Casio Pathfinder Titanium

When Casio decided to aim it’s new Pathfinder men’s titanium watch at the adventurer crowd it knew the watch would have to be rugged.  But when you cram a digital compass, an altimeter, a barometer and a thermometer into a sports watch you had better build it tough.  I’m guessing that the guys who are sitting around watching TV aren’t the target audience for the Casio Men’s Pathfinder Titanium (PAG80T-7V).

Casio got started in the watch business in the mid seventies and has been a very active player in the market ever since.  Sure they make some very inexpensive watches but they also make many watches that are great values too.  The Casio Pathfinder Titanium is one of those watches with great value.  Just look at the choice of metal, Titanium.  It’s 50% lighter than steel and 30% stronger.  And don’t forget Casio invented the G-Shock technology so they know how to make a tough watch.

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Citizen Eco-Drive Skyhawk Titanium

During the past 25 years, the Citizen Watch Company has been recognized as the world’s largest watchmaker. And when you walk around with a Citizen Eco-Drive Men’s Skyhawk A-T Titanium Watch watch strapped to your wrist, you’ll feel large and charge too.

Citizen makes several Skyhawk watches but the one that I’m reviewing today is model number JY0010-50E. Since it’s made from titanium it’s much lighter than it’s stainless steel counterparts. This solar atomic chronograph has an lengthy feature list that’s sure to impress even the most avid watch aficionado. Read more »