Cressi Raffaello Scuba Dive Wrist Computer – Black/Yellow with Digital Compass

The Cressi Raffaello is a wrist-mounted dive computer built around one of the largest, easiest-to-read displays in its class — a big rectangular backlit screen designed to keep your dive data clear at a glance, even in low light.

Verified Features

• Large rectangular backlit display for easy-to-read dive data
• Long silicone strap designed to fit comfortably over a drysuit, not just a bare wrist
• Four operating modes: Air, Nitrox, Gauge and Free (apnea/freediving)
• Supports up to three Nitrox gas mixes for extended-range dive planning
• Built-in digital compass for underwater navigation
• Cressi RGBM decompression algorithm with adjustable PPO2 range and deep stop option
• User-replaceable battery, rated for approximately 4 years of use
• Optional Bluetooth connectivity for logging dives to the Cressi app
• Stores up to 50 dives per program

Why It Matters Underwater

A bigger display means less squinting at critical numbers when you're task-loaded, cold, or diving in murky water. The long strap is just as important: many wrist computers are sized for a bare wrist, which makes them awkward or impossible to fit over a drysuit sleeve or thick exposure protection. The Raffaello's strap is specifically long enough to close comfortably over a drysuit, so you're not stuck choosing between wearing your computer and staying warm.

Why FGSS Likes the Cressi Raffaello

This is exactly why the Raffaello sits in our Dive Computers for Larger Divers collection: the combination of a genuinely large display and a strap long enough for drysuit use solves two of the most common fit and readability complaints we hear from bigger-bodied and cold-water divers. It's a computer you can actually put on comfortably and read clearly underwater.

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