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This multi-function watch from the Casio Pathfinder series keeps you well informed and stylishly equipped for outdoor exploration, aviation, and everyday adventure. The large round digital display shows the time (kept highly accurate with multi-band waveceptor atomic timekeeping, plus world settings for up to 30 cities / 29 time zones), a digital 360-degree compass, altimeter (with a -700 to 10,000 meter measuring range, plus altimeter memory and graph functions), barometer, and thermometer. Conveniently solar powered, the battery offers an approximate five-month life on full charge without further exposure to light. The watch also comes with a power saving function and a battery power indicator. The watch also offers five daily alarms, an altimeter alarm, a countdown timer, a 1/100 second stopwatch function and hourly time signals. The automatic EL backlight with afterglow makes the display easy to read in all conditions. Extremely durable, this quartz-powered watch is built with a case and band made out of powerful titanium with a stylish black-toned bezel. This watch is water resistant up to 330 feet (100 meters), low-temperature resistant (down to 14 degrees F / -10 degrees C), and is backed by a 1-year limited manufacturer's warranty.
Technical Details
- Multi-Band 5 - Atomic Timekeeping (US, UK, Germany, Japan (2)); Receives time calibration radio signals which keep the displayed time accurate in each of these countries- Water-resistant to 330 feet (100 M)
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By Joshua D. Martinez
I am overall satisfied with the watch. A few things I've noticed. As the barometer changes, so does the altimeter reading, whether I changed altitude or not; but it can changed manually. Also, to get an accurate temperature reading, I had to take the watch off due to body heat, but other than that it seemed to be accurate, as did the compass.
By Rancher (Amarillo, TX)
Pros: Visually appealing, Nice accuracy for most sensors and time keeping
Cons: Alarm volume and Hourly chime too soft.
I recently purchased this watch after reading several reviews and doing product searches. Sensors a fairly accurate. I had to rest the barametric sensor to correct to current atmospheric pressure. Showed 25.8 where local broadcast weather and barometer showed ~29.9 in Hg. Compass was right on. Altitude does vary significantly and is checked regularly against a GPS. Temperature must be removed to get an accurate ambient temperature since body temperature warms the watch and the sensor is close to skin. I like the diplay size and it's easy to read without my glasses. Auto-light feature works well. Alarm volume is another story. It is almost too quiet to hear unless you are in an extremely quiet environment. I thought I could use this as a morning alarm, but I have yet to hear it go off. Despite the thickness of the watch, it is easy to wear and not too heavy.
By Keith Johnson
I had to try out this watch. I just broke the crystal in my Suunto Core trying to get the back off of it to fix the battery. This Casio watch is heavy. Functions are good but I prefer the Suunto watch with the same functions. This watch is very heavy. After sizing the band, it sits a little snug on the wrist. I can really tell it is there. I am only on day one with this watch and am testing it through the weekend to see if I can get used to it. I miss the storm warning alert that the Suunto core had. The problem with Suunto is that is made in China. It is cheaply made. This Casio is a rock. I will update this review after a couple of days.
By T. Supa (LA, CA)
I've had this watch for over a year now and I've truly enjoyed it. Never had any problems with it, and love all the great features. It's incredibly durable and surprisingly not very heavy considering the somewhat bulky size for watches in this category. The solar power and the atomic timekeeping are the best features -- never have to re-set the time or replace batteries. For those who have waterproof watches where batteries require replacement by factory authorized dealers, it never comes back the same once that original factory seal is broken. With the atomic timekeeping, you'll have to worry about that. I also love the auto EL backlight -- very handy when you don't have hands free. As with any altimeter watch, I've not found one that works too accurately, and this is no different. Definitely do NOT jump out of any planes with it. It's more of a general idea to track one's ascent/descent for light climbs in moderate elevations, but I wouldn't rely heavily on it by any means. The compass feature has been pretty accurate, as well as the thermometer -- just take it off and set it down for more accurate readings so it does not conflict with body temperature or wrist/body movement. The titanium band is not only incredibly tough but it goes well with any casual to formal attire. I wouldn't waste time or money on the other models in the Pathfinder line -- or any other "outdoors" "adventure" watches of any kind. This one offers the most features at the best price!!
By J. Geunens (Antwerpen, Belgium)
It's a big and heavy watch. But it looks very nice. The compass works fine. The altitude meter is not really accurate, but it works good if you want to measure differences in height. The barometer seems to work. Only thing is, the temperature is only accurately given when the watch is not on your wrist (for a while). Seems your body temperature influences the reading. But I hear that all watches with a weather station have the same problem.
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