Casio Pathfinder Mens Atomic Solar Watch

Casio entered the wristwatch market in 1974. The watch industry had just discovered digital technology. At that time, Casio had the best technology for pocket calculators. The company was confident it could develop watches that would beat the competition. Casio believed that a watch should be more than a way to track time. They took the watch to an information device that was also a time piece. In 1983, Casio developed the shock-resistant watch, the G-Shock. Casio is now focused on solar-powered radio-controlled watches.

7 "7 Steven" wrote:

". . . All in all, it's a cool watch. It's very stylish for a digital watch. It's comfortable. It's very durable. And you'll always have reasonable accuracy from any function (maybe not with tide charting), with a good compass. Worth the Amazon price, but not the suggested retail price."

T.L. Flannery wrote:

"This watch is awesome. As a boat captain, its functions are indispensable. The tides, moon and compass functions are great. Without adjustment, the tide function is accurate for my area in the gulf of Florida. I had an older model of the pathfinder that I thought was great, but this watch exceeds my expectations. A must have watch if you fish or work near the water."

Nicholas Sabalos, Jr. wrote:

"I've owned a lot of great watches over my 30 years of adulthood--from inexpensive Timexes to my beloved Movado--but THIS ONE is SOMETHING SPECIAL! Why "special"? Because, simply, it does everything it is advertised to do; and it does it well, and with a touch of class!

Bottom line: If you enjoy cutting-edge technical gadgets that work REAL WELL---AND serve a useful purpose---AND enjoy top-notch quality---AND great support from the folks at Casio---this is the watch for you. It's a gem!"