First, I would like to mention that the price in Greece when I bought it was 130€, while a well-known foreign website was selling it for 92€ + 8.50€ for shipping, with delivery in two (2) days. I believed them, but it ended up taking thirty-eight (38) days, as the package first went on a trip to Spain, the Netherlands, and France! Obviously, the long delay was not worth it, nor was the risk of it getting lost along the way, but you learn that afterwards.

On the positive side: externally, it looks like a nice watch-depth gauge (and not a depth meter, as incorrectly stated), with a relatively small thickness. The depth measurement starts automatically with the dive as soon as you exceed 1 meter, while the thermometer provides immediate and accurate temperature readings anywhere, whether in air or water (compared to a well-known company that has watches with a thermometer and takes 5 to 30 minutes to provide accurate measurements, while also being affected by the temperature of the hand).

However, here the positives end and the negatives, unfortunately, begin, and there are many, many of them:
1. Plastic glass on top, which gets scratched immediately no matter how careful you are! Well, couldn't the company use a hard crystal? Since it is intended to be used for spearfishing/diving, with a weapon, knife, tridents, fish cleaning, equipment, etc., here are the signs of wear from the first dive!
2. The buttons are useless! They require a lot of pressure to switch from Time to Dive, to Record, to Chronometer, and back to Time, while I have had to cancel the other functions in order to make it more user-friendly... Unfortunately, salt remains on the inside of the plastic buttons and makes it difficult to press them, even though I always rinse them with fresh water after use. Alternatively, once a month, I spray WD-40 on it and the situation improves somewhat, but only for a short time, while the spray runs from the buttons onto the skin and clothes...
3. Over time, it started to "blur" on the display, meaning that the numbers would disappear in certain places, a sign that it needed a battery change. However, later on, it would come back and it was as if nothing had happened!
4. After a year and a half, I noticed cracks on the inside of the strap, it had started to deteriorate. A month later, it completely fell apart! I looked for a new strap, nowhere to be found, nothing, not even a similar sample, so I could do my job. Unfortunately, this specific strap hugs the case, so it restricts you a lot, forcing you to only turn to the company.
5. I contacted the representative, who told me that they could only change the battery for me and perform a waterproof test for 20€, after keeping it for a week. Well, doesn't Seac advertise that the user can change the battery? In the market, the battery costs 2€ and can be changed in five (5) minutes! As for the waterproof test, the well-known company that has waterproof watches does it in thirty (30) minutes. And if the representative only changes the battery, what should I do with the watch without a strap? Should I put a chain on it and turn it into a pocket watch, like my late grandfather had? The new delivery from the dealership will be in six (6) months, if the replacement strap ever comes... And of course, if we see some other reviews below, the waterproofness disappears after the battery change, so you buy the watch and use it for diving/spearfishing/swimming as long as it lasts, then it becomes useless!
6. I expressed all these complaints to the company, but I did not receive a response, they just referred me to their more expensive models, which, however, according to what I read in the skroutz reviews, have the same or similar problems...

5/4/2023 Update: the strap indeed arrived after six (6) months of waiting. So, I contacted the representative for a battery and strap replacement. After one (1) week of inspecting the watch, they replied that it is not worth the replacement because one button (the one that was sticking from the beginning) is stuck and there is no spare part available neither in Greece nor abroad, resulting in it not being repairable for water use... They again suggested that I buy one of their more expensive models at a better price (indeed), but as I mentioned before, with so many bad reviews that I read, I don't...

In the end, after 1.5 years of use and 0.5 years of waiting, I consider this purchase to be the worst I have ever made! Obviously, I need to forget about Seac and move on to another reputable diving brand that respects its customers...

In the first dives, it took in water... and while it was still under warranty, the official representative of the company here was a joke!!

For 2 years perfect. Battery replacement at a specialized store, maintenance and pressure test.. and then it broke during a period when I didn't go to the sea.

Very good for the spear gun I use.
- It automatically starts counting the dive time and surface time.
- Together with a friend who had a more expensive watch, both showed the same depth, so it's okay in that aspect.
- It measures the water temperature.
- I have taken it up to 20 meters and it is perfectly waterproof.
- Be careful because the glass scratches relatively easily.

It broke over time and, besides, when the battery was changed, the test showed that it is not waterproof