Casio's small and lightweight Pro Trek PRW-35 mountaineering watch now available in two new colors

NEWS News
2024.05.26

Two new color models have been added to the small and lightweight digital model PRW-35 of Casio's Pro Trek series, a popular mountaineering watch. The exteriors are made of earth-colored biomass plastic, either ivory or navy.

Pro Trek PRW-35


Casio's Pro Trek PRW-35 now available in ivory and navy

Pro Trek PRW-35

 Casio's Pro Trek series, a mountaineering watch highly popular among professionals and enthusiasts alike, has added two new colors to the small and lightweight digital model PRW-35: ivory and navy, both earth tones.

 The PRW-35 is a compact model in the Pro Trek collection that combines the functionality required of a serious mountaineering watch, including measuring direction, barometric pressure, temperature, and altitude, as well as recording altitude history. It also boasts a host of practical features, including Tough Solar, radio wave reception for time adjustment and world time, a stopwatch, and an alarm, making it a perfect choice for everyday use by mountaineers.

Another feature of the PRW-35 is that it uses biomass plastic for the soft urethane band, case, and resin back cover. The urethane band has slit holes to prevent stuffiness, improving comfort when wearing it while hiking.

Pro Trek PRW-35

Casio "Pro Trek" PRW-35Y-2JF
Tough Solar Quartz. Resin case (51.2mm x 44.6mm, 13.0mm thick). Water resistant to 10 bar. Price: 44,000 yen (tax included).

Pro Trek PRW-35

Casio "Pro Trek" PRW-35-7JF
Tough Solar Quartz. Resin case (51.2mm x 44.6mm, 13.0mm thick). Water resistant to 10 bar. Price: 44,000 yen (tax included).



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