Altimeter
Digital altimeter
Working range from -2296 ft. (-700m) to 29,500 ft. (9000m)
Stores 20 altimeter data readings with altitude, time, and date
User option for feet or meters
Reads in 1ft(1m) increments
Accumulated and maximum altitude reading
Barometer
Digital barometer
Resolution 1mbar with working range from 300 mbar to 1100 mbar
Sea level barometer reading
Bar chart for barometric trend for the past 24 hours
Barometer pressure updated every minute
Weather forecast
Compass
Digital compass
Resolution 1 degree with 16 direction pointers
Adjustable declination
Displays bearing in degrees and cardinal points
User option for single or continuous reading
Temperature
Digital thermometer
0.1-degree resolution
Working range from –4F (-20C) to 158F(70C)
User option for Celsius or Fahrenheit
Time
Time with hour, minute, second, month, date, and weekday
User option for 12/24-hour format
2 time zones
Auto calendar from 2000 to 2049
Alarm
2 daily alarms and hourly chime signal
20 second alarm sound at alarm time
Chronograph
1/100-second-resolution chronograph with 24 hour working range
Chronograph with lap/split time measurement
100-lap memory capacity in a maximum of 30 runs
Each run stores the run number, month, day, lap number, lap split, time and average lap time
Backlight
3 second EL backlight
Water Resistant
30 meters
Requires One CR2032 battery
Diameter of Lens 1 1/8”
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Reviews | Rinat Shagisultanov | Untitled Review | | 
Voted 4/5 | My wife got this multifunctional watch as a birthday gift from our friends. The device seems to be sleek and solid in construction, the using is easy to usderstand without reading the manual (thought the manual is written in a good and infornative style which is worth reading). I is is small than the Suunto's watches and it is more sutable to woman or other peoplpe who do not want to expose the gear wearing a casual cloth :-))
I would give this device 4 stars for now and I shall keep these notes updated based on the experience in the field. | | Posted Oct 24, 2004 3:09 pm |
| Brad Marshall | Piece of SH*T | | 
Hasn't voted | I purchased a new Highgear Axis over the Internet only to have it fail in the first week of use. I contacted the vendor who told me contact Highgear regarding the warranty. Highgear asked who I bought it from and when I told then they simply informed me that the firm was not an authorized dealer so the warranty is VOID!!! | | Posted Jun 2, 2008 8:45 pm |
| Tsuyoshi | isn't great but isn't too bad... | | 
Voted 3/5 | i got this on steep and cheap for $30. i've used it in all sorts of weather and it seems to do alright. as with all altimeters, it's a good idea to reset elevation at known points. i never really notices the altimeter function being too far off.
the alarm on the watch is way too quiet and easy to sleep though.
mine finally died after two years of use. the alarm stopped altogether (i never used it anyway though) and the backlight stopped working. the altimeter and everything else still works but i don't use it.
for the money, it can't be beat. but don't pay full price for it. save up a bit and get something nicer. but if you find it on sale, you might as well get it, especially if you find it for $30. it sure outperformed the price i paid for it... no regrets! | | Posted Mar 6, 2009 5:48 am |
| asaking11 | Decent Watch | | 
Voted 3/5 | This watch is pretty decent. I bought this watch from steepandcheap for 25 bucks so I can't really complain. The thermometer reads about 8-12 degrees hotter then it actually is when you are wearing it. | | Posted Jun 8, 2009 2:12 am |
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