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Intelligent Quartz™ Tide Temp Compass
- ITEM # - T49859ZA
- Product Manual (PDF)
With multiple functions including a tide tracker, temperature sensor and electronic compass all driven by a dedicated fourth hand, the Timex Adventure Series™ Tide Temperature Compass is the ultimate accessory for the tech savvy professional with a love for adventure.
Special Features:
- INDIGLO® Night-Light with Night-Mode
- Distinct Fourth Indicator Hand
- Tide Tracker Counts Down to High or Low Tide
- Digital Thermometer with Analog Display Measures Air and Water Temperature
- Accurate Digitial Compass with Analog Display
- Adjustable Declination Angle for Accuracy
$170.00
Plus tax, shipping and handling if applicable. Usually ships in 1 to 2 days.
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Product Specs
- QuickDate Feature
Product Specification
Attachment Buckle/Clasp Type
Buckle
Attachment Color
Black
Attachment Material
Nylon
Attachment Type
Strap
Battery Type
CR2016
Case Color
Black
Case Size
Full-Size
Case Width
45 mm
Crystal/Lens
Mineral Glass
Dial Color
Black
Dial Markings
Markers (Full)
Warranty
1 Year Limited (U.S. Only)
Watch Movement
Quartz Analog
Water Resist
100 meters
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“Amazing Features and Sophisticated Design”
Posted: Fri, 2012-09-07 15:02
By: Steven H, Ohio
Review:
I just received my Timex Intelligent Quarz, and it is great. I also got mine with a great deal. The features are really neat. Being able to see temperature, tide and compass readings on an "old" style dial is very nice.
I am a little surprised though that they couldn't make the temperature sensor adjustable to compensate for body temperature. In the instructions they tell you to take the watch off and set it in the shade for a few minutes to get an accurate reading. Who is really going to do that??? Anyway, I'm sure a person could go through the trouble to use a regular temperature probe to find out what your average skin temp is at the wrist, (where you will where your watch), and try to remember that so you can deduct that number from the watch reading. I do own other watches, (which are digital display), which have temperature sensors and you can add or subtract a given number from the temperature setting so when the watch is worn it will automatically adjust to read minus your skin temp.
Enough of that. This is a pretty nice watch with cool features which display on an analog face. Even watching the hands move back and forth to indicate what it is doing is really amazing.
I would definitely say that even at the price shown here, the watch is worth it whether you are a gadget fanatic, an adventurer, or both, (like myself).