Casio PRW3500 Series | Pro Trek | 100M WR | Compass | Alt/Baro-Thermo | Tough Solar Power | Atomic Timekeeping | 1-100 SEC Stopwatch | Countdown Timer | World Time

I love my watch. Beautiful and practical.

This is my second purchase. My first watch was bought 15-20 years ago and it still works perfectly despite being worn most days including swimming and doing DIY. The only problem is the resin case broke where the pin holds the wrist strap - during vigorous clapping!! This strap connection looks even more durable on the new watch so I expect the new one to outlast me.

An excellent watch, very satisfied.

casio pro treks.are the best watches that casio have made.the pro trek prw 3500 is a good watch.you get good value for your money.but it has one floor.the head is way to small and the watch face is way way to small and the digitals are to small.so if u have bad eyes.u will find it hard to see the time.when i dought the casio pro trek prw3500.i was told that its a good watch.i bough casio pro trek 3500.at a shop called the watch hospital in Leeds.he was right.a trouble free watch.i wonder if the same can be said about casio prw 3510 8cr?

Condensation inside the glass in cold weather only had it since May and its winter now so i noticed the problem

Great watch very robust like the size although the watch face is quite small with the automatic light on you can see it all times would definitely recommend

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The watch arrived a day early, already programmed with my time zone (Nearest "Home City" setting for me was New York, approx. 340 miles away). The watch is much lighter than I expected, which is great. The radio atomic timekeeping was already set on "auto" and did it's job. The compass, barometric pressure, altitude and temperature readings (off the wrist for ambient temperature) all displayed pretty accurately based on the information available from my nearest airport. The compass is definitely accurate enough to navigate by. The owners manual is a bit daunting at first glance (100+ pages). Do yourself a favour, if you buy this watch, download the owners manual from Casio so you have a PDF version you can work with! I could barely read the paper version that came with the watch because the font was so small. The manual is pretty well laid out once you get into it and I easily adjusted the Lat/Long and declination for my location so it would display true north and also give me a more accurate sunrise/sunset reading. The N,E,S,W dial rotates smoothly with minimal resistance (enough to hold it in place, but it is not the one direction "click and lock" dial like my diving watch). The altitude, barometric pressure (hPa), and temperature reading were accurate enough at my location that I didn't bother making any adjustments.

I've owned this product for quite a few years now still working 100% seems to do what it says I'd buy another one someday

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Nothing to dislike, all else very good.