If the ambient light fades, a turn of your wrist illuminates the watch display particularly brightly.

Even temperatures as low as -10 °C have no effect on this watch.

A solar cell provides power for operation.

Whether in Europe, North America and Japan or in the outer reaches of Canada, Central America and China - once the watch has been set to the local time, it receives the relevant signal and shows the correct time wherever you are. In many countries, it also sets itself automatically to summer and winter time.

A special sensor measures the air pressure (measuring range: 260 / 1100 hPa) and presents this on the display in the form of a symbol. This enables early detection of weather trends.

A sensor measures the ambient temperature around the watch and displays it in °C (-10°C /+60°C).

A built-in direction sensor detecs the magnetic north.

A pressure sensor detects changes in the air pressure and converts the result into an altitude up to 10,000 m.

The height gain sums all the meters you have climbed in a session, so that you can see at a glance the total ascent on a tour.

Depending on the model, up to 40 sets of elevation data can be stored in the watch's data memory and re-accessed at any time. Each of these data sets consists of a measured altitude as well as the date and time. In addition to the individual altitudes, the maximum and minimum altitudes during a measurement are also stored.

After entering the geographical location, sunrise and sunset times can be displayed for any given date.

Displays the current time in major cities and specific areas around the world.

Elapsed time, split time and final time are measured with 1/10-sec accuracy. The watch can measure times of up to 1000 hours.

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