From Protreik (with Pathfinder technology), authentic outdoor gear for the serious adventurer, comes a new Triple-sensor analog digital timepiece with direction, altitude, barometric pressure and temperature sensors. Fully-loaded with modern functions, this Casio Men's Amazon Exclusive Pro-Trek Multi-Band Solar Atomic Digital Watch is the ideal timepiece for the active man. With the case and bezel made of durable, black resin, this sporty watch also features easy-to-use, one-button push functions for an altimeter, barometer, and compass which uses the second hand as the compass pointer. The black dial features an analog and digital display with luminous orange hour hands and a white sweep second hand. Additional functions include World Time (29 cities + UTC), 5 daily alarms, stopwatch and a countdown timer. Plus, it features Japanese quartz movement for accurate timekeeping and is water resistant to 330 feet (100 meters). With a comfortable, nylon strap with buckle closure and a scratch-resistant mineral window, the Casio Men's Amazon Exclusive Pro-Trek Multi-Band Solar Atomic Digital Watch is perfect for the office or trekking through the Himalayas--and everywhere in between. Also includes an additional orange elastic strap with black stitching and velcro closure so you can wear this watch outside of your winter coat.Depending on the sensor mode entered, the second hand indicates direction, altitude differential, or barometric pressure tendency in easy-to-read analog format. The digital display shows data as values.This means the model provides the best of both digital and analog formats.
Product Featured Tough solar power, Battery Power Indicator, Power Saving Function, Solar Rechargeable Battery, Approx. battery life: 5 months on full charge (without further exposure to light). Digital Compass: Measures and displays direction as one of 16 points. Magnetic declination correction. Multi-Band Atomic Timekeeping (US, UK, Germany, Japan, China). Full Auto LED light with afterglow;5 daily alarms; countdown timer. Water-resistant to 200 M (660 feet).
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