Timex Expedition WS4
Released in 2009, this monster of a timepiece was designed to be everything a mountain climber could want in a watch. The huge screen is intended to provide as much information as possible to minimise the need to press any buttons, and there was a great deal of work put into refining the user interface in order to make it intuitive and render the manual largely redundant. On the other hand, there are numerous minor preference settings such as mm/dd vs dd/mm, metric/imperial units, and an area of the main time display screen which can be cycled through date and month, altimeter, and barometer. This watch even shows contextual usage tips.
| Attributes | Value |
|---|---|
| Features |
24h, Alarm, Altimeter, Barometer, Compass, Data logging, Date, Dot matrix: 3/4 width, Dual time, Hourly chime, Light: -ve EL, Seconds, Stopwatch, Thermometer, Timer, Weekday, Year |
| Model | |
| Module | |
| Cell/s | |
| Released | |
| Made in | |
| Case material | |
| Crystal material | |
| Strap material |
Silicone |
| Weight |
84g |
| Water resistant | |
| Thickness |
16.5mm |
| Case size |
49.5×49.7mm |
| Lug width | |
| Strap width |
30.5/41.9mm |
| Max wrist |
21.5cm |




