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Strap one to your wrist and always know what's going on around you.

Mother Nature's going to have to work pretty hard to catch you by surprise when you're wearing the Casio Protrek PAG240B-2 Altimeter Watch. This handsome member of the Triple Sensor Line functions not only as a watch but as a wrist altimeter/barometer, thermometer, digital compass, countdown timer and calendar, all powered by a solar rechargeable battery. Whether you're in the backcountry or halfway around the world, the PAG240B-2 keeps you oriented and informed.

  • Altimeter features automatic memory and records up to 25 logs with high/low/total altitude, date, and time so you can keep track of your ascents and descents
  • Thermometer displays temperatures between 14F and 140F and the barometer warns of approaching storms with its atmospheric pressure measurements and graphs
  • Digital compass keeps you on course while its auto declination keeps your readings accurate no matter where you travel
  • Stainless/resin case is 100m water resistant and works down to 14F
  • LCD display's backlight illuminates the watch after dark
  • Tough Solar Power, battery indicator, and rechargeable battery means you don't have to worry about battery replacement
  • Chronograph includes a countdown timer and stopwatch, while its sunrise-sunset times and world time for 48 cities keep you informed when you're traveling
  • Also functions as a regular watch with 5 alarms, pre-programmed calendar, and standard and military time settings

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Michael Richards

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I do a lot of stuff outside from planting flowers for the wife to catching trout in the ozark mountains and the watch is durable. It has more feature than I thought I would wver use but I find myself using the barometer and compass more than I thought I would.