Oceanic

In the early 1980s, Oceanic introduced the electronic dive computer to the scuba diving industry. Oceanic's sophisticated instruments help to track, calculate, and display a wealth of critical information for divers, including dive time and depth, ascent rate, air consumption, nitrogen absorption, and other essential information needed to dive safely. The Oceanic dive computer revolutionized diving safety and is considered a mandatory piece of equipment for all divers. Oceanic's founder Hollis considers his role in Oceanic in developing this technology his proudest professional accomplishment.

Oceanic’s high performance instruments, regulators, buoyancy compensators, masks, fins, snorkels, thermal wear, and accessories are sold through more than 600 U.S. dive retailers, and worldwide through Oceanic’s affiliate companies in Australia, Singapore, Japan, England, Germany, and Italy. Oceanic has worked with NASA, the U.S. Navy, and others to research new technologies and incorporate them into recreational diving equipment.