Comments about Casio PAW1300T-7V Silver Slim Atomic-Solar Pathfinder Titanium:

I owned this watch for 3.5 years and never had a problem with it or had to open up the case for any reason. The battery always worked fine. I took it on less than 10 recreational dives and the last one killed it at only about 70'. The watch claims water proof to 10 bars, which is 90m in saltwater, far beyond any recreational depth. The screen went blank underwater and then there was condensation inside after I finished the dive. Since I never opened the case, this was the standard case failing but since the watch is only guaranteed for 1 year, I'm out of luck on a $210 watch.

Comments about Casio PAW1300T-7V Silver Slim Atomic-Solar Pathfinder Titanium:

This watch is a masterpiece of technology. Unfortunately, it has so many features that it is necessary to frequently use all the features, or to keep a copy of the owners manual handy so that one might review the procedures to be able to use them. E.G: I recently took a trip to the eastern US and I forgot how to change the regional time zone city... remember, that it is not possible to reset the time manually as this watch resets itself nightly via the national time standard broadcasts of WWV nightly. Accordingly, I had to find Casio's website for the Pathfinder watches, and to download a 15 page PDF file to be able to have the proper time zone displayed!
That said, I am an engineer and a technophile, I love this watch, complexities and all!

Comments about Casio PAW1300T-7V Silver Slim Atomic-Solar Pathfinder Titanium:

I like all the features, temperature to be accurate the watch must be off your wrist for about 30 min.
The watch automatically updates the time at night.
The barometric graph is helpful to know the weather is changing especially with our weather chinooks.

Service and delivery comments:

I ordered the watch Wednesday morning and the watch was delivered Thursday supper time overnight and cleared customs only had to pay the government GST.

Comments about Casio PAW1300T-7V Silver Slim Atomic-Solar Pathfinder Titanium:

So I've owned this watch for almost two years now and it has been a wonderful addition to my daily life. I have smaller than avg wrists and the watch is not bulky at all. All of the features function as described. I primarily use the time / timezones / love the barometer / altimeter & compass while hiking, etc. I really enjoy this multifunction time piece and I really have only two slightly negative things to say. The alarm is practically inaudible. do not rely on this thing to wake you up. Second, after two years of constant daily wear, the plastic pieces on the face have worn and detract from the appearance of the piece. But that's it. I've had this thing on every day for almost two years and have had it in the mountains, valleys, in the ocean, in may different conditions and the two things that keep this marvel performing (the solar charger and the wave ceptor time update) have NEVER failed.

Comments about Casio PAW1300T-7V Silver Slim Atomic-Solar Pathfinder Titanium:

If you are looking for a watch that would help you survive if you were deserted on a desert island this is the watch. Seriously though, you can't ask for much more in a watch. It NEVER needs a battery. You NEVER need to adjust the time. It has a compass, an altimeter, barometer, thermometer, Automatic backlight by turning your wrist, and it's ultra lightweight titanium. It's amazing. I compared it to all the other Pathfinder watches that have a metal band. (I can't stand strap watches) and this is the thinnest. The PAW-1100 is much thicker and the band is ugly. The PAW 1500 is basically the same as this one except it adds Moon Phase. I dont really care about the moon phase since I can look up and it takes away from some of the display. Actually, having the moon phase changes the display all together and I didn't care for it at all. This one has the right display and is thin. Big but thin and that's what I like about it. I'll bet Tom Hanks wishes he had one on the island when he was stuck there in the movie Castaway.