Casio Pro Trek PRW 2000 T
Until recently it was pretty much the top of the range Pro Trek, now superseded by a 200m version with tide and moon data which weighs in at 15mm thick and 50mm wide.
I'm finding it quite refreshing since purchase although completely against what i usually like i.e its massive for a start ( 50mm wide although a thickness of only 10.5 mm helps a lot in that department) and its obviously not many peoples cup of tea.
The case is resin with a titanium bezel. The Bracelet also uses titanium as a base metal so it is also very light, a double locking clasp, rounded links for added comfort and a pin and collar system put it above any G shock bracelet that i've tried.
The movement is standard g shock fare - Radio controlled tough solar with world time, auto illuminator light, 5 alarms, stopwatch and countdown timer but with added abc functions (altimeter, barometer and compass) aswell as the ability to record the results of these functions when used plus sunrise and sunset data for any place in the world (just enter lat/longitude details) - a dual layer screen increases legibility whilst in different modes and adds a minimal amount of geeky coolness.
Will i ever use all these functions? probably not (however the barometer is handy) and despite its size i enjoy wearing it (which is more than i could say for the G's) - Scary wrist shot coming up
