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Watch Report has posted a review on the woman's model of the Casio Pathfinder series. This one is basically just a slimmed down version of the PAW1500. It has most of the features, but in a package that's almost 50% smaller. Click the link to see more.
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Me personally find these abit boring and I think that many woman would prefer a PAW-1300 that look much better. These PAW-500 also do not have tide and moon data and is only WR to 100M compared to 200M for PAW-1500. And it does not have a compass so the PAW-500 is more like a Riseman except it is not Multiband 6 (just 5) and do not have that smart stopwatch/Altimeter interaction like the Riseman do…
Good points JoakimAgren. I can't see this being appealing to very many, but I guess it's nice for Casio to give people the option.