US Divers DA Aquamaster, 1958-72 #265947

Reignite Your Passion for Diving with the Iconic DA Aquamaster by US Divers

Dive into the world of classic scuba gear with the legendary DA Aquamaster, a staple from US Divers produced between 1958 and 1972. This meticulously restored chrome masterpiece is more than just a regulator; it’s a symbol of diving history and excellence.

A Glimpse into Dive Heritage

The DA Aquamaster holds a special place in the hearts of divers and collectors alike. Crafted during an era when scuba diving was a burgeoning adventure, this regulator represents the pinnacle of innovation and design. Its chrome finish exudes timeless elegance and is a nod to the style of its time.

Restored to Perfection

This DA Aquamaster has undergone a meticulous restoration process. Every component, from the hoses, duckbill, diaphragm, mouthpiece, wagon wheels, to the filter, has been lovingly rebuilt to its original glory. The result? A regulator that not only looks breathtaking but also delivers performance that’s second to none.

Approved by the World’s Elite

The DA Aquamaster boasts official approval from numerous military organizations worldwide. Its reputation as a reliable, top-tier demand regulator is well-deserved. Whether you’re exploring deep, challenging waters or seeking the best equipment for your underwater adventures, this regulator is your steadfast companion.

Relive Diving’s Golden Age

Owning a fully restored DA Aquamaster isn’t just about having a piece of diving history; it’s about experiencing it firsthand. As you breathe through this iconic regulator, you’ll be transported back to a time when diving was an exhilarating frontier, and this regulator was the pinnacle of technology.

Join the Dive Heritage Revival

Whether you’re an avid diver, a collector of vintage scuba gear, or simply an admirer of finely crafted equipment, the DA Aquamaster by US Divers is a true gem. It’s a testament to the spirit of adventure and pursuit of excellence that defines the world of diving.

Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of diving history. Embrace the legacy of the DA Aquamaster and embark on underwater journeys with the best in the business.

Detailed Historical Overview

1958 DA Aqua-Master

When introduced, the 1958 DA Aqua-Master featured a blue identification tag without a serial number and lacked a hookah port. The regulator body had a raised area oriented towards the Intake Horn, unlike later models. Initially, it came with black hoses and a black straight nozzle connected with Tinnerman type clamps. By late 1958, a hookah port was added, though it still lacked a serial number.

1959 DA Aqua-Master

Serial numbers began on the label starting with 200,000. A hookah port was added, and yellow hoses and nozzles replaced the previous black ones. The label remained consistent until 1970.

1960 Aqua-Master

There were no significant changes from the previous year. Hoses were yellow with a black nozzle. A new nylon hose clamp replaced the Tinnerman type.

1961 Aqua-Master

Introduced a redesigned hose and mouthpiece assembly, featuring a shorter, more flexible black neoprene hose and a new aerodynamic mouthpiece design.

1962-63 DA Aqua-Master

Experienced cosmetic changes, including the introduction of black neoprene hoses with less corrugation and a new nylon hose clamp design. Some models had a “Made in France” sticker, but its presence varied.

1964-1965 DA Aqua-Master

The introduction of the ROYAL MASTER and changes in regulator case appearance. Early models had a brass case with a satin chrome finish, while later models featured polished chrome.

1966-69 DA Aqua-Master

As single hose regulators grew in popularity, the DA Aquamaster continued to evolve. Long yokes and new designs for hose clamps and mouthpieces were introduced.

1970-1972 DA Aqua-Master

The final years saw updates such as a sticker label consistent with US Divers’ logo and the introduction of a heavy-duty 3000 PSI yoke.

The DA Aquamaster had an illustrious run from 1958 to 1972, marking it as one of the most enduring and recognized dual hose regulators. Even today, it remains a cherished piece of diving history for enthusiasts and professionals alike.