Casio SGW300-1AV Multifunction Watch
Black
$60.00
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- Altimeter tracks elevation gain and loss from -2,300 to 32,800 ft. (-700 to 10,000m) in 20 ft. (5m) increments
- Barometer tracks atmospheric pressure changes from 260 to 1,100 hPa (7.68 to 32.49 inHg)
- Thermometer displays temperatures in increments of 0.2°F (0.1°C) ranging from 14 - 140°F (-10 - 60°C)
- Digital face displays date, timer and time in 12- or 24-hr. format
- World time keeps you on time in 31 time zones (48 major cities); includes city code display and daylight saving on/off
- Features 5 daily alarms, stopwatch, hourly chime and auto calendar preprogrammed until the year 2099
- 1/1,000-second stopwatch measures elapsed time and split times
- LED backlight with afterglow lets you see the display in the dark
- The Casio SGW300-1AV multifunction watch is water resistant to 100m (330 ft.) and operates in temperatures as low as 14°F/-10°C
Imported.
| Best use | Mountaineering |
|---|---|
| Analog or Digital | Digital |
| Altimeter | Pressure-based |
| Average battery life | 3 years |
| Water-resistant depth | 100 meters |
| Illumination | Backlight |
| Date display | Yes |
| Alarm | Yes |
| Stopwatch | Yes |
| Countdown timer | Yes |
| Multiple time zones | Yes |
| OS compatibility | No |
| Construction | Resin |
| Watch band material | Resin |
| Dimensions | 1.9 x 1.9 x 0.5 inches |
| Face diameter | 1.5 inches |
| Gender | Unisex |
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Oct 6, 2015Works great - until it doesn't
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Feb 23, 2015You get what you pay for...Watch only lasted 1.5 months before it started randomly resetting itself the screen finally shorted out and only shows random blurry numbers. Tried changing battery, still same problem. Duri...
Read More Watch only lasted 1.5 months before it started randomly resetting itself the screen finally shorted out and only shows random blurry numbers. Tried changing battery, still same problem. During that month and a half the barometer was very accurate but obviously not impressed with the watch considering its lifespan. -
Jan 22, 2015Great Altimeter WatchI have had 3 of these watches over the last 25 years. Each one has lasted at least 10 years or so and they keep getting better. One thing I really like about this is that the numbers are lar...
Read More I have had 3 of these watches over the last 25 years. Each one has lasted at least 10 years or so and they keep getting better. One thing I really like about this is that the numbers are large and easy to read. I have found this to be just as accurate and the more expensive ones that some of my friends have. -
Sep 11, 2014Highly functionalI have a few Casio Pathfinder watches. This one has all of the features as the others except the "Compass" feature. That's all right. When I anticipate needing the compass feature, I'll wear...
Read More I have a few Casio Pathfinder watches. This one has all of the features as the others except the "Compass" feature. That's all right. When I anticipate needing the compass feature, I'll wear one of the others. I like the Casio platform.It gives you a lot of function in a reasonably priced package. -
Oct 9, 2013UnreliableI bought and returned this watch 2 times. The screen had malfunction again.
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Jun 4, 2012Functions well as a watch onlyAltimeter function bounces around in the same location, and the barometer usualy never changes
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May 23, 2012Comfort and CapabilityI needed a new everyday watch and I wanted something that was rugged, comfortable, and easy to read. Since I've always had good luck with Casio I looked to them first. This watch is perfect ...
Read More I needed a new everyday watch and I wanted something that was rugged, comfortable, and easy to read. Since I've always had good luck with Casio I looked to them first. This watch is perfect for my job and everday wear. It's easy to read, has a very lightweight and balanced feel for such a big watch, and it looks good. I thought it might feel bulky but it isn't at all. It has some nice features but the time is the most important thing to me. At this price I don't think you can beat it. -
Apr 27, 2012Great value for the moneyUse it for keeping time obviously but it was a great reference for hiking in the mountains. I was usually within 80-150 ft of posted elevations. It is more accurate if you use reference poin...
Read More Use it for keeping time obviously but it was a great reference for hiking in the mountains. I was usually within 80-150 ft of posted elevations. It is more accurate if you use reference points and calibrate the watch accordingly. Overall value for [$] seems pretty decent. Serious mountaineers I would upgrade,but I found it very useful especially when there was significant avalanche danger at certain altitudes it worked great to have an idea where you are at.
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Read More This watch worked like a charm - easy to read, easy to operate (although a bit different in what buttons to push compared to other Casios I've owned), and reasonably accurate in its barometer and altitude measurements. Until a couple of weeks ago when suddenly, all the buttons stopped working. Fortunately it happened when it was on "time", but I can't change the time, change the mode, observe altitude or air pressure, use it as a stopwatch, etc. And when daylight savings times stops or starts, I won't be able to change the time, either. The watch is about 2 years old. I have no idea why this happened, but it's made the watch almost useless.