title_left:  " Casio Men's G-Shock Rangeman Alarm Chronograph Radio Controlled Watch"@en "Men's Watch (GW-9400-1ER) - WATCH SHOP.com™"@en
description_left: "An oversized design from G-Shock by Casio. This Rangerman edition has a large 53mm case and LCD dial. This watch is jam packed with features such as Super-Full-Auto-LED light, Shock resistant, Solar Power, Radio signal reception (EU, USA, Japan, China),  Barometer (260 / 1.100 hPa), Thermometer (-10�C / +60�C), Digital-compass, 10,000 m Altimeter, Sunrise/sunset display, Altimeter data memory, World time function, Stopwatch function - 1/100 sec - 1.000 hours, Timer - 1/1 min. - 24 hours, 5 daily alarms, Snooze feature, Button tones on/off, Automatic calendar, 12/24-hour timekeeping, Mineral glass, Resin case, Resin band, Battery level indicator and Water resistance classification (20 bar). "@en 
title_right:  "G Shock Rangeman Men´s Watch"@en "Casio G Watch GW-9400-1ER nur € 299.00"@en
specTableContent_right:  General Target Group: Mens Case housing diameter: 54 mm housing height: 18 mm Shape: Round housing color: Black glass: Mineral crystal Material: Synthetic Dial Display: Digital Digital watches and clocks have a digital display. That is what makes them digital watches and clocks. Whether they record time in a digital or analogue fashion is irrelevant. A digital display will not point out the current time on a display of all times possible, as it does in an analogue watch, but it will only show the digits of one time. Nowadays this usually happens via LED or LCD display, but that has not always been the case. Digital watches have been around long before the electronic display was invented. They used turning disks or cylinders behind a mask that would only show one digit at a time. Or airport-style flip-card mechanics were used. Digits: None