Casio Men's Pro Trek PRW-6611Y-1CR Tough Solar Watch, Black

I love the functionality of this watch. It’s easy to use and see the time and other features. Looks great too!

This watch is awesome! Been on the GShock train for a few years now and I had been looking at Protreks recently. My main concern being the size. While it is much larger than most of my GShocks, I think it wears very well, even on my thin little bird wrist. The features are great and the colors look even better in person. Glad I went with the more muted colors of the 6611 instead of the 6600. And tough solar is ALWAYS a plus. Being 48% off during Prime Days certainly helped. Only negative is that it is much bigger than my other Casios, so my wife knew immediately that I had purchased another watch.

Nit a lot of room on the band. But adequate. Auto time sync with atomic clock works reliably in my apartment on the west coast. The auto light feature is good. Easy to read. Had it for a week and no power issues yet.

excellent product I recommend it

37-page manual but not bad and easy to use. (PDF). 38mm glass face. Compass uses the second hand for the North needle. A smart feature moves the hands momentarily when switching between functions, e.g. barometer. If you need more time the light button and left button at the same time move all hands to the number two on the watch for about 10 seconds. I did have to adjust the barometer +3 points, the thermometer was off by 15 degrees and the altimeter was off by over 300 feet. The date was correct due to its ability to sync with the atomic clock. Day 1 happy!- one star....Update the RC feature will not turn back on!

This is my third Pro Tek triple sensor watch and by far my favorite. I find the analog face to be not only easier to see for my diminishing eyesight, but sometimes it's more important to know that the time is "a quarter to seven" rather than 6:43:58. (Personal preference, I know). My first professional position required strict timekeeping and hand syncing clocks to the broadcast of the WWV atomic clock time signal and I've maintained that habit for more than 40 years. Now it's done daily and automatically; I love it. After only a couple of days so far, the altimeter seems to maintain its accuracy better than the older watches. We regularly hike in the mountains and it's nice to know rough elevation gains and loss without having to resort to a full GPS. Finally, it just looks good on my wrist. I have small/medium wrists and hands but this watch is a nice size for everyday use and even semi-formal occasions. Finally, the $221 price was just $20 more than the "non-atomic" version at Costco.

I have owned the watch for two years. I rarely wear it as it is kind of ugly. I have used it on a few trips as the world time was very useful. But after less than 3 months of total wear the time receive function isn't working on auto or manual. Basically the most useful feature of the watch has quit. The manual set isn't working either. Should have gotten the much less expensive DW5610U.******Update*********After leaving it in the sun for hours it seems to have chatted enough to work normally again. Still would prefer the gshock 5610U

For folk in the Southern Hemisphere where there is no atomic clock time signal like in Australia, be assured that you can set the clock manually.This watch is fantastic; it's lighter than I expected, the time, date, temperature etc are very easy to set / adjust and of course the watch can be registered on Casio's new app and the instruction manual is also on the app which is easy to access.I don't know why the listing has PRW-6611Y-1CR because the back of the watch says this::5660 PRW-6611YThe watch is cased in Thailand, the watch has a Japan Movement and the watch has a serial number etc.Best thing is, the watch is not a fake, it's the real deal, an authentic Pro Trek watch and came with all the paper work.I highly recommend buying this watch from Amazon.