Pro Trek PRG-340SC-2DR Watch, r.blue, Único, strap

Fiz a devolução pois não era bem que eu esperava. Estou aguardando a devolução do meu dinheiro e até agora não entraram em contato comigo para dar uma satisfação.

I carried this watch — the Casio Pro Trek PRG-340SC-2DR — with me on a jungle hike to Vasota, and it turned into something beyond a device. It was a silent partner that toiled behind the scenes while I concentrated on finding my way through the wild landscape. Early morning, when we started our hike into the woods, I glanced at the sunrise time directly on my wrist. It allowed me to think through how far we could go before we would have to pause and establish shelter. As the jungle became more thick, I took a magnetic bearing with the compass — so even if we strayed slightly along the trail, I had a constant point of reference not to wander off into the unknown. That tiny function provided genuine peace of mind. At one point, we ascended a steep pitch, and I checked the differential altitude to know how high we'd risen in relation to camp. It was reassuring to know how high we'd reached without having to use a phone or GPS. I also stored altitude records at important points — such as the base, the water stream, and the top — to refer back to later. Halfway through the day, the watch beeped unexpectedly — the barometric pressure alarm. I looked at the graph and noticed a definite drop. That early warning influenced us to pack up and seek shelter just before the weather became cloudy and humid. No rain struck us, but we were ready, and that alert alone made me believe in this watch even more. I never once worried about the battery. Thanks to the solar charging, the watch stayed fully powered throughout the trip, even under the jungle canopy — a few patches of sunlight were enough. In short, this watch didn’t just tell me the time — it helped guide, warn, and assist me throughout. No touch screen, no distractions, just real outdoor tools in a rugged, light body that never felt bulky. Final Thought: For any hiker, camper, or trekker — this is not merely a watch. It's a silent friend that observes the sky, the trail, and your step, while you pay attention to the journey. I wouldn't trek without this watch.