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List Price : $79.95 Price : $44.99
List Price : $79.95 Price : $44.99
Product Description
The Casio Men's Multi-Task Gear Sports Watch brings you a range of information in multiple formats. Accented with screw details in the corners, the contoured resin case frames a round, black dial with an outside minute track, luminous hand and hour markers, and three sub-dials at the bottom of the dial. Featuring five alarms, a countdown timer, stopwatch, 12- and 24-hour formats, and a velocity indicator, this high-performance timepiece is water resistant to 330 feet (100 meters). An LED light makes it easy to read in any light conditions, and this sleek watch secures to the wrist with a flexible resin band. You'll love the feel of this slim watch, which adds comfort and style to its superior functionality.
- Silver-tone luminous hour hands; Digital time and date display
- World time (31 time zones and 48 cities); Altimeter, barameter and therometer
- 1/100th seconds stop watch; 5 alarms
- 12/24 hour formats; Countdown timer
- Water-resistant to 330 feet (100 M)
Casio Men's SGW400H-1B Sport Multi-Function Grey Dial Watch Reviews
Casio Men's SGW400H-1B Sport Multi-Function Grey Dial Watch Reviews
| 14 of 14 people found the following review helpful  Very accurate once its calibrated, By This review is from: Casio Men's SGW400H-1B Sport Multi-Function Grey Dial Watch (Watch) This is my first Casio watch in 20 years. I've had this watch for a month now. I fly airplanes for a living and got this watch for all my hiking and cycling that I do when on the ground. I've found it to be extremely accurate. I am able to calibrate the barometer, thermometer, and altimeter each time before a flight according to airport ATIS. Alternatively, I've used readings from Weather Underground to calibrate it as well. I use a GPS unit to calibrate the altitude or use airfield elevation as a reference.Once calibrated, the readings are nothing short of phenomenal. When in the cockpit, the altimeter reads exactly what the cabin altitude is to an accuracy of +/-100 feet. (Cabin alt readings are in 100ft scale anyway on flight deck displays). Temperature readings are accurate if you leave it off your wrist for a few minutes (as the manual suggests). The altimeter reads accurately outdoors to within 10ft (cross-checked with a GPS unit) and the barometer is accurate as... Read more 5 of 5 people found the following review helpful Excellent watch, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Casio Men's SGW400H-1B Sport Multi-Function Grey Dial Watch (Watch) I got this watch this Christmas for my outdoor activities and so far it met all of my expectations. First of all, it is very light and comfortable. The dial is quite large and the data is quite visible on the digital screens. The watch is very accurate and I love the way the analog hands adjust themselves after the digital clock when changing time zones. If you want to get correct outside temperature readings you need to take it off otherwise the body temperature will alter the results. The altimeter was a bit off (10m / 30ft) however I've recalibrated it recently at sea level and now the reading is very accurate. The barometer seems to work very well and it shows if the weather is getting better or worse - very handy info when hiking. The alarm function is great with a total of 5 different alarms. I've also use it under water (7m / 20ft) and it worked very well - you just need to remember to rinse it in fresh water after diving in the ocean or pool. All in all a very nice sports... Read more 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful  OK for the price, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Casio Men's SGW400H-1B Sport Multi-Function Grey Dial Watch (Watch) For $45 or so, this is an OK watch. The barometer works well, which is what I wanted, however the altimeter is a joke. I live at sea level and it continually tries to tell me otherwise. The alarm is also poorly thought out. It only goes off for 10 seconds so if that doesn't get you up, you'll need to set one of the other alarms to follow it up. Not a terrible design but not the best either. Also, the analog hands are always in the way of reading the digital displays. All in all a bit of a hot mess. But again, for $45 you can't be too picky, right? |
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