Casio Men's PAG240T-7CR "Pathfinder" Triple-Sensor Multi-Function Titanium Watch Review. With its solar-power capabilities, titanium construction, and myriad functions, this rugged Casio watch is suited for the true outdoorsman. Quartz movement with digital display. Protective mineral crystal dial window. Features bi-directional bezel, five alarms, altimeter feature, compass, stopwatch, and calendar.Water-resistant to 100 m (330 feet)
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| Casio Men's PAG240T-7CR Pathfinder Triple-Sensor Multi-Function Titanium Watch |
Casio Men's PAG240T-7CR "Pathfinder" Triple-Sensor Multi-Function Titanium Watch Specifications
- Brand, Seller, or Collection Name Casio
- Model number PAG240T-7CR
- Part Number PAG240T-7CR
- Model Year 2011
- Item Shape Round
- Dial window material type Mineral
- Display Type Digital
- Clasp Fold-Over Clasp with Double Push-Button Safety
- Metal stamp None
- Case material Resin
- Case diameter 51 millimeters
- Case Thickness 15 millimeters
- Band Material Titanium
- Band length Men's Standard
- Band width 18 millimeters
- Band Color Silver
- Dial color Grey
- Bezel material Titanium
- Bezel function Bidirectional
- Calendar Day, date, month, and year
- Special features alarm-feature, altimeter-feature, Compass, Stop watch, Water Resistant
- Item weight 10.09 Ounces
- Movement Quartz
- Water resistant depth 330 Feet
- Warranty type Contact seller of record
The feature-rich Casio Men's Pathfinder Triple Sensor Watch is loaded with contemporary must-haves, like a titanium band that closes with a double push-button fold-over safety clasp and a triple sensor that provides altimeter, barometer, thermometer, and compass information. And that's just the tip of the iceberg. The watch's large digital display is backlit for afterhours use and world time is quickly available in 48 cities--a handy feature when you're travelling. Other high-tech features include five alarms, a 1/100 second stopwatch, a countdown timer, and the ability to display time in 12- or 24-hour formats. Myriad easy-to-use buttons surround the watch's resin case, providing quick access to its many features. Additionally, this watch boasts a water resistance to 330 feet (100 meters), reliable digital quartz movement, and a mineral crystal. Constantly evolving and improving the Pathfinder lineup, Casio introduces the PAG240-1, a welcome upgrade to the legendary PAG40. Black resin band watch with neutral digital face.
Casio Men's PAG240T-7CR "Pathfinder" Triple-Sensor Multi-Function Titanium Watch Customer Reviews:
By P. Hornsby (Seattle, WA)
When this watch was delivered, I opened the box to discover it had grown a foot long beard in the 2 day transit. THAT'S how manly this watch is. I will never need any of the features this watch has besides the time/date, but when the Zombie Apocalypse comes, I WILL be ready. Seriously though, I like this watch for its looks and I kind of have a thing for collecting titanium items. There are reviews that cover the specifics way better than I could. I bought this watch based on mapper65's review and he was accurate on all points (I apparently had an easier time adjusting the band, though. It was pretty easy if you're careful.). This is the most expensive watch I've ever bought and I have no buyer's remorse at all.
By R. Taylor (Florida)
My husbands Christmas present. Beautiful , classy design but tough, has all the bells and whistles. He has always has Casio brand. The last on has the Pathfinder which held up a long thin but the band wore out, it is canvas and leather. Other Casio bands are plastic and they also rot over time. He wears his watch 24/7 even to bed so this one should hold up well.
By Jethro (Oregon)
This is a well built, high quality, functional watch. I bought it because I like the 'Titanium' finish, and because I wanted a watch that could keep track of altitude, etc. If you calibrate your altitude periodically at places with known elevation, it makes for much more accurate readings. Because the watch determines altitude from barometric pressure, you need to re-calibrate with changes in the weather.If you need to resize the watch band, I would suggest going to a local jeweler and just paying a couple bucks to have them make the adjustments. There are YouTube videos that show how to do it, but I got halfway through and got stumped; so I paid the $7.50 to get it done by a professional (took them about 2 minutes).
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