MASTER OF G RANGEMAN A model equipped with the triple sensor from the G-SHOCK RANGEMAN series, which supports men facing harsh natural environments. It comes equipped with a triple sensor for altitude, orientation, and atmospheric pressure/temperature, and has a button guard cylinder structure that enables smooth and accurate operation by using a metal cylinder guard on the sensor button part that displays information. Comes equipped with a sensor button which, when pressed, displays the previous sensor mode, and features three notification sound levels, enabling intuitive operation. The inverted LCD makes it entirely black while the orange accents give it a powerful, tough design that exudes durability and gives the watch an edge. 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A Triple Sensor reads altitude, pressure, direction, and temperature, while Tough Solar and Multi Band 6 keep it charged and dead-on without a cable or a button press. 200M Water resist Shock Resistant Tough Solar Solar power Multi Band 6 Radio sync Triple Sensor 10,000 m Altimeter Triple Sensor Altimeter -700 to 10,000 m (-2,300 to 32,800 ft) 1 m resolution, relative altitude, plus 40-record memory with auto high, low, ascent, and descent. Barometer 260 to 1,100 hPa (7.65 to 32.45 inHg) 42-hour pressure trend graph and a change alert that flags incoming weather. Digital compass 16 directions, 0 to 359°, 1° unit 60-second continuous read, bearing memory, declination correction. Thermometer -10 to 60 C (14 to 140 F) 0.1 C resolution. Switchable between C and F. Power & Sync Power source Tough Solar, no battery swaps Radio sync Multi Band 6 (radio-controlled) Auto-syncs up to 6 times a day from stations in the US, UK, Germany, Japan, and China. Run time 8 months normal use Up to 23 months in the dark with power saving on after a full charge. Battery alert On-screen charge level indicator Accuracy Plus or minus 15 sec / month Without radio calibration. Build & Fit Case size (L x W x H) 55.2 x 53.5 x 18.2 mm Weight 93 g Case & bezel Resin Band Resin band Glass Mineral glass Sunrise / sunset Times for any date, daylight pointers Timekeeping & Tools World time 31 zones, 48 cities, DST on/off Stopwatch 1/100 sec, up to 999:59'59.99" Elapsed, split, and 1st-2nd place times. Countdown timer Up to 24 hours, 1-sec unit Alarms 5 daily alarms (1 snooze), hourly signal Light White LED Super Illuminator Full auto light, selectable duration, afterglow. Calendar Full auto-calendar to 2099 Mute Button operation tone on/off Power saving Display sleeps in the dark to save charge Format 12/24-hour, hour, min, sec, date, day Sensor and astronomical readouts are for reference and outdoor activity, not for professional or industrial measurement.