Casio Riseman

The Casio Riseman is one of the Casio G Shock watches designed especially for adventurers and lovers of extreme sports. The group comprises of:-

[b]Casio G Shock Mudman [/b]

The Riseman, which is designed for aviators and high altitude sports, like skiing, snowboarding, mountain bike racing and the like.

The Frogman is practically an principal piece of tool for deep sea divers.

The Mudman is convenient for any dirty or grimy sports or workplaces, as its seals will prevent damage from any foreign object, no matter how murky.

The Gulfman is great for water sports and wet or humid work conditions.

The Riseman is a solar powered watch, as are the rest of the "Man" range. The power from the sun, or even fluorescent lights, is collected in solar cells built into the watch face. The cells are so integral to the Riseman's build that you would not consideration them. That power is then stored in a rechargeable battery. The batteries have a very long life and are able to keep the watch running, no matter what the light conditions, once they have been fully charged. In fact a Riseman could sit in the dark for up to 20 months without a recharge and still keep accurate time. This is made possible by the power rescue feature which will switch off the face display if the watch is left in the dark.

Casio's G Shock technology has been nearby for practically 20 years and makes the Riseman and all G Shock watches highly durable, no matter how rough you treat them.

The Riseman has four independent alarms that you can set for various events throughout the day. One of the alarms has a built in snooze feature which you can use to catch those extra few minutes in bed.

You can check the time in 29 time zones on your Riseman each of these zones can be stored with its own city code and daylight rescue indicator. It's a very simple process to switch in the middle of any of these zones and your home time.

Now most of these features are ready in many of the Casio G Shock watches and undoubtedly all of the "Man" range. What undoubtedly sets the Riseman apart and makes it so convenient for aviators and high altitude pursuits is the built altimeter, barometer and thermometer.

The thermometer will part the temperature from -10°C to 60°C that's 14 to 140°F in units as low as 0.1°C or 0.2°F and like all functions on the Riseman it is a simple switch to display in metric or imperial measurements.

The barometer measures in the middle of 260 to 1,100 hPa (7.65 to 32.45 inHg) and can display a graphical image of pressure tendency and pressure differential.

The altimeter can display the altitude in the middle of -700 to 10,000 m (-2,300 to 32,800 ft.). The altimeter estimation can store up 20 recordings in its manual memory. Each recording will contain the altitude with its date month and time.

The altimeter includes its own built in stop watch so that altitude changes can be measured over any given period. In increasing to the manual memory the Riseman also has current and cumulative memory banks to description your altitude over any specified duration and the life of the watch.

The Riseman has a resin wrist band, a built in calendar until 2099. It measures 51 X 48.9 X 15.9 mm weighs in at only 60.5g

Casio Riseman

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