AMX Protective Case for SUUNTO NAUTIC

AMX Protective Cover for SUUNTO NAUTIC

A poorly placed blow from a cleat on the boat, or a sudden scrape against a rock or the boat’s ladder, and the screen of your brand-new computer will be scarred for life.

Designed to prevent these minor mishaps, this anodised aluminium protector shields the most exposed areas of your device without adding bulk to your wrist, allowing you to navigate the menus just as smoothly, whether wearing thick gloves or with bare hands.

Available in eight colours, customise your protector to match your style and your diving kit.

Technical specifications of the AMX protector for SUUNTO NAUTIC

• Main material: Solid-machined T6082 aluminium.
• Surface treatment: Marine-grade hard anodisation for corrosion resistance.
• Locking system: Elastic retaining seal included.
• Country of manufacture: France.
• Exclusive compatibility: Suunto Nautic dive computer.

The Diveavenue expert’s opinion

We tested this protective case for you during our technical wreck dives, where rusty metal is a real hazard. What immediately stood out was the fit: the protective case forms a seamless unit with the housing and creates no annoying bulk under the wetsuit sleeve. The anodised finish is clean, it withstands salt well and doesn’t turn white after around ten dives. A little tip from the team: remember to remove it when rinsing to flush out any micro-sediment trapped underneath; your screen will stay as good as new for longer.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Does the protective cover block the sensors or the load cell ? No, the cut-outs in the cover leave the compass, sensor areas and connectors exposed. You can recharge your computer and use all the Suunto Nautic’s functions without ever having to remove the protective cover.

Is there a risk that the case might scratch the original housing when moving ? The gasket-based fastening system applies constant pressure to hold the case firmly in place. It does not float or vibrate whilst submerged, which prevents abrasive friction between the aluminium and the plastic of your computer.