Highgear Axis Model 20037 Watch with Altimeter, Barometer, Digital Compass, Chronograph Mode, Temperature, Graphite Black. | 
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| Brand: Highgear
Category: Sports
Department: Unisex-adult
List Price: $149.99
Buy New: $99.97
You Save: $50.02 (33%)
New (6) from $99.97
Avg. Customer Rating:  17 reviews
Sales Rank: 5327
Color: Black
Batteries Included: Yes
Size: 000
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
Dimensions (in): 4.2 x 4.1 x 4
Altimeter
Electronic compass
Local pressure
Time/date
MPN: HGW20037
Model: 20037
UPC: 689643200376
EAN: 0689643200376
ASIN: B000BBGQEM
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Functions include altimeter, digital compass, temperature, and weather forecasting | | • | Altimeter has working range of -2,305ft to 30,045ft (-702m to 9,158m) | | • | Digital compass displays bearing in degrees and cardinal points | | • | Digital thermometer has a working range of 14F to 122F (-10C to +50C ) | | • | One-year warranty |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Highgear Axis Altimeter. Keeps track of direction, altitude, and time... ...heck, it also gives you a full-featured weather report! Everything you need to stay in tune with your surroundings is displayed right on your wrist with the Highgear Axis! Take a look: Altimeter function: Digital altimeter with working range of -2,305 ft. to 30,045 ft.; Stores 15 altimeter data readings with altitude, time and date; Current, accumulated and max altitude in feet or meters; Graphic altitude trend display; 1 ft. altitude resolution; Compass: 1 degree resolution with 16 cardinal points; Adjustable declination; Barometer function: 1 mbar resolution... working range: 300bbar to 1100 mbar; Weather forecast; 24 hour graphic pressure trend display; Thermometer: User option for fahrenheit or celsius; Working range from 14 degreesF to 140 degrees F; Chrono: Resolution 1 / 100 second (24 hour max time range); Max 50 laps / 20 runs; Even more cool features: EL backlight system; Mineral glass lens; Water resistance up to 100 ft.; Consumer replaceable battery.; Order Now! Highgear Axis Altiware Altimeter
Product Description
Compact and full of advance functions, Highgear's Axis watch is not just an ordinary watch. This indispensable tool features an altimeter, barometer, digital compass, and temperature reading. Altimeter: - Digital altimeter
- Working range -2,305ft to 30,045ft (-702m to 9,158m)
- Current, Accumulated and Maximum altitude in ft or m
- Altitude resolution 3ft (1m)
- Graphic altitude trend display
- Stores 20 altimeter data readings with altitude, time, and date
Barometer: - Digital barometer
- Sea level pressure and absolute pressure displayed in mbar
- Resolution 1mbar with working range 300mbar to 1100mbar
- Bar chart for barometric trend for the past 24 hours
- Barometer/Temp display
- Weather forecast
Compass: - Digital compass
- Displays bearing in degrees and cardinal points
- Resolution 1 with 16 cardinal points
- Adjustable declination
- User option for single or continuous reading
Thermometer: - Digital thermometer
- Resolution 0.1 in F and C
- Working range 14F to 122F (-10C to +50C )
Chronograph: - Resolution 1/100 second with maximum time range 24hr 00min 00sec
- Maximum 50 laps/20 runs
- Times for each lap and split, with best and average laps time
Watch: - Time/Day/Date/Month with Dual Time Zone
- 12 or 24 hour format
- Time/Temp display
- Dual daily alarm
- Hourly chime
- EL backlight system
- Water resistant 30m
- 2.0oz (56.7 g)
- Consumer serviceable battery (1 CR2032)
About Highgear
Highgear was born in the Appalachian Mountains in 1999, when outdoor enthusiast Mike Hosey had a vision to create his own unique line of compact and affordable outdoor navigational tools. Aiming to enhance customer's experience of the natural world, Highgear evolved significantly in 2001. Watches, hand-held navigational devices, and pedometers were added to the product base, while infusing the entire line with top-notch design. The people at Highgear are passionate about the outdoors and spend their time skiing Sugar Mountain, biking Bent Creek, hiking Pisgah National Forest, and paddling the French Broad River. All products are field tested and measured for durability, accuracy, and reliability. Then, hours are spent brainstorming on how to make improvements on intuitiveness, design, and function. The result is a line of high-performance tools that makes outdoor adventure easier and more fun.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 12 more reviews...
 Nice and useful watch October 24, 2008
A beautiful watch with a big screen. It has many functions that a camper will need. I only have two complaints. 1. it cannot show the month. It's pretty inconvenient for me. 2, The manual said that the battery of the watch can only run about 1 year. Is that too short?
 Functional but not very water resistant July 28, 2008
I bought this watch for my son. He loves all the gadgets. However
after a week of camping in the rain the watch has condensation on the
inside. It's supposed to be water resistant to 30m so this seems to
be a defect.
All other functions seem to work as advertised. We still need to hike
up a mountain to test the altimeter.
Good, not perfect. January 10, 2008
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I have this watch for about 6 months and I like it a lot. Few comments are:
Good:
- The watch is pretty accurate (I just calibrated my compass one time and, even traveling a lot, it has worked perfectly);
- The size is not so big. I'm man but even in my wife's arm it fits well;
- It has a beautiful design.
Bad:
- The materials are not the best (the center button does not work anymore and the ring, used to calibrate the compass, seems to be locked right now).
Why am I giving 4 stars? I had different watchs from Suunto, all of them more expensive and bigger than this one. The size and the "all information in one screen (time, date, temperature and weather forecast are shown together)", plus the update Highgear did in the past months make this watch the best value for the money (an besides, I paid only $80 at Amazon website).
Highgear watch review January 7, 2008
Nice watch with easy to read numbers however having problems with the Altimeter and Compass. You have to go through a lot of steps to calibrate and you must calibrate these every day. Temperature is not accuate as it does not compensate for body temp.
Highgear AXIS watch December 27, 2007
I'm a Light DayHiker, that chooses to hike trails to waterfalls and
peaks/summits with a view. The feature I like best about this watch is
the ALTIMETER, current altitude, total accumulation, and max, and
uses bar-graph to 'chart' the accent/decent. The watch also has many
other features like : 2-timezones, 12/24-hr format, MM/DD/YY format,
temperature F/C, chronograph, alarm, barometer, digital compass.
The instruction manual is easy to use(but very small print) and available on
HighGear webpage in PDF format (larger print to read) and enclosed mini-dvd with instructions.
ONLY reason I didnt give it 5-stars is, there are 5 diff buttons (S)
for setting, and they "dont lock", so if bump any of the buttons
(yes need to hold a few secs) the settings can change. (has happened
a few times as I wear it on the inside of my wrist). I know almost
every watch out there uses the "hold-to-set" feature, but there should
also be a feature like on my cell phone (lock keypad) where it's a
combination of pressing 2-buttons to unlock, then use the "hold-to-set".
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