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TAG Heuer Introduces the Microtimer: The First Watch Precise to 1/1000th of a Second
In 1966, Heuer (before it was TAG Heuer) patented the first miniaturized electronic timekeeping instrument accurate to 1/1000th of a second. Now, 38 years later, TAG Heuer releases the first wristwatch capable of the same level of precision: the Microtimer. Features of the Microtimer F1 racing timer. Measurements precise to...
Review of the Casio GW-300 G-Shock Tough Solar Waveceptor
View photo gallery. The Casio GW-300 is solid, practical watch for people who are more interested in ruggedness and durability than elegance. It's not the last watch you'll ever buy, or the only watch you'll ever need, but if you're looking for a tough, affordable digital watch, the GW-300 is...
Suunto Slims Down the n3, Introduces the n3i
It looks like Suunto has shifted their focus slightly with the new n3i. The n3i is a modest redesign of the n3, and my feeling is that they have shifted their target market slightly toward the business user. The two primary differences between the n3 and the n3i are the...