Our Favorite Watches of 2012

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Tuesday, November 01, 2011

Casio ProTrek PRW-5000Y-1

By: Category: Winter Buyer's Guide, Men's, Sport Watches
Casio ProTrek PRW-5000Y-1 Watch

   Photographer: Courtesy of Casio

There's a lot going on here, but spend a few hours with the manual and your investment will be returned. Not only does the ProTrek power itself from the sun and use atomic clocks to stay ultraprecise; its second hand does triple duty as a compass needle or altimeter/barometer/thermometer pointer.

TAGS: WEATHER TOOL, SOLAR

Brand: Casio

$480

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