Casio PRG-600vsCWC G10 Fatboy-80 Quartz Re-Issue

The Casio PRG-600 is praised by owners and reviewers for its dual LED illumination, legible STN negative LCD, comfortable silicone strap, and accurate ABC sensors, making it a competent field watch. Some owners find the smart crown and button layout have a steep learning curve, and the bezel offers little crystal protection. One reviewer noted discrepancies with the altimeter and flimsy strap hardware on a specific variant, while another owner found the daily calibration of ABC functions unimpressive. The Casio PRG-600 is a massive, ana-digi field watch with extensive outdoor functions, offering impressive value for outdoor enthusiasts. Overall, owners rate the Casio PRG-600 highly for its accurate ABC sensors and legibility in a capable field watch package.

Owners widely praise the CWC (Cabot Watch Company) G10 Fatboy-80 Quartz Re-Issue Watch for its comfortable 38mm size, utilitarian and historically accurate bead-blasted case that minimizes reflections, and excellent legibility. The watch is noted for exceptional accuracy, gaining only two seconds per month, and its robust build with fixed spring bars and a screw-on battery access door enhances its practicality. Reviewers and owners highlight the domed acrylic crystal, the vintage-style dial with Super-LumiNova lume, and the overall nostalgic appeal for those interested in military timepieces. Some owners find the price of £250 for a quartz watch to be high, and the NATO strap with military markings is considered "cringe" by one owner, while the acrylic crystal is prone to scratching.