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Casio Men Protrek PRW2500T-7 Multi-Band Atomic Solar Wristwatch
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About this item
- Tough Solar Power, Multi-Band Atomic Timekeeping, 200M Water Resistant, Duplex LC Display, Tide Graph (tide level for specific date and time), Moon Data (moon age of the specific date and moon phase graph)
- Digital Compass, Altimeter, Altimeter Memeory, Barometer, Thermometer ; Thermometer Display range: -10 to 60 C (14 to 140 F) Display unit: 0.1 C (0.2 F) Low Temperature Resistant (-10 C / 14 F)
- Full Auto EL Backlight with Afterglow, 5 Independent Daily alarms, Hourly time signal, World Time, 1/100 second stopwatch
- Countdown Timer, Battery level indicator, Power saving function, Full auto-calendar (pre-programmed until the year 2099), 12/24 hour formats, Button operation tone on/off, Storage
- Battery: Solar rechargeable battery, Approx. battery life: 5 months on full charge (without further exposure to light), 23 months on full charge with Power Saving Function (without further exposure to light), Module: 3258
- Altimeter Measuring range: -700 to 10,000 m (-2,300 to 32,800 ft) Measuring unit: 5 m (20ft) Manual memory measurements (up to 14 records, each including altitude, date, time) High altitude / Low altitude memory Total Ascent / Descent memory Others: Reference altitude setting, Altitude differential
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Product Description
The Pro Trek PRW2500, a high performance tool developed under the supervision of meteorologists to take on challenging environments. Like all triple sensor Pro Trek models, the PRW2500 features easy-one-tough operation of its Altimeter/Barometer, Compass and Thermometer. A reconfigured duplex LCD layout provides optimal upper & lower LCD layout for information at-a-glance when you're on the go. In addition to numerical and trend graph data, unique arrow icons help to indicate characteristic barometric pressure patterns. 200 meter water resistance has also been employed to ensure strong water resistance for river trekking & rafting where one would encounter strong water pressure. The addition of tide & moon graph/data provides convenient information for sea kayaking and fishing. Titanium band digital watch with black face.
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Casio Pro Trek PRW-2500 Key Features
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Atomic TimekeepingMulti-Band Atomic Timekeeping (US, UK, Germany, Japan, China) Receives time calibration radio signals which keep the displayed time accurate Auto receive function (up to 6 times per day/up to 5 times per day for China) |
Pro Trek Version 3 Triple SensorVersion 3 triple sensor altimeter, barometer, thermometer and compass |
Pro Trek Tough Solar PowerIntegrated Solar Panel That Uses Sunlight and UV Light to Recharge the Watch’s Battery |
Casio Pro Trek PRW-2500 Additional Key Features
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Water ResistantWater Resistant to 200 Meters |
Multi Alarm5 Independent Daily alarms |
Stopwatch1/100 second stopwatch Measuring capacity: 23:59'59.99" Measuring modes: Elapsed time, split time, 1st-2nd place times |
World Time31 times zones (48 cities + UTC), city code display, daylight saving on/off |
Casio Pro Trek PRW-2500 Series
From Pro Trek, authentic gear for the outdoor adventurer comes a new addition to the 200M water resistant PRW2500 Series. The bezel is also imprinted with directional markings to help when taking bearing measurements. For easy viewing of Triple Sensor data such as direction, atmospheric pressure, temperature, altitude and even tide & moon data, a duplex LCD display and full auto EL backlight are employed. Topping off a host of additional features is Self-Adjusting, Multi-Band 6 Atomic Timekeeping and Self-Charging Solar Power.
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Product specifications
Watch Information
Brand, Seller, or Collection Name | Casio |
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Model number | PRW-2500T-7CR |
Part Number | PRW2500T-7CR |
Model Year | 2011 |
Item Shape | Round |
Dial window material type | Mineral |
Display Type | Digital |
Clasp | Fold Over Clasp With Hidden Double Push Button |
Case material | Stainless Steel |
Case diameter | 20.5 millimeters |
Case Thickness | 15 millimeters |
Band Material | Titanium |
Band size | Mens-Standard |
Band width | 20 millimeters |
Band Color | Silver |
Dial color | Gray |
Bezel material | Aluminum |
Bezel function | Bidirectional |
Calendar | Day-Date-Month |
Special features | Tide graph, Moon data |
Item weight | 4 ounces |
Movement | Japanese Quartz |
Water resistant depth | 660 Feet |
Warranty | If this product is sold by Amazon, please review the manufacturer’s website for warranty information. If this product is sold by another party, please contact the seller directly for warranty information for this product. You may also be able to find warranty information on the manufacturer’s website. |
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- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Product Dimensions : 1 x 1 x 1 inches; 4 ounces
- Item model number : PRW-2500T-7CR
- Department : mens
- Batteries : 1 Product Specific batteries required. (included)
- Date First Available : October 5, 2011
- Manufacturer : Cannon Gate Pub Inc
- ASIN : B005SSWKMK
- Best Sellers Rank: #14,915,043 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry (See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry)
- #61,896 in Men's Wrist Watches
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Customers like the quality, performance, appearance, portability and accuracy of the watch. For example, they mention it's well built, has all the important functions and that the mirrored edges look spectacular. Some appreciate the light weight and the fact that it'll feel substantial on their wrist.
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Customers like the quality of the watch. For example, they say it's well-built, and the crystal is tough. Some say the link between the band is solid titanium, and that it'll last for a long time.
"...Nonetheless the unit is holding up fantastically even before I switched to a smart watch. I definitely will keep it around for the more outdoor days." Read more
"...The watch is tough - I was about half way through working under on my wife's car putting on a receiver hitch for a bike rack before I realized I..." Read more
"...Lots and lots of tools in a small packageLightweightDurableSolarAtomicABCLooks cool ... ?Cons:..." Read more
"...Screen is clear and easy to read.- Crystal is pretty tough…although the bezel looks worn; there are no scratches on the crystal...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the performance of the watch. They mention that it has all the important functions they had asked for. Some are happy with the overall useability and quality. Some say that the altimeter, world time, and stopwatch all work flawlessly.
"...] I purchased about 3 years ago, and I'm very impressed with its performance, though I'll honestly say it's far from perfect -..." Read more
"...The signal strength meter in the watch works well to find a place to put the watch where it can receive the weak WWVB signal and set itself to the..." Read more
"...Pros:Lots and lots of tools in a small packageLightweightDurableSolarAtomicABCLooks cool ... ?..." Read more
"...aka: Water PROOF!This watch has all the important functions I had asked Santa for: Solar powered --- Atomic clock synchronized ---..." Read more
Customers like the appearance of the watch. They mention that it looks good, has a foldover clasp, and the mirrored edges look spectacular. They also appreciate the well thought out and organized displays, the redesigned face, and readout.
"...The titanium band is a great option that's very classy and resistant to damage - but where the watch face and band meet is connected by metal and..." Read more
"...LightweightDurableSolarAtomicABCLooks cool ... ?Cons:None noted" Read more
"...& its back light in the night-time is bright enough yet soothing & crisp for a complete + quick read of the heads-up display...." Read more
"...And it looks GREAT!" Read more
Customers like the accuracy of the watch. They say the barometer is spot on, the sensors are surprisingly accurate, and the watch gives good relative readings of baro trend, altitude, moon phase, tides, and other weather conditions. The barometer shows trends as well as current readings, which is helpful in predicting changing weather. Some customers also like the barometric and temperature readouts, as well the altimeter, which they find very useful when using a hiking map with contour lines.
"...The sensors and general timekeeping are solid...." Read more
"...and - besides real accurate time of day - the watch gives good relative readings of baro trend, altitude, moon phase, tides, and compass and it's..." Read more
"...The barometer trend is useful in indicating if the weather is turning on you...." Read more
"...It is also advertised to have barometric and temperature readouts. These are functions I couldn't care less about, but they're available...." Read more
Customers find the watch light and comfortable. They say the titanium band has a good weight to it and isn't too heavy for the size. Some customers also like the altimeter and barometer for travel.
"...The titanium band - while strong and lightweight - is not very scratch resistant...." Read more
"...Pros:Lots and lots of tools in a small packageLightweightDurableSolarAtomicABCLooks cool ... ?..." Read more
"...It is comfortable and light weight and I think the size it just about right, I wouldn’t want it smaller or larger.-..." Read more
"...watch [mind you, this is a *very* large watch] extremely wearable, lightweight & comfortable...." Read more
Customers like the time settings of the watch. They say the atomic time keeping is great, the date is always correct, and the auto sync feature works well. They also appreciate the stopwatch and countdown timer functions. Customers are also impressed that the watch is capable of synchronizing radio controlled time signal from the US to South America.
"...scratched or damaged but it is not a hammer. The atomic time setting works well. We live in the SE in GA far away from WWVB in Colorado...." Read more
"...It's atomically synced (just make sure to tell it which zone/freq to look for)...." Read more
"...2 time zones are nice…I keep the primary on Kabul and the alternate on DEN so I can see what time it is back home.Cons:-..." Read more
"...important functions I had asked Santa for: Solar powered --- Atomic clock synchronized --- Compass --- Altimeter, & as a cool bonus, most of the..." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the fit of the watch. Some find the size just about right, while others say it's a little large on the wrist. Some customers also mention that the print is too small.
"...Also, this is a big watch. It fits my wrist perfectly, but if you have smaller wrists it may be wider than your wrist. YMMV...." Read more
"...Of course, as a cost the time display is much smaller, so you'll have to look harder for this view...." Read more
"...It is comfortable and light weight and I think the size it just about right, I wouldn’t want it smaller or larger.-..." Read more
"The watch is pretty big on my wrist - bigger than I was expecting from the pictures...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the ease of use of the watch. Some mention that it's more user friendly, and easier to find and set controls. They say the manual is very easy to follow and understand. However, some customers find the setup of the product to be complicated and difficult. They also say the instructions are short coming.
"...The multi-alarms are a breeze to set too & i often set several reminders for myself thru the day for coffee-breaks, lunch breaks or workout time-off..." Read more
"...Buttons are much more easier to find in the dark and operate...." Read more
"...i'm keeping my 4 star status... it has a lot of complexity and isn't as usable as i would have liked and doesn't show like a high end watch, but is..." Read more
"...The new model is more user friendly, and easier to find and set controls. Out of the box, the watch was set to European standards; meters..." Read more
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There's a lot to cover, so let's start with the features and upgrades Casio has made to the PRW2500T to previous watches. This is Casio's latest (2001) edition of their Pathfinder Tough Triple-Sensor Atomic Solar watches - which is a real mouthful. Basically this series of Pathfinder watches really are the Crem della crem of those offered, as they include a tough design to resist damage & wear, includes some form of significant water resistance (20BAR, 200 meters), has a triple sensor (temperature barometer, altimeter, and digital compass), has an atomic timekeeping feature, and is solar powered. In short, this watch is extremely feature rich - but this is nothing new for Casio. The PAW1300T I mentioned earlier came out about four years previously and has the exact same features - save for a weaker water resistance (10BAR / 100 Meters), so Casio is certainly staying the course in offering what its most outgoing and resourceful customers want. What this watch DOES offer as an upgrade significantly is new moon and tide data, which the aforementioned watch did not have - so this is something to consider if this is what you're looking for.
What makes this watch such an effective upgrade is the great display redesign that it has given compared to previous pathfinders. the PRW2500T, from the home screen, allows you to view the moon phase, day of week, barometer graph, tide chart, date, and time without pressing a button! That's a big upgrade, as previous watches required you to trade the day of the week for a barometer graph or other exchanges of information, making it more inconvenient for the quick glance. Of course, as a cost the time display is much smaller, so you'll have to look harder for this view. The watch's physical design has also gotten a serious upgrade, with resin supports around the stainless steel casing to ensure less denting and help maintain a water-resistant seal when possible. The band also connects to the watch face much more securely compared to the PAW1300T, meaning your band won't break as easily (which is why I ended up buying this watch in the first place!) and you're not going to have to replace the band as likely. Long story short, the watch has been built much better compared to the PAW1300T and is a step in the right direction for Casio
The sensors and general timekeeping are solid. Atomic timekeeping is a pain in the butt, and i have to say I've yet to get a solid update unfortunately, but bear in mind this was done in a metropolitan environment on the 4th floor, not a rural one away from buildings where it's mostly expected. Then again this is nothing different from past pathfinder watches, which
The watch has everything you need, and only a few shortfalls. The titanium band - while strong and lightweight - is not very scratch resistant. The paint on the surface (such as on the direction dial) is also very prone to scratches, which really kill the clean and finished look I just loved when I got it. I'm a week in and it's already chipping paint and scratching up, and I've yet to take it on my first hike. Despite this, it's extremely resistant to wear and will last you years - so long as you give it the maintenance it needs every so often and keep it away from harm. It's no G-Shock, but a very good watch, and light on the hand!
The titanium band is a great option that's very classy and resistant to damage - but where the watch face and band meet is connected by metal and plastic/rubber resin - which has in the past broke on my other pathfinders. The new design is much more beefy and resistant to damage, but I still feel Casio has a conspiracy to sell you titanium bands that break and get scratched up, especially when they only offer a 1 year warranty.
Speaking of warranties, this thing - for what you pay - deserves a 3 or 5 year warranty. Casio's 1-year warranty is an insult, and they should really back their watches more long-term. The watch face will probably outlive you - but the watchbands are very likely to break every few years. The titanium band is an easy $70 to replace, so keep that in mind!
In the end there's a lot to be said about this watch - most importantly it will suit your needs no matter your interests, whether they be personal, business, or military. I also feel I've barely scratched the surface with this watch, so please feel free to individually ask questions if you feel this review isn't sufficient of how much this watch covers. This is a watch that will go with and last just about anything you throw at it. I love it, even despite its shortfalls, and think the pathfinder is the most feature-rich watch money can buy.
UPDATE - May 15 2013
Nothing has changed for this watch except some wearing on the compass dial. Apparently the paint can't survive, though everything else is in fair order. I don't get why this feature is even on the watch but nonetheless it does hurt the aesthetics. Bear this in mind as you use it! Regardless it's still a fine product and everything else seems to be working great.
UPDATE - July 2014
Just a short update. I ended up shelving this watch for a bit as I use my smartwatch more often. My only disappointment is that the device doesn't store its charge for as long as my previous Casio (in fact this one is dead while the other Casio is sitting on Low after over a year!) which was a little surprising, but not a deal breaker.
Nonetheless the unit is holding up fantastically even before I switched to a smart watch. I definitely will keep it around for the more outdoor days.
So how does all this affect the watch -> If you take the watch off your wrist where it was at a temp of ~83 degrees F and move it to an ambient temp environment with different temp it is also going to experience an air density change and think it has changed altitude and barometric pressure as well. So this is how I use my watch -> I don't use it to measure temps - I just leave it on my wrist so I don't expose it to the air density changes it experiences off my wrist. Then I use it to see relative changes in barometric pressure and altitude. For the barometer I watch the trend - for centuries the barometer, all by itself, has been a break through weather predicting instrument. If I am a sailor and I see the baro take a pretty fast dip I know a storm is brewing and I need to respect that and take appropriate action, etc. For the altimeter, when I go bicycling, I like to see how much relative change (going up hill and down) I have made - I know (or look up) the MSL elevation of the places I start from, and I set the watch on my wrist to the start elevation. Now I can watch pretty good relative changes in elevation I achieve going up an down hill for me as a cyclist. I like the quick reference for the moon phase and the tides as well. Like my old Red-Rider BB gun I also enjoy the compass in the stock - it works and I actually use it.
The watch is tough - I was about half way through working under on my wife's car putting on a receiver hitch for a bike rack before I realized I still had my watch on and was banging it around on stuff under the car. It didn't get scratched or damaged but it is not a hammer.
The atomic time setting works well. We live in the SE in GA far away from WWVB in Colorado. The signal strength meter in the watch works well to find a place to put the watch where it can receive the weak WWVB signal and set itself to the Bureau of Standards atomic time keeping. Mine sets every night to WWVB, and its pretty neat to have dead nuts accurate time right on your wrist.
So in summary - I'm a geek, and - besides real accurate time of day - the watch gives good relative readings of baro trend, altitude, moon phase, tides, and compass and it's size and impressiveness compensates well for any other personal deficiencies I may have. I really enjoy the thing, but it you want quick or accurate data (other than time of day) - pickup your smart phone.
Now that that's out of the way, I love this watch. This is one of the only metal watch bands that doesn't pinch the hair on my arm (always a plus). The watch is solar charged and the battery lasts awhile when face down. It's atomically synced (just make sure to tell it which zone/freq to look for). Your standard ABC (Altimeter, Barometer, Compass) features are helpful for us aviators and outdoor enthusiasts. The tidal indicator I thought would be useless, but I've used it a couple times (not many, mind you). It's more aesthetically pleasing than anything. Also the moon phase indicator helps me get a good wag a the nightly illumination before it's even night. The barometric trend (The stairs next to the wave) also helps you to determine if the weather is deteriorating or improving.
After a year of hard use, the watch is scratched on any surface I could possibly rub against a foreign object. The bezel has done a great job of protecting the screen, as that isn't scratched at all. The watch receives it's updates like clockwork (get it. Heh heh). All sources of light charge it (and I've left it face down on my nightstand for a couple days at a time, and it was still on Medium charge). One annoying this is how the watch seems to push it's own barometer button... haha. Idk how I keep pushing it. But seems like every time I look at the watch it's on barometric pressure.
Pros:
Lots and lots of tools in a small package
Lightweight
Durable
Solar
Atomic
ABC
Looks cool ... ?
Cons:
None noted