We report a miniaturized wet-wet differential pressure sensor with applications in pressure and flow sensing in water networks and other harsh environments. The device is similar in concept to a conventional wet-wet differential pressure sensor in that the sensing element is protected from the external environment by oil-filled cavities closed off by corrugated diaphragms. However, with a package envelope of 11.0 x 4.8 x 3.4 mm 3 , corresponding to a volume of only 0.18 cm 3 , the device is considerably smaller than commercially available wet-wet differential pressure sensors. A high degree of miniaturization has been achieved by using micromachining to fabricate the corrugated diaphragms. Preliminary experimental results are presented showing operation of the device as a delta-pressure flow speed sensor in a water flow test rig.