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Reddit mentions of Casio Men's G7900A-4 G-Shock Rescue Red Digital Sport Watch
Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 5
We found 5 Reddit mentions of Casio Men's G7900A-4 G-Shock Rescue Red Digital Sport Watch. Here are the top ones.
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Shock-resistant sport watch featuring moon/tide graphs, low temp LCD, auto EL backlight, flash alert, world time, and daily alarmAlso includes chronograph with 12 and 24-hour formats50 mm resin case with mineral dial windowJapanese quartz movement with digital displayRed resin band with buckle closureWater resistant to 200 m (660 ft): In general, suitable for professional marine activity and serious surface water sports, but not scuba diving
Specs:
| Color | Multi |
| Height | 1 Inches |
| Length | 1 Inches |
| Size | One Size |
| Weight | 0.09700339528 Pounds |
| Width | 1 Inches |
Some prices seem a little high, albeit most of them are out of stock everywhere and I imagine they won't be in stock any time soon. Except for the G-Shock, you can pick one up on amazon for a bit less than $70
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If you want any watch with both a compass and temperature readings, it sounds like you'd be better off with a Casio Pro-Trek. They have more sensors than G-shocks, and are normally cheaper.
Here's one that costs only 50$ and has a compass, altimeter, thermometer, and barometer. That being said, it's not solar powered, and it has a negative display, which some people dislike (negative displays are slightly harder to read than positive ones).
If you want to go cheaper or really want a positive display, here's a 40$ one, but it does not have a compass or tough solar.
If you have your heart set on a g-shock. The only one with a compass and thermometer is this one, which, at 180$, does break the bank.
If you don't really care about a compass or thermometer that much and really want a g-shock, I can personally vouch for this at 40$, it's a steal. Other commonly recommended G-shocks are this one because it's less bulky and this one because not only is it less bulky, but it's one of the cheapest G-shocks with multiband-6 (for automatically syncing itself to the correct time) and tough solar.
My overall recommendation to you would be the 50$ Pro-Trek, as I think it fits your needs the best for cheap. However if you are against negative displays, it might not be for you.
Edit: Also the watch you chose is pretty cool. I just saw it was only 62$ on Amazon, that's a great option as well.
if you make that with an all-red or all-white body (kinda like the g shocks), i'd love that.
(Ninja?) Edit: here's the red one. it's on my to-buy list
Others have suggested G5600 but there is a Glide model with tide times & mode phase, useful for surfers.
Other options are the red G7900 or more subtle. The G9000 mudman is for those into muddy outdoor activities; I really like the round buttons.