Listing of current ProTrek Collection PRW-35 PRW-6900 PRG-340 PRW-3400 PRW-6611 PRW-6621 PRW-51 PRW-61 PRW-6800 PRG-30 PRT-B70 PRT-B50 PRW-30 PRW-70 PRW-50 PRG-330 PRW-6600 PRW-60 PRG-650 PRW-7000 PRG-600 PRW-3510 PRW-6100 PRW-3500 PRW-3100 PRW-6000 PRG-300 PRG-270 PRW-2500 PAG-240 PRG-240 Barometric pressure tendency information alarm (beep and arrow indicate significant changes in pressure)

ProTrek-Digital, #ProTrek-Solar, #ProTrek-Biomass-Plastic, #ProTrek-Radio-Controlled, #ProTrek-Steel-Bezel months on rechargeable battery (operation period whenstored in total darkness with the power save function onafter full charge)

The listing is being constantly updated, so don’t worry about the freshness:) THE LATEST PROTREK WATCH Get out into the great outdoors with a new PRO TREK timepiece featuring solar-powered radio-controlled precision and eco-friendly materials chosen for their environmental performance.

Design features include a case designed for outdoor gear performance. Large side buttons and one-press access to digital compass, barometric pressure and altitude, and temperature readings keep important information at your fingertips. ProTrek-Solar, #ProTrek-Ana-Digi, #ProTrek-Biomass-Plastic, #ProTrek-Radio-Controlled, #ProTrek-Steel-Bezel Countdown start time setting range: 1 minute to 24 hours(1-minute increments and 1-hour increments) And while I usually find Casio’s “PRO TREK” logo a little too basic, its soft font and touch of orange genuinely seem to pop. months on rechargeable battery (operation period withnormal use without exposure to light after charge)We begin with an examination of the dial and case. Casio went all-in on the outdoor ethos, as its marketing copy attests: The embodiment of a tool concept realized through advanced technologies, PROTREK continues to evolve as genuine outdoor gear. It deploys Triple Sensor, Ver. 3 to take high-precision measurements of directions, atmospheric pressure/temperatures and altitudes, and adds radio-controlled, solar-powered timekeeping to assure accuracy in locations around the world, from the European Alps to the high Himalayas. From assured direct button control to high-specification water resistance, PROTREK is loaded with functions designed to support activities in the field. The rest of the case is composed of resin, “biomass plastics,” and a newly developed flame-retardant leather band, which Casio claims will ward off errant campfire sparks.

Beneath the hand, “the base of the dial has a textured cast iron-like surface evoking a Dutch oven, bringing together a design that epitomizes all there is to love about bushcraft.” You pay for:Biomass Plastic Case and Band, 100-meter water resistance, Low temperature resistant, Radio-controlled Watch; Multi band 6, Tough Solar, Digital compass, Thermometer, Barometer, Altimeter, Sunrise/sunset display Trek log data (up to 14 records of high/low altitudes, autocumulative ascent and descent of particular treks)Others: Relative altitude readings (–3,000 to 3,000 m),Selectable measurement interval: 5 seconds or 2 minutes These Triple Sensor models deliver altitude, barometric pressure, and direction readings that are more accurate than previous models, and a Barometric Pressure Tendency Alarm alerts the wearer to sudden changes in pressure readings. Only three negatives stand out here, apart from the choice of leather for the band. First, comes the water resistance. While 100 m is definitely acceptable for hiking and swimming, 200 m is usually what I’m looking for in a go-anywhere timepiece. But I get it — with the sensors listed above, some of the components need access to air. No big deal. Campfire flames, is that what it’s supposed to be? To me, the orange, yellow, and white were more reminiscent of candy corn. But while I may not enjoy that particular treat, I’m a big fan of the 6900YL’s second hand. Get out into the great outdoors with a solar-powered PRO TREK featuring eco-friendly materials that care for the environment.