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Yes, all this fits on your wrist.

Whether your adventures take place at high altitudes or on the high seas, the Casio Pathfinder PAW1500 Altimeter Watch helps you track critical data. Core Triple Sensor functions—altimeter, digital compass, and barometer/thermometer—plus extras like tide and moon graphing, report on natural phenomena around you.
  • Altimeter displays current altitude, graphs altitude position, and stores up to 24 records
  • Barometer/thermometer displays pressure readings, and graphs weather trends for up to 20 hours, and displays current temperature
  • Compass measures and displays one of sixteen directions at the push of a button, and it includes magnetic declination correction
  • Multi-band atomic timekeeping receives time calibration from radio signals to ensure utmost accuracy
  • Solar-powered battery can function for up to five months after a full charge without exposure to light
  • Tide and moon functions offer critical data in easy-to-read graphs
  • 60-Minute countdown timer keeps you on track for timely starts, and includes a stopwatch that displays splits and final times
  • World time tracker displays the time in 29 time zones and 33 cities
  • Fully automatic calendar tracks days and dates through 2099; sunrise and sunset data is available for any date
  • Three-layer protective structure provides 20-bar water resistance and seals out fine particles that can damage watch mechanism

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I have a question: do you want this for...

DAVID BAKER

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I have a question: do you want this for $200? Costco has in in their cases in SLC for that.

Pat Palmer

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Sure, if you either already have a membership, or don't mind paying $60-$100 for the membership.

What is the level of accuracy of the...

James Lopez

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What is the level of accuracy of the altimeters on these wrist watches?

Gone Fishing

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They are not super accurate. I have found they vary within a couple hundred feet from the actual reading.

Christopher Minguez

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Like Mike said, they're not particularly accurate. They require frequent calibration to known altitudes to be useful. In addition, it measures in 20ft increments, which is a pretty wide variance. That said, it should retain usable accuracy for a backcountry trip, with proper calibration beforehand. To be honest, the most important part of this watch is the barometric trend. Whether or not your watch will match the news or local weather barometric pressure is not relevant, it will mirror the overall trend of the barometer, even if the numbers are high or low. It's the trend that's important, not the numbers. Where this watch shines over some other Casio offerings is the ability to have the baro graph displayed permanently on the face, above the time. Many others have this disappear after a period of two to five minutes, and return to a day/date display.

If altitude accuracy is important to you, the Suunto Core and the Tech4o Trail Leader are at the top of the game.

luis

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hello how are you today james , I needs a part of my watch casio pathfinder PAW 1500 and needs the part of metal

for those of you with wookie arms

Nathan Ivy

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Christopher Minguez

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Don't know if you're still using the Casio, but there are NATO strap adapters that get rid of this annoying feature. The site is British, but they ship internationally:

http://www.tiktox.com/paw1500-convertors-p-2689.php

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Nathan Ivy

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howdy everybody!

this is THE watch to get! i've used suunto before but the battery was absolute crap, 2 batteries in one month once!! gah! with this watch you NEVER HAVE to worry about the battery! here are some of the awesome things that i love about this watch!
-solar charged (no more batteries EVER)
-you never have to take this watch off
-waterproof (from the shower to snorkeling in the rock quarry)
-extremely durable (can take a beating)
-looks good, so it can be worn to the office AND the backcountry
-has very good compass function
-non-stop barometer graph on main screen
-has moon phases, sunrise and sunsets, tide, timer, stopwatch, and alarm
-perfect size (not too bulky)
-great for the hairy armed man due to the rubber band
-automatic radio signal received 6 times daily
-can go 6 months with only one solar charge, and up to 20 months in sleep mode

i've posted some pictures to help with the review! five stars and an awesome time piece!! some people pay this much for a watch and it only tells time while mine can do a million other things!