Casio Improves Triple Sensor Technology In Pro Trek Collection Watches
Sponsored PostCasio has dramatically improved the technology in the famous Pro Trek collection of Triple Sensor watches with the new Version 3 "engine." As a reminder to the handful of people not yet familiar with Casio's popular collection of activity-timepieces, Triple Sensor technology imbues the highly-sophisticated Japanese Quartz movements in Pro Trek collection models with an altimeter, barometer, and compass (often known as "ABC"). They also happen to include a thermometer and a range of other features Casio fans have come to expect in all Pro Trek collection timepieces.All Pro Trek collection watch models feature Triple Sensor technology, and the new Casio Pro Trek PRG270 contains Casio's newest breakthrough, the Version 3 Triple Sensor engine. In short, this third generation system is everything people love about ABC watches, but better. Smaller and more efficient, the Version 3 also offers vastly improved sensor precision and usability features.The benefits of the Version 3

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Need Repair Shop in NJ
hi anyone know a good repair shop in NJ for a 166-024 seamaster thanks muchRespectfullyMike

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