Oceanic

Oceanic F10

A discontinued freediving/spearfishing watch, not a scuba computer. Depth-rated to 100m/330ft.

Cable sync only (libdivecomputer)

Third-party apps can read it, but only over a USB/serial cable, not wirelessly.

Oceanic F10
$399.95
Released—
Max depth rating100m
Algorithm—
Air integration—
Wireless—
DisplayDigital LCD with LED backlight and auto-illumination
Batteryuser-replaceable
Digital compassNo
Gas types—
Gas switches—
CCR capable—
Pros
  • Purpose-built freediving features, countdown/lap timer, depth interval alarms, 3 configurable max-depth alarms
  • 99-dive log with detailed history stats (longest dive, average max depth, etc.)
  • Optional PC download with 1-second sampling rate
Cons
  • Freediving/spearfishing only, no scuba, nitrox, or decompression modes
  • Discontinued; pricing varies from around $350–$415 depending on retailer and F.10 vs. F.10 V3 version
  • Basic monochrome LCD, no color or high-resolution display

The F10 is Oceanic’s dedicated freediving and spearfishing computer watch, built around dive timers and depth alarms rather than a decompression algorithm. It has no scuba modes and shouldn’t be confused with Oceanic’s Geo/Veo/Pro Plus scuba computers. Like the rest of Oceanic’s older watch-style lineup it’s been discontinued, so current listings are mostly dealer overstock.