Casio Men's PRW-3000T-7DR Pro Trek Digital Display Quartz Silver Watch

I love this watch. Compass + Altimeter/Barometer + Thermometer 3rd gen sensors plus auto sync with atomic clock radio broadcast, bright backlight, multiple time zones, multiple alarms, weather alerts, altitude tracking, timer, stopwatch, sunrise/sunset, waterproof, mineral crystal, sturdy light tungsten band, AND solar charging - never needs batteries. I'm sure I'm forgetting some features -- this is the coolest, and most functions are pretty easy to useAlready had a 5 year-old Suunto with similar features, but it is much bigger, thicker, and needs a new battery every few months. Didn't want a "smart" watch connected to my phone and needing constant recharging. Newer Suunto multi sensor watches are much improved, smaller than before, but still thicker than this 3000T, not so waterproof, and still need batteries.Tissot has closest rival with tri-sensor solar, and admittedly a much nicer case and band and cool analog hands with digital below. Touch sensitive glass is nifty. But more than double the cost, larger / thicker, and not quite as feature rich took me back to Casio.Only wishes to reach be my ultimate wrist warrior is a slimmer profile (a 2nd gen model was nearly 2mm thinner) and alarms that can be set for weekdays or w

If you're looking for durability, this is an excellent watch, and will probably meet your needs. I bought this watch to replace a Casio Pathfinder PAW-1300T, which worked perfectly for years (in spite of the extreme abuse it received) until it got crushed in a tailgate. This is basically the same as the same watch, but with updated electronics. The titanium band is nice, since its lighter than an equivalently sized steel band. The band's pins are normal watch pins, meaning that they will probably be the failure point of the band. The main housing of the watch face itself is plastic, and mine is already starting to wear through the paint on the perimeter ring. Happily, I did not buy this watch for its looks, so that's not a concern for me.

Nice lite (due to titanium) watch. Atomic time adjustment works as well as my other G-shock. Feature/function is what I expected. A few nits, however, lowered my rating:- Gun metal gray bezel scratches very easy. I don't expect this watch to look like 'new' in a year.- No sapphire crystal; fortunately the glass is recessed so shouldn't be exposed.- Temperature is useless unless it's off your wrist. It really is measuring an inaccurate wrist temperature - you have to removed the watch from your wrist to get an accurate ambient temp (to Casio's defense this is noted in the manual)Otherwise a dressier version of the G-shock watches...

Great watch. The only thing I really wish it had was the steel bezel and sapphire crystal from the prw-s3000. I will probably end up buying one of those too and swapping the titanium bracelet from this over. Just so people know, the titanium scratches very easily, but that is just the nature of titanium. For a hard use watch like this I expect it to get some character marks.

The watch keeps excellent time and has a lot of features. I get a lot of complements about the watch. Only issue I have is that the watch has a hard time synch with the atomic clock and the weather has to be perfect to pick up the signal.

I noticed the watch for more than a year and I really want to have it. Now it's on my hand and it's really good.

I am a big fan of the Casio atomic solar watches. I have or have owned the MTG900, the PAW-2000T, PRW-2500-1, and now the PRW-3000T. Although I love my PAW-2000T, of these watches I feel the PRW-3000T to provide the best combination of a sports style watch and watch with a professional/dress like appearance. It is a little less bulky than the PAW-2000T with a great silver look. If you are looking for a time piece with great appearance and performance this watch should be on your list.