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Origo Traverse Peak Series Altimeter Watch

Origo Traverse Peak Series Altimeter Watch description

Ready for anything from skiing to climbing to hiking, the Origo Traverse Peak Series Altimeter Watch includes the tools you need for successful mountain navigation and accurate bragging rights. Not only does the altimeter help you find that key descent couloir, but it graphs your progress for eight hours, so you know exactly how much vert you covered during your day in the hills. Origo added a large display that you can easily read even at a full-on sprint during a trail run. The Traverse Peak Altimeter also includes a barometer to track weather and a chronograph that helps you train with accuracy and get fit enough to crush your friends when you head for the mountains.

Bottom Line: A watch that's up for anything you are.

It a great "little" device. It has all the options you need. It graphs the change in barometric pressure and that's all I really wanted in the watch. The only complaints lie in its large face size and the useless compass. The problem mainly lies in watch compasses in general. If you want a compass...BUY A COMPASS. It has a great price point and that's what matters!You won't be unhappy