buttons rightaway when surface and just before descending.
 
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