Electronics : Digital Compass Watch with Extra Large Display, 24-hour 1/100-sec Chronograph, Dual Time Zone, 4 Daily Alarms, 24-hour Timer, Auto Leap Year

Electronics : Digital Compass Watch with Extra Large Display, 24-hour 1/100-sec Chronograph, Dual Time Zone, 4 Daily Alarms, 24-hour Timer, Auto Leap Year

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Digital Compass Watch with Extra Large Display, 24-hour 1/100-sec Chronograph, Dual Time Zone, 4 Daily Alarms, 24-hour Timer, Auto Leap Year

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Digital Compass Watch with Extra Large Display, 24-hour 1/100-sec Chronograph, Dual Time Zone, 4 Daily Alarms, 24-hour Timer, Auto Leap Year
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Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars
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Product Brand: GNG
Color: Black
Label: GNG
Product Manufacturer: GNG
Model: CP957
Publisher: GNG
Studio: GNG


Piece facts:
  • Advanced Digital Compass with 16 directional indicators; 1° bearing increments; Simultaneously display your cardinal direction (N, NNE, NE, etc.), north heading and your bearing
  • Easy calibration; Adjustable declination; Electro/magnetic distortion warning; Dual time zone setting; Stopwatch
  • Extra Large display; Stainless steel bezel with cardinal points; Stainless steel caseback for maximum durability; All day glow display; EL backlight
  • 4 Daily Alarms; 24-hour 1/100-sec Chronograph; Countdown timer with chime; Controllable hourly chime
  • Water resistance up to 5 ATM (50m or 165ft); Resin band; Low battery indicator; Diameter of face: 50mm (2"); Wrist size: approx. 160mm - 230mm (6.3" - 9")




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0ur opinion:

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This precision digital compass with an extra-large digital display combines digital compass technology with popular watch features, to create a highly-function design for outdoor and everyday use. lt's constructed with a stainless-steel bezel, engraved cardinal points, and an all day glow EL backlit display.
















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Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Affordable compass watch great display ...
This watch seems well made & durable (something I was very surprised at for the price)! It is 5cm in diameter, quite large but not massively bulky. The display is just exceptional! Extremely readable large digits & even day, date & month viewable together (which is very rare). Despite it's compass function, I'd recommend this watch for anyone who has poor vision.

The compass seems to work well & is very easy to calibrate & set the declination. In compass mode, North is indicated by one of the LCD lines around the edge. The bearing is displayed where the date would usually be. Personally I'd have preferred 'compass mode' to have taken over the larger 'time' digits.

Display Color:
That shocking vivid green pictured above (described as 'all day glow') is actually a highly reflective green filter on the LCD. At some angles it will appear to glow as in the above picture but usually it is a more subdued green, as pictured in the Silva version.

Branding:
I've seen the Silva version advertised at over twice the price of this one. The Silva watch is often described as being 'Backed by Silva's 60 year outdoor heritage'. They are the same watch, obviously made by a Chinese company with a space left on the case for other companies to stick their brands.

Overall:
Extremely pleased with this. I bought it more for the large exceptionally clear display than for the compass function. I tried out some of the Suunto models in a local store but surprisingly none seemed as nice a design as this.



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