Casio Men's 'PRO TREK' Solar Powered Silicone Watch, Color:Black (Model: PRG-650Y-1CR), Multi

Super legible with a large face and big white hands on the black background. Band is sort of a dark grey/charcoal that goes superbly with the overall stealth like appearance. The stainless gun metal grey bezel is a great touch that compliments the rest of this watch nicely. Negative digital display is good sized and easily readable. The neon illuminator function is fantastic, lightning up the hour markers in neon green and the hands in purple, as well as the digital display. Features include an altimeter, barometer, compass, temperature, world time/second time zone and more - don't forget solar powered - what else could you need? I love the look of this watch, it's classically sporty but refined enough to wear with dress clothes. More subdued than a G-Shock, but something that says rugged and durable and ready for outdoor adventure, including watersports with its 100m water resistance. Super comfortable to wear with its soft silicone band. Fit, finish and overall sense of quality is excellent, I feel like this piece punches above its price point, very nice!

Love this watch. I camp alot and do plenty of physical labor for work and recreation. This watch has all the bells and whistles you need. Really like that the compass and alitude readings are easy to use. Well built and handsome watch, sporty looking but have worn it out with sports coat and it looks good. Highly recommend.

Saw this model in Japan and really liked the design, but it was expensive (~$350) so I didn't get it. Found this for about $150 here (Amazon Warehouse) and loved the color combo so took a chance and got it. It really does look nice and have a good size. It's masculine looking but also refined; not too big even for smallish wrists like mine. I really like that it has an actually attractive color scheme and streamlined design compared to almost every other Casio I've seen. One review said that it's hard to read the time but I don't have any trouble. It's literally white hands on a black face with an additional clear digital display below, with everything lighting up like a runway when you push the bottom button. You can also set the lights to come on whenever you lift your wrist: very handy. There is so much functionality that the guidebook does go deep into the weeds, but remembering the ABCD layout (Altitude, Barometer, etc), that the B buttons cycles through the additional options, and that pulling out the crown changes the settings is all you need to know to do most things. Haven't had any trouble with the charge at all, but when I take it off at night I put it under a lamp for a couple of hours. The temperature is utterly useless, the compass is not very accurate, but have enjoyed the altitude a lot, the time display and date options, the lights, and the world time a good bit. The timer and stopwatch seem to work well. Really wish it had a step counter, but honestly I'll keep it just because it is so cool looking, has a good feel on the wrist, doesn't require charging, and has enough technological niftiness to be fun to play with. Haven't had any scratches yet but did put on one of those disposable glass protective screens.

If you are a G-Shock fan and haven't tried Pro Trek yet - you owe it to yourself to try this watch. It's as fully-featured as a G-Shock, but looks less industrial and more "grown up". All Pro Treks are ABC watches (altimeter, barometer, compass) and this one has a Thermometer too. Throw in 5 alarms, timer, stopwatch, world time , and 100m water resistance and you have a do-it-all tool. My favorite aspect of this watch is the stealth look - the band, dial, and case are shades of black and gray, while the hands are bright white. The hands are easy to read, the dial a little less so. The underside of the band is glow-in-the-dark which creates a cool effect at night. The only negative? - this model doesn't have Multiband6 automatic time adjustment. This isn't a deal breaker, but there are some Pro Trek models which have that feature if you want it. Overall, this is a great watch and highly recommended.

I purchased this watch in 2020 so my review reflects several years of good use. This is a nice watch with a good price point. It is very attractive and I get great comments from friends and work partners. It is not my everyday watch but I rotate it among 20 or 30 other watches to include one other Casio brand watch. The only real complaint I have is that the time is consistently 7 min ahead of any other timepiece I have to include my iPhone. I suspect this has something to do with the radio controlled feature that “self adjusts” to whatever atomic station it uses. It’s an annoying little thing that does keep it off my wrist more than I wear it. I have also experienced this issue probably about six moths after purchase so it isn’t a day-one, out of the box thing. I otherwise really like the look and functionality. The underside of the band is fluorescent. It’s cool, but not certain why it’s a thing.

Pros: no worries about your battery life for several years with solar. Screw-down crown for water resistance. Because of its low profile, darker dial, and dark band, I can wear it in business or casual settings. It's easy to read at a glance and has the look of a pilot watch with the triangle at the 12 position. You get most of the features of the Mudmaster or Gravity Master G-Shocks without the larger profiles and prices. It's become my favorite watch. Cons: the black digital screen and the over/under numbers around the dial can be hard to see with sunglasses. The light button is hard to find in the dark, but I have large fingers. Nato straps are too thick to use without an adapter. The altimeter changes with barometric pressure, so it requires a quick calibration before serious use. It is subtle and has a subdued look compared to the G-Shocks that look awesome, but that's a matter of personal preference. Note: I added a screen protector. That's why the glass looks higher than the bezel.

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Muy buen reloj de Casio de la línea Protrek, todas sus funciones muy útiles si sales de paseo de manera cotidiana y sino, también se disfruta mucho. Es muy ligero. La correa por la parte de adentro tiene luminosidad se ve de maravilla en total obscuridad, cómo los marcadores. Lo único que no me gustó es que la correa de Caucho no es muy resistente, y para el tipo de actividad pensada, muy mal Casio. La correa se "rayo" no se con qué, y eso definitivamente no me agrado, ya que pasó a los pocos días de uso. Pero haciendo a un lado ese detalle. Es un reloj muy bueno, con buenas funciones, que se ve muy bien, es un reloj grande, concideralo si tienes muñeca delgada. Lo recomiendo ampliamente.

I bought this watch when was on sale and it is excellent value. Elegant yet sturdy and full of different functions. It's not atomic or Bluetooth but solar & very accurate anyway. My only concern is crown functionality in long term...so far so good.... It's very convenient thing for switch different time zone when travel or make any other adjustments like shortcut...Excellent watch.

Great looking with a quality feel.

I bought this watch in November of 2019. This is a long term review for those concerned about durability. I've used and abused this watch every day for almost two years and it performs well outdoors and in frozen environments. It did not freeze when being exposed at -30°C for over six hours. I hung it on the outside of my jacket during a frigid hike so I wouldn't have to remove gloves/sleeve to read it. I consider it durable enough for outdoors use. Swimming underwater is also a non-issue. I have found that the strap is the weakest part of the watch - The glossy black coating (second picture) wears off with use over time. If you work on your car, I recommend removing the watch. The luminescent side WILL stain (first picture) from engine oil and be impossible to clean off. My strap in particular also developed cracking around the spring bars. I think some adhesive would fix it. Third party companies also sell original replacement straps (with luminescent back) for around $100 CAD. You can also install cheap (I think 22 mm?) bands for around $20. As for the altimeter/barometer/compass functionality, I don't care too much about the ABC functions and use them as a backup to standalone GPS devices. They're accurate enough for general use. Casio's newer generation of watches seem to have upgraded accuracy if you have that need. Overall, I recommend this watch or its updated models.