Casio PRG340 Series | Pro Trek | 100 Meter Water Resistance | Compass | Alt/Baro-Thermo | Tough Solar Power | 1-100 SEC Stopwatch | Countdown Timer | World Time, Black, PRG-340-1CR

Working as advertised, not a problem, my third of this kind of watches

Excelente compra !!.. estoy muy contento con lo recibido

I've been wearing digital casios since 1981, most recently the G-shock series. However, the G-shock seemed oriented towards very high durability and a military look, which seemed unnecessary. Some of them had features on the face, for example graphic illustration of the passage of seconds or phases of the moon, that seemed decorative rather than useful. These resulted in cluttered faces. The Pro Trek is simple and functional. Date and time are very visible with a glance. Battery with solar replenishment (and a small charge status indicator), no USB charging. My phone will give me global positioning with a bigger format, no need to duplicate with a watch that will just be one more thing needing charging. One drawback is that some of the minor indicators on the face for settings are much too small, but these are ones that are typically set and not adjusted. I love the very visible compass feature (even though my phone does have one), useful in both urban and nature settings. The Pro Trek is fairly large but is more comfortable that my previous smaller G-shock. Sometimes things are just very pleasing, and this is the case for me with the Pro Trek. I've dropped and banged it a number of times and anticipate continued durability even if it's not a G-shock. BTW, Amazon had an unusually good price, which often is not the case.

This is a very nice watch with a lot of nice features. I really like the compass directions overlay.

Value for money. Tough Solar is working. Good buy

El paquete llego a tiempo, en su caja original con sus manuales, el reloj cumple con todas las funciones especificadas, barometro, altimetro, brújula, y que se solar es las principales ventajas para mi.Lo que no me gusto es que a pesar que indica que resiste agua a 100m o 10 bares, no recomiendan sumergirlo en el mar o en una alberca, lo cual es inconsistente. No he querido correr el riesgo de sumergirlo en el mar para bucear