Chic sporty clock for the office and robust enough for outdoor

One can very well wear these chic version of Pro Trek for sporty everyday outfit with the analog display, I think.
The service is also not as complicated as I first feared. The German instructions comprises 115 small pages incl. Warnings and technical information. The resin plastic is dull, but the black compass ring is shining and the dial is slightly glossy with structure.
The display is significantly lower and is easy to read despite its size, as long as it is bright.

+ Full functionality of a trekking clock
+ But it looks much more elegant
+ Already makes a high quality impression, even in the more sporty version 1ER - I find
+ Flawless production, which of course also expected at the price
+ The watch glass is slightly lower than at other Pro Trek, so it is better protected
+ Easy to read even in bright sunlight
+ No battery change for the next years
+ Problem-RC radio reception here in Germany, is supposed to work well in USA, Japan and China as
- The pointer cover design reasons sometimes a part of the digital display, but from the side still readable
- The digital display is in the dark only fragmentary read, has no own lighting (an asterisk less)

for me this is the first presentable clock after all the cheap plastic parts - for the office but also for tougher outdoor applications equally useful
And the barometer and compass display by second hand, I find simply looks great. Is now not a precision instrument, but if it does not have to be exactly on degrees, then the measured values ​​are quite usable.