Depth Meter rating?????

[jstine]

Is the Depth Meter rating the same on the Core as the X-lander. The webpage for the X-lander says rated to 100 FT (3 ATM), however, I cannot find this rating on the Core. However, the Core does state depths up to 100 ft can be made, so I am not sure if there is any difference. Does anyone know?

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[Primus]

I'am using my Core regulary during the free diving to depths up to 20 meters, but maximum depth which is measuring by Core is 12 meters. However I never press any button while underwater, although I find an information (on Suunto web pages) that Core has UW buttons.

The official rating for the Core is 30 meters.

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