Suunto Dive Collection 2012.pdf - Naval Systems & Technology
Suunto Dive Collection 2012.pdf - Naval Systems & Technology
Suunto Dive Collection 2012.pdf - Naval Systems & Technology
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A HERITAGE OF RELIABLE<br />
DIVE INSTRUMENTS<br />
When a Finnish engineer and orienteer Tuomas Vohlonen invented<br />
the mass production method for the liquid-filled compass in 1936,<br />
<strong>Suunto</strong> was born. Since then, <strong>Suunto</strong> has been at the forefront of<br />
innovation, creating authentic technological and functional outdoor<br />
sports instruments used by adventure seekers all over the globe.<br />
<strong>Suunto</strong> is a leading designer and manufacturer of sports precision<br />
instruments and solutions for outdoor sports and diving.<br />
AMER SPORTS<br />
Headquartered in Vantaa, Finland, <strong>Suunto</strong> employs more than 500<br />
people worldwide and distributes its products to over 100 countries. The<br />
company is a subsidiary of Helsinki-based Amer Sports Corporation with<br />
sister brands Salomon, Atomic, Wilson, Precor, Arc’teryx, and Mavic.<br />
<strong>Suunto</strong> SK-4,<br />
<strong>Suunto</strong>’s first<br />
dive compass, is<br />
developed and<br />
used actively by<br />
famous seadwellers,<br />
such as<br />
Jacques Cousteau.<br />
<strong>Suunto</strong> Spyder is<br />
introduced – the<br />
world’s first watch-sized<br />
instrument that combines<br />
the performance of a<br />
top-of-the-line multilevel<br />
dive computer with<br />
a high-quality dive watch.<br />
1936 1965 1987<br />
1997<br />
<strong>Suunto</strong> is founded<br />
by Tuomas<br />
Vohlonen, when<br />
he patents the<br />
mass production<br />
of the liquid-filled<br />
compass.<br />
SME dive computer is<br />
developed by <strong>Suunto</strong>,<br />
revolutionizing the<br />
sport by telling the safe<br />
duration of a dive and<br />
needed decompression<br />
time.<br />
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