Casio Men’s Pathfinder Triple Sensor Multi-Functional Digital Watch #PAG40-7

Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #13 in Watches
- Brand: Casio
- Model: PAG40-7
- Band material: Resin
- Bezel material: Resin
- Case material: Resin
- Clasp type: Buckle
- Dial color: grey
- Dial window material: Mineral
- Movement type: japanese-quartz
- Water-resistant to 330 feet
Features
- Casio triple sensor pathfinder with a large dual layer display.
- Digital compass, altimeter, barometer and thermometer
- Altitude measurement up to 10,000 meters
- Easy one-touch operation, auto el backlight
- Water-resistant to 330 feet (100 m)
Customer Reviews
Huge watch. Neat features!![]()
I was totally shocked by the size of this monster watch. 5/8 inch thick (.66 inch) and 2 1/8 in diameter (2.07 inches) by my calipers. That is why I am giving the watch one star off, good luck wearing it with a shirt that has a buttoned cuff.
The watch band is really thick and heavy duty, 7/8 inches wide with the usual metal buckle/slots. The watch band is SCREWED into place. Need 2 flat bladed screwdrivers to remove. Good luck finding a replacement band with Velcro or something.
The plastic face is recessed a bit by the movable compass ring. Looks like it is durable enough, no idea how easily it scratches. Will find out soon I am sure.
As for the watch functions. Wow. Amazing watch. It has a huge screen 1 1/4 inches wide and contains two layers of LCDs along with different colors, green for functions and blue for the compass. The time shows up in 1/4 inch numbers readable across the room (literally). Modes besides compass, barometer/temperature, altitude are Min/Max altitude and stop watch. Can have some amazingly small numbers and symbols for a watch this size. The P for PM is about the limit that my eyes can read. Lots of alarms. Easy to adjust pretty much anything on the watch, time, date, compass, temperature, etc. Luckily everything is changeable to degrees F and mm of mercury for us non-metric folks. Compass is a little jerky (1-2 second delay) and have not yet time to see how well the altitude setting works. Temperature seems to be sluggish in updating.
The background light is quite bright and everything can be read easily enough. Of course, with that much square footage of screen size, I can use it to find keyholes and such. Heh. There is a tip to light feature.
THERE ARE 4 BATTERIES SR927W. The back come off with just 8 phillips screws, no prying necessary. 4 screws on the back, 2 screws with half threaded on the buttons side, and 2 screws fully threaded on the sensor side. There are two bottoms, a rubbery plastic (which goes against your wrist) and a metal one with the serial number on it. No mention of battery types unfortunately. The metal back has the very thin water seal gasket that looks like a pain but is not really. Just put the seal in place,hold the bottom flat with the seal up, and place the watch on top, bending out the wrist band tabs so it will go on.
So, if you like BIG watches that look like it will go through hell and back (bring extra batteries) while telling you what the temperature is and how deep you are, this is your watch.
Nice watch…big size![]()
I was looking for an unconventional G-Shock, found this Pathfinder with all I needed plus a different look. Very functional, big size, above expectations.
GOOD WORK WATCH!![]()
I waz wearing my ten year old LumiNox to work, but, three guys commented on it, ie, “hey nice watch”… So I knew I had to make a change.
The Pathfinder 2271 is the right size, and a really nice piece.
I am very happy with my purchase and after one days use, this watch, is exactly precise in its time keeping, -to the second.
Is it the same as a Swiss made watch, no, but the Casio Pathfinder is good in its own way: No disappointments here.
If you get it, do yourself a favor, and, throw out the manual it comes with: DOWNLOAD THE EIGHT PAGE MANUAL AT:
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November 27, 2009
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