Posts Tagged ‘Suunto’
TAG Heuer Caliber 7 automatic movement
Silver dial with hand-applied indexes. Monochrome TAG Heuer logo. CARRERA Twin Time inscription
Diamond-set luminescent, nickel-plated hands to facilitate legibility.
Second time zone indicated by a hand with a red or blue arrowhead
Brown alligator skin, folding clasp.
Case: 39 mm in polished steel
Convex scratch-resistant sapphire crystal glass
Fluted crown for easier handling, identical to the original model
Case back with a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal glass.
Water-resistant to 50 meters.
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Review of the Graham London Swardfish Chrono Limited Edition Gents Watch. Automatic tri-compax chronograph calibre G 1710, hour/sweep second and minute counter. 42 hour power reserve.
Stainless steel case, start & stop, crown and reset push buttons on the left side. 46 mm diameter.
Limited Edition dial with large 12/6 superluminova numerals.
Water-resistant to 330 feet (100 metres)
Black rubber strap
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Review of the Suunto Elementum Aqua diving watch. This is the metal bracelet version of Suunto’s dive watch out of the Elementum watch line. See the full review at http://ablogtoread.com.
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Suunto Mosquito: How To Install New Battery
Problem z Suunto Vytec.
Zanikajacy obraz na LCD, a po lekkim scisnieciu obudowy lub wcisnieciu przyciskow obraz znowu sie pojawia.
Jakies pomysly co moze byc przyczyna?
Bateria wskazuje na 100%.
Problem mit Suunto Vytec
Die Aufschrifte auf dem LCD-Bildschirm verschwinden und nach leichtem druecken der Gehaeuse oder Knoepfe kommen sie zurueck.
Hat jemand Idee was die Ursache ist?
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suunto t6c training watch, size, comparison, thoughts…
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Home made suunto cobra-pc-link cable in action
Here’s my wrap up on these watches. Instead of trying to prove which of these watches is “best” my goals was to show how their features differ. I compared the Casio to a Toyota truck. It does what it does well, in a no-frills kind of way. The Suunto I compared to an Audi. It has more features, is more technically advanced, and also has a couple of minor quirks (screen difficult to read, watch band color).
In terms of the way they record altitude, think of the Casio as a camera. It records single “snapshots” of your altitude at any given time, or it can record a series of “snapshots.” Think of the Suunto as a video camera. It records altitude continuously and does so at a recording speed that you can adjust.
Personally, I wear the Casio more just because it’s easy to read; I like the way it looks; and it usually goes with what I’m wearing. That’s just me though. I hope these videos have helped you pick out the watch that’s right for you.
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An in-depth comparison between the Suunto Core and Casio Pathfinder (PAG40-3V), two outdoor watches with similar features.
Corrections:
I keep calling the Casio the “G-Shock” in this video and I think it’s actually known as the Pathfinder.
Also, the Pathfinder is rated water resistant to 10 bar which is 100m or about 300ft. The Suunto is rated water resistant to 100ft but only records depth to about 30ft. As with all water resistant watches, they should be taken to their maximum rated depth. The Suunto uses a third of its depth rating as a working limit, which seems like a good rule of thumb.
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One day of diving in Malta