Despite the fact that it looks similar to most other G-Shocks, its construction is slightly different to make it very to use in very… muddy conditions, not only underwater.

This is a robust and versatile watch that would look great on your wrist, whether you are going for an adventure into the wilderness or a dressy dinner party. It features an anthracite plastic case, a digital dial, and a black titanium bracelet to complete the handsome appearance.Next, the barometer is perhaps considered the most useful sensor as it essentially helps you monitor weather changes and air pressure. What it does instead, it helps the user find north via the traditional method of orienting the watch according to the position of the sun.

Once it is set, you just have to follow the directions indicated by the compass to decide where you need to go. When it comes to compass watches, there are plenty of options, but when you try to restrict the range to more affordable options, you’ll get mostly Casio G-Shock options. It does come with a compass, but it’s the analog version, the one that uses hands for everything instead of digital screens. For those who hate that large and bulky construction of the G-Shock and similar watches, the Casio Pathfinder: Casual Version is their best pick. You can find the three buttons that control the watch’s triple sensors on the right side of the case.

It also comes with a solid 100-metre water-resistance rating to ensure it can withstand more than a little moisture. The Casio Pro Trek is another very successful watch collection from Casio, and the PRG-600YB-3 is one very interesting field timepiece. Rarer, but still available in some watches are sunrise and sunset data, and even tide data, useful for water sports or fishing.