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PHONE ORDERS (07) 3063 5980The new G-Shock Rangeman watch was first revealed at the 35th Anniversary event in New York City and is coming in April 2018. The updated edition of the iconic survival series launches with two models, the black GPR-B1000-1 and khaki GPR-B1000-1B.
The new Rangeman is the world’s first solar-assisted GPS navigation device and also has a Triple Sensor (alti/barometer, compass, thermometer) and Bluetooth connectivity. The watch has a low-temperature LCD display (-20°C, -4°F), sapphire crystal, and carbon fiber insert band for enhanced durability. It is water-resistant to 200 meters and like the original it is resistant to mud and dust.
The GPR-B1000 is the first G-Shock with the Navigation System feature. The watch can display the current location on a route or bearing to a destination in real-time. Tracking data can be saved automatically in intervals and point data (time/date, longitude/latitude, altitude, atmospheric pressure, and temperature) can be recorded with the push of a button. Up to 20 tracks and 60 points can be saved to the memory log. The Backtrack function allows the user navigate to the starting point, using track data to display the route and current bearing. New routes can be created and log data managed on a Bluetooth-connected smartphone with the G-Shock Connected app, with a 2D and 3D map display and timeline for tracking data. Photos taken with the phone while using GPS can be displayed in the timeline view.
A connected smartphone also allows the watch to sync with internet time servers, and time-syncing can also be done with GPS signals. Like the original, the new Rangeman has sunrise and sunset data and now also has a tide graph and moon data feature is used past its limit.
Another new feature is wireless charging with a USB-powered base station. On a full wireless charge of five hours, the watch can use GPS functions for about 33 hours. Four hours of solar charging in bright sunlight (50,000 lux) will provide about one hour of GPS use. A full charge combined with solar power can up the total usage time to 48 hours. Casio says that the solar charging keeps the time display powered at all times, regardless of the status of GPS functions. That sounds like the time display will remain working even if the GPS
| Construction | Shock-resistant; low-temperature resistance (-20°C / -4°F); mud-resistant | |
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| Water Resistance | 200 meters | |
| GPS Signal Frequency | 1575.42 MHz | |
| GPS Signal Reception | Time-calibration (auto*1, manual); acquisition of position information (manual) *1 GPS signals are received automatically when the watch recognizes they are available in the area. |
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| Communication Specifications | Communication Standard | Bluetooth® low energy |
| Signal Range | Up to 2 m (may differ depending on surrounding conditions) | |
| GPS Navigation | Activity logs (up to 20 logs), track display (wide area map/magnified map switching), start-to-destination direct distance, bearing to destination, destination setting from Point Memory recordings, backtrack, activity time measurement, log use status | |
| Point Memory | Up to 60 sets of point data (time, date, longitude/latitude, altitude, atmospheric pressure, temperature), point icons | |
| Digital Compass | Measures and displays direction as one of 16 points; measuring range: 0° to 359°; measuring unit: 1°; 60 seconds continuous measurement; bidirectional calibration and magnetic declination correction; bearing memory (records and display one set of degree and direction); graphical display of north, south, east and west; auto horizontal compensation | |
| Barometer | Measuring range: 260 hPa to 1,100 hPa (7.65 inHg to 32.45 inHg); measuring unit: 1 hPa (0.05 inHg); atmospheric pressure tendency graph (past 48 hours graph display); atmospheric pressure tendency alarm (arrow indicates significant pressure changes) | |
| Altimeter | Measuring range: -700 m to 10,000 m (-2,300 ft. to 32,800 ft.); measuring unit: 1 m (5 ft.); relative altitude readings (-3,000 m to 3,000 m); altitude tendency graph | |
| Thermometer | Measuring range: -10°C to 60°C (14°F to 140°F); measuring unit: 0.1°C (0.2°F) | |
| World Time | 39 cities (39 time zones*2, daylight saving on/off) and Coordinated Universal Time; auto summer time (DST) switching *2 May be updated when connected to a smartphone. |
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| Stopwatch | 1 second; measuring capacity: 999:59’59; measuring modes: elapsed time, split time | |
| Countdown Timer | Measuring unit: 1 second (maximum 24 hours) | |
| Alarm | 4 daily alarms (with snooze alarm) | |
| Other Functions | Mobile Link functions (world time: over 300 cities, auto time adjustment, One-Touch Time Adjustment, easy watch setting, phone finder, route setting and log data management in GPS navigation, tide graph, moon data); day and date display; full auto-calendar; auto LED backlight with afterglow: 1.5/3.0 seconds; battery level indicator; 12/24-hour format; airplane mode; button operation tone on/off; sunrise/sunset time display | |
| Power Source | Solar powered system (solar-charging system), charging system compatible with wireless chargers (requires device with Type-A USB terminal) | |
| Continuous Operation | With GPS use • NORMAL (Intermittent reception): Approx. 33 hours • HIGH RATE (Continuous reception): Approx. 20 hours *Approx. two months more for non-GPS functions Without GPS use About 29 months with the power-saving function*3 ON after full charge *3 Power-saving after a certain period in a dark location |
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| Size of Case | 60.3 × 57.7 × 20.2 mm | |
| Total Weight | Approx. 142g | |
