Casio released three new models of ?unbreakable? watches |
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Casio has updated its range of branded wristwatches by introducing the Master of G collection created for representatives of hazardous professions. All three new products differ in design and characteristics, but are made in a recognizable color scheme and are notable for high survivability when working in difficult conditions. All new products have a characteristic color scheme Caution Yellow - a combination of black and yellow, which is used to create signal markings that warn of danger. The Casio GR-B300RY-1A9JF is part of the Gravitymaster series, which takes into account the needs of pilots. The gadget is able to withstand shocks, as well as the impact of centrifugal force of vibration. The novelty connects to a smartphone via Bluetooth for time synchronization and can be charged from the built-in solar panel. From additional functions there is a backlight and a function of displaying double time from different time zones. The price of the device is $297. The Casio GPR-H1000RY-1A9JR introduces the Rangeman lineup, which is focused on working in harsh environments. In addition to high durability, the watch boasts a GPS  The Global Positioning System (GPS) is a satellite-based navigation system made up of at least 24 satellites. GPS works in any weather conditions, anywhere in the world, 24 hours a day, with no subscription fees or setup charges. The U.S. Department of Defense (USDOD) originally put the satellites into orbit for military use, but they were made available for civilian use in the 1980s.. module, pedometer, altimeter, barometer, heart rate monitor, thermometer and other useful functions. This has also affected the price of the gadget, which is $442.Finally, Casio GW-9500MRY-1A9JF is part of the Mudman line for travelers and people working in extreme conditions. The body of the gadget is protected from dirt and equipped with three auxiliary modules (altimeter, compass and barometer). There is also a double-layer display for better readability and a function of time correction based on the radio signal from atomic clocks. The price of the novelty is $389. All models are already on sale in Japan, and later should appear in other countries. |
