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| | Features | Casio triple sensor pathfinder with a large dual layer displayDigital compass, altimeter, barometer and thermometerAltitude measurement up to 10,000 metersEasy one-touch operation, auto EL backlightWater-resistant to 330 feet (100 m)
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Amazon Exclusive Pathfinder Watch# PAG40-7M by Casio
Casio has done it yet again with this stylish yet incredibly useful outdoorsman’s dream watch. This watch has all of the bells and whistles that you would expect from a Pathfinder, including Casio’s "Triple Sensor" technology. This technology allows for the watch to give accurate barometer readings that are essential to warn of any upcoming storms, an Altimeter that measures -2300 ft up to 32,800 feet, thermometer to monitor any sudden changes in temperature as well as a digital compass which measure and displays one of 16 points. You can always find your way home with the PAG40-7 from Casio.
The PAG40-7 features an attractive tri-tone case of black, green, and white that will make this outdoor tool also a fashion accessory as well. Complete with button guards to protect against accidental operation of the sensors. The large duplex LCD display makes for reading the time, measurement and graphs easy. This "intelligent" watch also features an auto EL backlight that will illuminate automatically only when dark (to save battery power) with a simple twist of the wrist.
The PAG40-7 also features 100M water resistance, 5 daily alarms 1/100 second stopwatch, an auto calendar and 12/24 hour format. The measurements can be switched from standard measurements to metric with the push of a button. It is even low temperature resistant to accommodate the must rugged of weather conditions, Lightweight at only 2.6 ounces yet tough enough to withstand any journey you choose to tackle…what else would you expect from Casio.
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| | Product Details | | Package Length: | 5.1 inches | | Package Width: | 4.0 inches | | Package Height: | 3.6 inches | | Package Weight: | 0.7 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 54 reviews |
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| | Watch Information | | Crystal Material: | Mineral | | Clasp: | Buckle | | Case Diameter: | 51 millimeters | | Case Thickness: | 17.5 millimeters | | Case Material: | Resin | | Band Material: | Resin | | Bezel Material: | Resin | | Dial Color: | grey | | Movement: | japanese-quartz | | Calendar: | day-date-and-month | | Water Resistance Depth: | 330 feet |
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| | Customer Reviews | Average Customer Review: ( 54 customer reviews )
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75 of 82 found the following review helpful:
 Huge watch. Neat features but poorly implemented. Nov 17, 2009
By John E. Pombrio
"John Pombrio"
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.
UPDATE! 12-10-09 Well, I returned the watch, one of the few things I have ever returned. A few very good reasons. One is the watch was just too big. I had to roll up my sleeve or unbutton the cuff just to wear the thing. The second is the very poor performance of the altimeter. I could set the altimeter to zero in my living room and have it read -20 or even -40 feet when I went UP the stairs. When driving over the Berkshires and using the GPS for accurate altitude readings, I never got within 60-100 feet of the true altitude even after multiple attempts and zeroing the damn thing out. For MT Everest, this is no deal breaker. For the NE US? Unacceptable. Third is the compass and temperature. The temperature gauge was totally useless as it took a good 45 MINUTES to settle on the temperature and then, like the altimeter, would be off by 5 to 10 degrees even when I tried compensating the setting multiple times. Finally the compass would work but it was jerky and them would just shut down in 15-20 seconds locked into the last reading. What good is that?
Well, it seemed to keep good time though!
21 of 23 found the following review helpful:
 Great Watch! Dec 01, 2009
By HikerJoe
I have been looking to get a Pathfinder for quite a while and I just couldn't decide on what Model to get. As soon as I saw this watch at Amazon I thought to myself hey this could be the one! When I saw the price I didn't hesitate and ordered it right away. So far this watch is great! All readings were pretty accurate and the overall quality is good. I'm not much a fan of Resin bands but it is pretty comfortable and seems to be pretty durable to. If you're looking to get a Pathfinder and don't want to spend an arm and a leg get this watch!
8 of 9 found the following review helpful:
 Not all I thought it would be Dec 19, 2009
By A. Bernards
I have always owned casio watches for the last 20 years and constantly look for better ones - though seldom buy. This watch was on at a good special price and I liked the spec's. It does all that it said it would. The dual LCD screen is a bit of a gimmick - though if I would've thought more about it before buying I would've guessed its' practical application was limited.
I like that the stopwatch have increased time to record as previous g-shocks I've owned were limited to 60 minutes. The five alarms are very handy - as in previous models I've owned. I assumed wrongly that it would have a countdown timer - which I sorely miss.
It's a shame that when in stopwatch mode there isn't the ability to also see what the time is on the same screen.
I was a wee bit caught up with the altitude, temperature, barometer and compass modes, so much that I didn't look for the more basic attributes.
All in all, it does what it advertises it will do and I was probably a bit naive with what it could do and what I was actually going to use it for.
18/05/10 I've had the watch for a few months now and the altitude function works poorly - showing heights over 100 meters out. The baromoter is also very limited in functionality, though the compass has worked admirably.
7 of 8 found the following review helpful:
 Huge and Inaccurate Sep 02, 2010
By Thompson C. Ritchie
"thompson"
I used this watch during an 8-day camping trip in the Chatahoochie National Forest in Georgia.
Problem 1: The watch was inaccurate in temperature (+/- 10 degrees F), altitude (+/- 100 feet) and compass bearing (+/- 20 degrees). The humidity in Georgia could have been causing the temperature and altitude problems, and the compass is very sensitive to nearby metal and electronics. These watch functions were almost useless during my trip.
Problem 2: This watch is huge and uncomfortable. Some people like big watches, but I don't really love them. This watch isn't too heavy, but the plastic band made my arm sweat and get heat rash after about 2 days.
Problem 3: The indiglo on this watch works for 1 second only. Holding the button down longer or pressing it repeatedly does nothing. This means you cannot really use the compass at night (if it worked properly to begin with), or even look at all of the information on any given screen before the light goes out.
I upgraded to a simple g-shock with a count-down timer and longer indiglo, but without the barometer, compass, etc. I'm happy with the additional watch features, and don't miss the useless features at all.
8 of 10 found the following review helpful:
Decent watch Nov 30, 2009
By Just a guy
I bought this watch as a spare while my everyday dress watch was sent back for repair. I dont particullarly care for plastic watches, but I like this one. I will wear it swimming and while coaching baseball and any other time I would be afraid to damage my nice watch. I thought that the light colored trim along the right side was silver, it is white (wish it was silver). The temperature guage is affected by your body temperature and on me is consistently 10 degrees hotter than the teperature reading in my car. Has a few cool bells and whistles. Wanted the model with solar power, but didnt want the bright orange light button. I like big watches and for a plastic (resin) watch this is pretty big.
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