Category: Reviews

[G-Shock Review] MTG-B1000-1A — Premium Look and Features

The current range of G-Shock is so diverse that sometimes you wonder how designers manage to invent so many different, dissimilar solutions, while the target audience always knows – before them is another representative of the legendary shock-resistant direction. Personally, from the entire G-Shock “brotherhood” I single out the MTG direction, which makes its own,…

20th January 2020
[G-Shock Review] DW-D5500BB-1ER – Very Masculine, Almost for the Terminator

Sometimes it seems to me that I have already seen all the G-Shock-and it makes no sense to review the next “repeated” representative from this shock-resistant direction. But it is not. Looking through the offers on the market [which are in active sale], I always come across something new. True, this “new” may be long…

20th January 2020
[ProTrek Review] PRW-50Y-1B — Retro Tourist Watch

I look at the dial and can’t understand at all: either this is a very historical watch, where the ivory color of the display was considered a certain standard in the watch industry, or is it just a modern style that originates from the past. Most likely the second option. Consider in detail a pretty…

1st January 2020
[ProTrek Review] PRW-60FC-1A — black beauty with a composite band

What I like about the ProTrek lineup is its built-in spirit of adventure. G-Shock and, as it were, were also created not for the office [although it is already doubtful], but here in the “tracks” there is its own separate highlight, philosophy, tourist image. That is why I could not get past the unique model…

1st January 2020
[ProTrek Review] PRW-60-2AER — Now For Both Business And Hobby

Since updates in the model line of Casio ProTrek travel watches are extremely rare, the new PRW-60 was definitely a pleasant addition to the representatives of the elites at the Baselworld 2018 watch exhibition. They just don’t get to such an event [talking about watches], so it’s doubly nice to watch cool PRW -60-2AER on…

1st January 2020
[ProTrek Review] PRW-6600YB-3 — for triple sensor fans

After the advanced GBA-800-9AER [where synchronization with the phone works functional wonders], I wanted to return to something “tube-like” and so familiar from the Japanese manufacturer. I did not have to choose for a long time, because in our collection of author’s reviews a rather new model PRW-6600YB-3ER was lost, which is definitely not inferior…

1st January 2020
[ProTrek Review] PRG-600YB-3ER with a wider nylon strap

Casio ProTrek’s PRG-600 series of travel destinations continues to be a personal favorite among the many outdoor creations of the Japanese brand. Of course, I do not yet take into account the very fresh G-Shock Rangeman GPR-B1000, which will give odds to any tracks in principle. Forget about them and consider the so-called tourism classics,…

1st January 2020
[ProTrek Review] PRG-650-1ER — Neon Illuminator and luminous strap

Not often see a completely new series of watches in the model division ProTrek. Not that the Japanese ignored the travel brand, no. Other rules of the game just work here. Watches with an ABC sensor [compass, barometer, altimeter] are bought mainly by true fans of mountain trips, while the main youth and cultural demand…

1st January 2020
[ProTrek Review] PRW-6100-1A — carbon fiber and clear display

The range of ProTrek tourist watches is not as extensive as many others at Casio [G-Shock, Edifice, etc.]. If you still make a selection only for models with an updated triple sensor, then the fingers of one hand will be enough. The latest novelty, the PRG-600 series [PRG-600-1ER – advanced watches of a new style]…

1st January 2020