This watch probably packs as much technology in it as my old Commodore 64 computer.  It's a techie junkie dream.  In fact, what else could it really do?  Not much.

It's thinner then old Pathfinders (thank you), and doesn't appear as large on the wrist.  I like that.  Also, the titanium is so light, you really don't even know it's there.  From a durability perspective, I wear it every day (and have for a year) and it's still going strong.  It's got some scratches on it but it still looks good.

Now, it's not perfect.  In fact, there are 3 things I don't like:

1. I WISH it had analog hands.  I really miss them.  The analog hands are only on some other Casio models and you need to trade off thin and some functionality to get them.  If they put analog hands on THIS model in THIS case, it would be a dream!  In fact, you don't even need "hands", just make a mode that "simulates" hands with the display.  The capability to do that is already in there (just look at the sunset/sunrise screen or the compass, there are lines and arrows already built into the display).

2. In the winter, I do find it hard to keep a good charge. Maybe I keep my watch under my sleeve too much, I'm not sure.  But I do find that I have to put it out ever few weeks in the sun to get it charged back up.

3.  The screen is a little dark.  The two display layers make the display overall darker.  It's not terrible but in lower light it can be annoying.

Overall though, I've worn it since I got it.  I do really like it.