Casio is marking 30 years of its Pro Trek line with two special edition watches, the PRW-61ANS-3 and PRG-340ANS-3. Both models celebrate the brand’s “One with Nature” theme while combining outdoor reliability with eco-friendly design.
The PRW-61ANS-3 is the first Pro Trek to feature a green vapor deposition dial, paired with gold accents inspired by sunlight filtering through trees. The PRG-340ANS-3 uses a duplex LCD with a dual-layer layout for better visibility of the digital compass. Both watches use a green and gold color scheme to represent nature and light.
To highlight the anniversary, the bands are printed with the model numbers of past Pro Trek watches since 1995, and the case back carries the 30th-anniversary logo. The watches come in environmentally responsible, resin-free packaging.
Both models are equipped with Casio’s Triple Sensor, providing readings for compass direction, barometric pressure, altitude, and temperature. They run on the Tough Solar system, which converts sunlight and indoor light into power. Multiband 6 radio control keeps the time accurate by receiving signals from six stations around the world.
The case and band are made of bio-based resin to help reduce environmental impact. Each model offers 100-meter water resistance, low-temperature resistance down to -10°C, and Super Illuminator dual LED lights for visibility in the dark.
Other features include world time with 29 time zones, a 1/100-second stopwatch, a 60-minute countdown timer, five daily alarms, a full auto-calendar (to the year 2099), and a power-saving mode. The PRW-61ANS-3 measures 51 × 47.4 × 14.7 mm and weighs 57 g.
Both watches feature mineral glass, a gold ion-plated bezel, and a screw-lock crown. They provide up to 6 months of battery life with regular use or 25 months in total darkness with the power-saving function.
Casio will release the Pro Trek PRW-61ANS-3 and PRG-340ANS-3 in November, priced at ¥69,500 (about $451) and ¥39,500 (about $256) in Japan.
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