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SYDNEY, Jan. 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Suunto, the Finnish pioneer in precision instruments and dive technology, introduces its new dive computer series: Suunto Nautic and Nautic S. These next-generation devices build on Suunto's dive legacy, combining rugged reliability with modern innovation to support divers at every level.
From the Latin nauticus, meaning "of ships and sailors," the name Nautic pays tribute to Suunto's heritage in navigation. Alongside Suunto Ocean, EON Core, and D5, the Nautic series continues this legacy—built to guide divers below the surface, where trust, accuracy and awareness matter most.
Suunto Nautic S – compact format with full dive functionality
Designed for scuba and free divers, Suunto Nautic S delivers core dive functionality in a compact, lightweight, wrist-sized format. Featuring an AMOLED display and an intuitive interface, Nautic S is purpose-built for underwater performance—without smartwatch or sports features such as optical heart-rate tracking.
Nautic S includes essential features for recreational and technical diving, including wireless tank pressure support, audio and vibration alarms, dive planning, compass, and sidemount support. It also supports freediving, snorkelling, and mermaiding with dedicated tools for these disciplines. Nautic S uses the Suunto Bühlmann 16 GF decompression model with a wide range of settings, is water-resistant to 100 m and rated for dives up to 80 m, and offers up to 60 hours of continuous diving battery life. A new graphite grey color and elastic textile strap improve comfort, with in-device view customisation and Tank POD compatibility plus 22 mm straps.
Suunto App: extending the dive experience
The Suunto app helps divers plan, log, and relive dives—review routes and distance, add equipment and conditions, and easily share logs with dive buddies.
In the Suunto app, divers can store dive histories, add notes and photos, and view trends over time. Sync is quick via Bluetooth, making it easy to keep logs up to date and share routes after every trip with buddies.
Availability
Official Site: https://apac.suunto.com
Official Amazon Store: Suunto Amazon Store
Authorized Australian Distributor: suuntoaustralia.com.au
Pricing (AUD)
Suunto Nautic S: $999
Suunto Nautic bungee cord: $1,399
Suunto Nautic elastic textile strap: $1,399
Suunto Nautic bungee cord and tank pod: $1,959
About Suunto
Suunto is at the forefront of design and innovation for sports watches, dive computers, compasses, and digital services used by adventurers all over the globe.
SYDNEY, Jan. 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Suunto, the Finnish pioneer in precision instruments and dive technology, introduces its new dive computer series: Suunto Nautic and Nautic S. These next-generation devices build on Suunto's dive legacy, combining rugged reliability with modern innovation to support divers at every level.
From the Latin nauticus, meaning "of ships and sailors," the name Nautic pays tribute to Suunto's heritage in navigation. Alongside Suunto Ocean, EON Core, and D5, the Nautic series continues this legacy—built to guide divers below the surface, where trust, accuracy and awareness matter most.
Suunto Nautic S – compact format with full dive functionality
Designed for scuba and free divers, Suunto Nautic S delivers core dive functionality in a compact, lightweight, wrist-sized format. Featuring an AMOLED display and an intuitive interface, Nautic S is purpose-built for underwater performance—without smartwatch or sports features such as optical heart-rate tracking.
Nautic S includes essential features for recreational and technical diving, including wireless tank pressure support, audio and vibration alarms, dive planning, compass, and sidemount support. It also supports freediving, snorkelling, and mermaiding with dedicated tools for these disciplines. Nautic S uses the Suunto Bühlmann 16 GF decompression model with a wide range of settings, is water-resistant to 100 m and rated for dives up to 80 m, and offers up to 60 hours of continuous diving battery life. A new graphite grey color and elastic textile strap improve comfort, with in-device view customisation and Tank POD compatibility plus 22 mm straps.
Suunto App: extending the dive experience
The Suunto app helps divers plan, log, and relive dives—review routes and distance, add equipment and conditions, and easily share logs with dive buddies.
In the Suunto app, divers can store dive histories, add notes and photos, and view trends over time. Sync is quick via Bluetooth, making it easy to keep logs up to date and share routes after every trip with buddies.
Availability
Official Site: https://apac.suunto.com
Official Amazon Store: Suunto Amazon Store
Authorized Australian Distributor: suuntoaustralia.com.au
Pricing (AUD)
Suunto Nautic S: $999
Suunto Nautic bungee cord: $1,399
Suunto Nautic elastic textile strap: $1,399
Suunto Nautic bungee cord and tank pod: $1,959
About Suunto
Suunto is at the forefront of design and innovation for sports watches, dive computers, compasses, and digital services used by adventurers all over the globe.
** The press release content is from PR Newswire. Bastille Post is not involved in its creation. **
SUUNTO Nautic S: Designed for every dive
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New global report reveals how security technology is driving business efficiency, ROI, and data-driven decision-making for business leaders.
HAMILTON, New Zealand, Jan. 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Security technology is no longer just about protection. According to Gallagher Security's newly released 2026 Security Industry Trends Report, systems once designed primarily to manage risk are now quietly enabling smarter operations, better workplace experiences, and stronger business outcomes.
Drawing on global insights, the report shows how organizations are unlocking value, return on investment, and actionable intelligence from security infrastructure already in place.
Security as invisible infrastructure
From office doors to behind-the-scenes data, security technology has become a powerful force shaping how modern organizations operate.
The report reveals that security systems are being used to do more than keep people and property safe. As organizations look to work more effectively, these systems are helping leaders understand how people interact with spaces, where time and resources are gained or lost, and how everyday decisions affect performance - often without employees noticing.
"What's striking is how invisible this shift has been," says Mark Junge, Chief Executive of Gallagher Security. "Security sits quietly in the background of daily work life, yet it's increasingly helping organizations reduce friction and make better-informed decisions."
From operational necessity to business insight
The report highlights a growing realization that security has become a valuable source of business insight. By integrating security systems with other tools and analyzing the data, organizations are improving workflows, strengthening compliance, and supporting more flexible ways of working.
A key signal of this shift is an increased focus on return on investment. Rather than viewing security purely as a cost, organizations are assessing how these systems contribute to measurable outcomes, including time saved, smoother operations, and progress toward sustainability goals.
Security moves into the boardroom
As the role of security expands, so too does who is involved in security decisions. Once managed largely within specialist teams, security is now part of broader discussions involving IT, finance, facilities, and executive leadership, reflecting how deeply these systems are embedded in modern operations.
"The conversation has moved beyond preventing problems," Junge adds. "Security is now about enabling businesses by providing the data, confidence, and flexibility needed to adapt and perform."
The Gallagher Security Industry Trends Report 2026 is now available, offering a behind-the-scenes look at how security technology is shaping modern business.
About Gallagher Security:
A global leader in integrated security solutions that unlock customer value through the power of our people and products. From making sure people go home safely to their families each night, to helping organizations become more efficient, productive, and profitable. Trusted within the highest levels of national and local government, military, commercial, industrial, healthcare, transportation, academic organizations, and small businesses in 140 countries. Visit security.gallagher.com for more information.
New global report reveals how security technology is driving business efficiency, ROI, and data-driven decision-making for business leaders.
HAMILTON, New Zealand, Jan. 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Security technology is no longer just about protection. According to Gallagher Security's newly released 2026 Security Industry Trends Report, systems once designed primarily to manage risk are now quietly enabling smarter operations, better workplace experiences, and stronger business outcomes.
Drawing on global insights, the report shows how organizations are unlocking value, return on investment, and actionable intelligence from security infrastructure already in place.
Security as invisible infrastructure
From office doors to behind-the-scenes data, security technology has become a powerful force shaping how modern organizations operate.
The report reveals that security systems are being used to do more than keep people and property safe. As organizations look to work more effectively, these systems are helping leaders understand how people interact with spaces, where time and resources are gained or lost, and how everyday decisions affect performance - often without employees noticing.
"What's striking is how invisible this shift has been," says Mark Junge, Chief Executive of Gallagher Security. "Security sits quietly in the background of daily work life, yet it's increasingly helping organizations reduce friction and make better-informed decisions."
From operational necessity to business insight
The report highlights a growing realization that security has become a valuable source of business insight. By integrating security systems with other tools and analyzing the data, organizations are improving workflows, strengthening compliance, and supporting more flexible ways of working.
A key signal of this shift is an increased focus on return on investment. Rather than viewing security purely as a cost, organizations are assessing how these systems contribute to measurable outcomes, including time saved, smoother operations, and progress toward sustainability goals.
Security moves into the boardroom
As the role of security expands, so too does who is involved in security decisions. Once managed largely within specialist teams, security is now part of broader discussions involving IT, finance, facilities, and executive leadership, reflecting how deeply these systems are embedded in modern operations.
"The conversation has moved beyond preventing problems," Junge adds. "Security is now about enabling businesses by providing the data, confidence, and flexibility needed to adapt and perform."
The Gallagher Security Industry Trends Report 2026 is now available, offering a behind-the-scenes look at how security technology is shaping modern business.
About Gallagher Security:
A global leader in integrated security solutions that unlock customer value through the power of our people and products. From making sure people go home safely to their families each night, to helping organizations become more efficient, productive, and profitable. Trusted within the highest levels of national and local government, military, commercial, industrial, healthcare, transportation, academic organizations, and small businesses in 140 countries. Visit security.gallagher.com for more information.
** The press release content is from PR Newswire. Bastille Post is not involved in its creation. **
Security is quietly reshaping modern business, says Gallagher Security's 2026 Industry Trends Report
Security is quietly reshaping modern business, says Gallagher Security's 2026 Industry Trends Report
