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Casio Pro Trek Bio Mass Tough Solar Triple Sensor w/Thermometer Altimeter Barometer Compass World Time Men's Titanium Band Watch PRG340T-7
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Casio Pro Trek Bio Mass Tough Solar Triple Sensor Features
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Casio's Tough Solar Technology charges your watch by converting light to energy
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Part of Casio's green initiative - Featuring Eco-Friendly Biomass Construction and environmentally friendly / recyclable packaging, paperwork & user's manual
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Triple Sensor (Version 3) includes a Digital Compass, Barometer, Thermometer & Altimeter
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100M Water Resistance | Rotating Bezel | Super Illuminator w/ Full Auto LED/LCD Screen
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Measuring range: -700 to 10,000 m (-2,300 to 32,800 ft.)
About Casio Pro Trek Bio Mass Tough Solar Triple Sensor
Get out into the great outdoors with a solar-powered PRO TREK featuring eco-friendly materials that care for the environment. The PRO TREK line of authentic outdoor gear for nature lovers introduces the PRG340, a timepiece that incorporates environmentally friendly biomass plastics* while delivering the same comfortable fit for your wrist. The PRG340T case is crafted from biomass plastics made with castor oil and the band is made of titanium. The duplex LCD lays out separate layers for the compass graphics and the clock functions, enabling a larger compass display for better legibility and easier navigation in a design that is both functional and beautiful. The rotating bezel makes it simple to record compass readings, and the Tough Solar charging system keeps the advanced functionality on the go. Get out and explore with a gentler footprint! * Biomass plastics are polymers produced using chemical or biological synthesis of materials sourced from plant matter or other renewable organic substances and are widely thought to help reduce environmental impact and promote the shift to a circular economy.
