Showing posts with label barometer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label barometer. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 24, 2012

Timex Men's Everyday Casual - Expedition watch #T41531EA Review

Timex Men's Everyday Casual - Expedition watch #T41531EA
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Nice watch, has the same features of Suunto and Tissot watches costing 3x to 6x more. I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because the band is really crappy. The band fell apart after less than a week. I bought a "The Band", heavier-duty velcro band for it. Wore it skiing in South America in August, and the altimeter / barometer worked very consistently in frequently changing altitudes and weather.
Very happy with this purchase. I have a whole drawer full of very expensive Tissot, TAG Heuer, and Breitling watches, yet I somehow wind up wearing one of my three TIMEX watches about 99% of the time. None of my TIMEX watches cost more than $75. Great product line in general.

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Digital quartz movement, Casual watch, Chronograph, Alarm, Timer, Altimeter, Barometer, Temp sensor, Indiglo® night-light, Brushed stainless steel silver-tone bezel with black letters, Grey resin case, Brushed stainless steel silver-tone selector buttons with orange accents, Brushed stainless steel silver-tone caseback set with four screws, 50 meters/165 feet water resistant

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Friday, January 20, 2012

Timex Men's T41501 Expedition Adventure Tech Altimeter Barometer Resin Strap Watch Review

Timex Men's T41501 Expedition Adventure Tech Altimeter Barometer Resin Strap Watch
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I bought this watch because I needed a new one and because I was curious about how pressure varies during airplane flights. So far I like all the features of this watch. It tells time quite accurately, is very easy to read in various conditions, and many of its features are intuitive. So far it also seems to be fairly rugged, which was a concern, though for under $100, I am not too concerned, as long as it lasts a few years.
Note that if you are serious about using the altimeter, you must know an accurate starting altitude (to with 10 feet) or the barometric pressue when you start your hike. Otherwise, the watch has no chance of giving accurate altitude readings. In climates that have very frequent pressure changes, you'll need a topographical map or wireless access to the Internet to recalibrate during your hike.

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Made to handle whatever adventure you're up for next, the Expedition #T41501 from Timex is a digital watch with a built-in altimeter, barometer, thermometer and weather forecaster. It boasts a range of 700 meters (2,296 feet) to 9,000 meters (29,520 feet) for stress-free climbing, and it tracks current, highest, and accumulated altitude. A graph also displays ascent and descent. This watch also features countdown timers, an alarm, and a chronograph with lap and split option. A black, resin band provides comfort and durability. The watch is water resistant to 150 feet and is backed by a one-year warranty.

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Friday, July 15, 2011

Timex Expedition WS4 Widescreen 4-Function Watch (Black/Orange) Review

Timex Expedition WS4 Widescreen 4-Function Watch (Black/Orange)
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First of all I love Timex -- this watch keeps time well, it's alarm works fine, all the usual time piece type stuff work fine. However those things are not the reason you would buy this watch, you buy it for the altimeter,barometer,thermometer, weather condition and compass right ? Well the altimeter was off -- the barometer was off- I was unable to adjust them -- the compass went haywire on me only once , thank god I was not in the back country and really needed it --the temperature ( the manuel says" it will be off by 10 degrees") mine was off by 12 - 15 degrees , it recommends it be worn on your belt- if you want an accurate reading- ON YOUR BELT-- IT'S A WRISTWATCH. The weather conditions well if the other settings don't work that feature didn't have a chance . I gave it time, I played with it, I wanted it to work but will listen to reviews more carefully next time.

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Anything is possible when you abandon convention. The Timex Expedition WS4 watch takes a fresh approach to wrist-top adventure instruments. The revolutionary wide-screen dashboard provides altitude, weather conditions and compass heading at a glance. Powered by our most advanced sensors and intuitive user-interface, you can start using your WS4 watch the moment it comes out of the box and rely on it in the most extreme conditions. Whether you're hitting the slopes, exploring the back country or challenging your coworkers to a race up the fire escape stairway, grab your WS4 watch and get ready to go out of bounds.

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