G - Shock - GW1200BA1AV (Size: men) Review

This is my second G-Shock; my first is still chugging right along even after going through basic training, and 4 years of active duty abuse.I've had my first G-shock for about 10 years.First and foremost when we are talking G-Shock we are talking INDESTRUCTABLE.I mean back over it with a jeep, drop it over 60' onto concrete, getting it ripped off my wrist leaving me bruised and bloodied before a pin in the strap bent enough to pull loose, and finally fill it with sand and water in the desert...G-Shocks just do not quit. Other watches in the field, Timex, Seiko, etc don't have nearly the ability to weather rough conditions and treatment and come out looking and working great.

This new G-shock promises more of the same but in a more visually interesting package stuffed full of techy goodness. The bracelet and the case are standard G-shock bulky (this is no small watch) but instead of the chunky black plastic there is very nice looking two/three tone metal.From a looks standpoint it really stands out when compared to the rest of the G-shock type watches.I get lots of positive comments and questions about this watch which brings me to the coolest and most aggravating aspect of this watch.

SWEET BLUE LED lights...Yeah it's freaking cool!BUT, it's pretty useless...The lights are placed at 3 and 9 on plane with the face, so when lit the light hits the hands of the watch at about 90 degrees and fails to shed light on ANY of the recessed digital readouts effectively.I mean, the BLUE light is super cool and is great for lighting dark hallways, but it just doesn't do it's job nearly as well as the old school "indiglo" type of background illumination. It's frustrating that Casio didn't get this worked out better. Timekeeping?Flawless, I am up in the North West and the watch has no problems communicating with Ft. Collins CO.Needless to say the watch is super accurate.

Power source?The Solar seems to work pretty well and I have yet to have a concern regarding power.The face mounted power meter lets you know where you stand and thus far even in the Cloudy Northwest there have been no power concerns.

Functions?Well there really isn't a whole lot offered but the basics are all here and they work very well.Buttons all have the standard "firm" G-shock feel to them and work well.

Overall I couldn't be happier, the Blue LED illumination is not all that effective but it's unique, the case and bracelet have a quality look and feel to them, and the watch has a great over all feel to it and should last forever.

For what it is it might seem a little spendy for this category of watch, I mean it really is just a pimped up G-shock after all, but with its Atomic and Solar features along with the handsome looks and serious toughness it's a fair value.

Four out of five stars ONLY because of the poorly executed out but SUPER COOL Blue LEDs.

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Combination Analog/Digital display, Dress/casual watch, Silver-tone luminous hands, Four small digital dials, Hourly time signal, Shock proof, Full auto-calendar, Solar, Atomic timekeeping uses a time calibration device that receives data from the atomic transmitter in Colorado, Battery power indicator, Power saving mode, Countdown timer, Auto super illuminator with afterglow, 12/24 hr formats, Five daily alarms, World time for 30 cities, 1/100 stopwatch, Shock resistant, Stainless steel selector buttons, case, screw-in caseback, case & bezel,200 meters/656 feet water resistant

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Casio Cinch Sack Review

The bag is as cheap and flimsy as it looks in the picture. It's free but worthless.

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Move and shake with the best of them with this casual cinch sack from Casio. This black bag from watchmaker Casio offers dual, backpack-style straps form a drawstring opening. An external front zipper separately stores valuables like keys or a watch. This simple cinch sack conveniently totes workout gear or a swimsuit and towel.

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Casio Men's Atomic Waveceptor Silver-Tone Watch #VQ200HDA-7AV Review

I'm a little disappointed that the watch doesn't have a more substantial feel and that the band isn't a little more heavy duty, but actually it only takes a few minutes to get used to the weight of the watch and the fact is that titanium watches are becoming more common so weight is not so much of a guarantee of higher quality.

I think the watch looks great.

The manual is thick only because it is written in several different languages, so the only relevant section is pretty concise and the main functions are easy to locate and master.Some of the other features are a little more complicated, but within a very short period of time you can get the basics down, get the watch calibrated and set, and it is ready to wear.

Even if the watch doesn't pick up a signal for a month, it will only lose or gain twenty seconds, which is very accurate in its own right.

This is one of six watches I own presently, that are working, at least, and I'm proud to add it to my collection.

Other reviewers seem to have unrealistic expectations for a watch that, while retailing for lots more, cost a mere thirty dollars, especially one that performs as this one does.

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Sleekly styled with the lines of a classic timepiece, this silver-tone Casio Atomic Waveceptor stainless steel men's analog/digital watch is a great match for professional couture and will keep you on time for important meetings. It's very precise thanks to its atomic time updating features, which receives a time calibration signal transmitted via radio signals from Fort Collins, Colorado. Signal reception is possible within a radius of about 2,000 miles from the Fort Collins transmitter. You can choose to automatically receive this signal several times a day, or manually update the Waveceptor to the atomic clock. This watch is accurate to +/- 20 seconds per month with no atomic signal update.
The round case is topped with a circular, polished bezel with black engraved elapsed time markings, and the case is further highlighted with screw-down accents. The silvery white dial face includes large luminous markers and Arabic numerals at 6, 9, and 12 o'clock, luminous skeleton hands (with seconds hand), and small minute indexes ringing around the exterior. It also offers a digital date window at 3 o'clock, which can also display the day as well as world time from 24 time zones. It's matched to a stainless steel bracelet band that mixes links with satin and polished finishes. Other features include an auto-calendar pre-programmed to 2098, a battery life of approximately 2 years, and water resistance to 50 meters--suitable for swimming but not for diving.

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Casio Men's G-Shock Mudman Solar Atomic Rally Watch #GW9010-1 Review

I've only had this watch for a few days, but I have to say that I love it so far.I'm a watch guy, and I've never really bought a watch of this type before.I've always bought more dressy or sport watches.Most of the reviews on here are right on the money.The watch is light on the wrist, and comfortable.The buttons are a tiny bit tough to push, but nothing of any concern whatsoever in my opinion.The atomic sync is awesome... totally awesome.Mine syncs up on the nightstand (every day at midnight) & no where near a window. I find this model to be very attractive looking for what it is, yet still tough/rugged.I don't think I'll be the guy who's overly rough with it, but I did buy it for every day wear and tear around the house, at the gym, and outdoor activities... It seems to be the perfect fit.It's not over-sized at all in my opinion.Highly recommended so far.I'll make an attempt to report back in after a couple of months.

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Featuring G-Shock's legendary shock and mud-resistant case, the Gulfman Rally #GW9010-1 Watch is solar powered, so you'll never have to worry about replacing a battery. Water resistant to 200 meters (660 feet) this sporty style offers both 12 and 24 hour formats, auto EL backlight with Afterglow for low light conditions, and four multifunction alarms plus one snooze alarm. It also comes equipped with a Rally Mode timer that allows for simultaneous time control over an entire race, as well as a 1/100 second stopwatch, power saving function, and countdown timer. Boasting the precision of digital quartz movement, the Gulfman Rally has a day, date, and month calendar to help keep you organized and on-track.



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G - Shock - DW66001V Review

The DW 6600 is a good looking piece! Once you open the box, the watch looks much better than in most of the pictures posted on the Internet. Unlike the DW6600C-1V, the DW6600-1V does not have the G on the watch face background. Things that I like about this watch, besides its good looks, are:

*The chronometer's "target time" feature.
*The chronometer's "auto-start" option.
*Change between 24hr format and military time with the press of a button (in only 1 step).
*The Casio G Shock toughness and quality.

I hope that Casio keeps producing this great G-Shock classic on years to come. Recently, I have been looking at the DW6600C-1V model and that G on the display looks cool! I might add it to my collection :)

Finally, I have to add that buying through Amazon was a nice experience. My purchase was delivered on time and as promised.


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Quartz movement, Chronograph, Day/date display, Alarm, 12/24 hour display, Timer, Stopwatch, Backlight, Stainless steel back, 200 meters water-resistant

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Casio - G-Shock - Atomic Solar Review

I bought the GW1210A 2AV which is the same as this watch only a different color brand new (paid $220 a year ago as it listed for $300+) and just so you know as of the time of this writing the GW1210A model is no longer sold by Casio anymore. There is a very good reason for that.

Theoretically this is a great watch. It has so many wonderful functions, that is. . .when it works. It has been in the Casio shop for SEVEN months (it never worked right from the begining). The first time it was repaired it took 2 moths but when I received it back it did not work right in other areas that worked before. I sent it back again and it has been five months and counting! I just heard from the techs who told me they cannot repair it. They broke two watches and have gone through several modules (the gizmo that runs the electronic features)trying to get it to work. It is not the techs, it is the watch.

The Casio service department has been a nightmare. They do not call back when they say they will. In fact they have NEVER called back until today. I have a 7 month long log of all the calls and promises they have made as to when the watch would be ready. ALL of them were not kept and they had the attitude that I was bothering them.

For months I have been asking for a replacement watch or at least that they would extended the warranty for another year from the point when I received the watch back-- Casio has said, "No" until now since after 7 months they cannot fix it. They cannot replace this model as they say they do not stock it anymore. So I am now having to negotiate with them on a replacement watch. The GW1200 is the only comparable watch. It has the same wonderful features but has a different module, so hopefully it will work. I asked for that watch but they have said they do not have that watch either. I will report back when this is finally resolved.

If you buy a G Shock get one of the cheaper watches. That way you will not be out much money and maybe the simpler style watch will work better. I've had great luck with their cheap watches.


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Casio G-Shock - Atomic Solar watch - Atomic Timekeeping - Tough Solar Power - Shock Resistant - 200 M Water Resistant - Auto Super Illuminator with afterglow - World Time (30 cities) - 1/100 sec Stopwatch - Countdown Timer - 5 Daily Alarms - Hourly Time Signal - Battery power indicator - Power Saving function - Full Auto calendar - 12/24 hour format

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Solar, Atomic Watch Review

You'll never get me to spend a lot of money on a watch after wearing this thing.Digital, solar, atomic and well under a hundred bucks.Quite a cool little gadget.I've had this for 2 years and still love it.

Solar means that it charges the battery with ambient light.No batteries to replace.Atomic means that it receives the atomic time radio broadcasts at the top of the hour from Midnight to 5am.The clock displays REC while it's calibrating.Takes about 5 min each time to calibrate.Every day, your watch is dead on.Forget daylight savings time changes.This watch does it for you.

The only extremely-minor annoyance with the watch is travelling to Europe and looking at the watch only to see REC filling the display for 5 minutes around lunch time.I'm sure there's a way to turn the receive mode off temporarily.The watch only receives the atomic signal from Boulder CO in the 48 contiguous states.

Will this last forever?Don't know yet.Two years and no setting, winding, or battery changes needed so far.

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Take it to the max with the shock-resistant, solar-powered Casio G-Shock GW330A-1V digital sports watch, which offers a wealth of performance timing features and cutting edge technology. The GW300A-1V has a durable black resin case that's topped by a silver bezel with red highlights, and a comfortable black resin strap. It has a 1/100-second stopwatch with a 24-hour measuring capacity and elapsed time, split time, and 1st/2nd place time modes. It also offers such timekeeping functions as 12/24-hour formats, year/month/date/day display (with an autocalendar to the year 2039), daylight savings time on/off, and world time for 26 time zones and 30 cities. It also has 4 independent daily alarms (with a snooze function) and an optional hourly time signal.

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G-Shock Men's Watches G-Shock 10-year Battery Life Models G-2900F-3VDR - WW Review

This is my 3rd G shock in 20 years... Yes, they last a very long time.I replaced my G-2900, which is by far, my favorite, because the band broke.I got this G2900F-3VDR because it was on sale and looked nearly exactly the same as my G2900.The color is like a dark military brown.Love it.The only thing I miss is the metal button that you push to backlight the face.It is plastic in this model, and makes it look just a little cheap.Otherwise, I still love this watch!

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Wave Ceptor Atomic Watch Review

I'm a ham radio operator, and a stickler for accurate time (often setting my old digital watch to WWV on the Shortwave Bands and having considered myself lucky to have discovered a $30 Timex digital with ~1 second variance in about 1 weeks time by setting the time on the watches at the store, and coming back a few days later and checking for variation). I currently own two other WWVB (60kHz) time pieces at home with varying results (regarding reception/sync). I was a little cautious about a watch being able to recieve this very longwave signal, but it does. I live in Oklahoma City (barely within the supposed 600 mile daytime range of WWVB), and haven't had much luck with it during the daytime, but haven't had any trouble getting it to manually sync and autosync at night when I'm asleep. Last night it didn't - and I think that's because my PC on the otherside of the wall from the head of my bed puts out a tremendous amount of Radio Frequency Interference (I notice this on Shortwave, and it is just as likely to happen over the WWVB signal since my atomic clocks don't like to sync near the PC either). However, the fewtimes I've been on the otherside of the house (e.g. kitchen) and manually sync'd - it worked most of the time.

What I really like about this watch - besides the autosync feature - is that you can set a dual timezone - and they have one that is for GMT (Greenwich Mean Time - a.k.a. Universal Coordinated Time). Unlike the LON (London) timezone, try as I might, GMT won't accept a Daylight Savings Time adjustment ... which is a GOOD thing! So - next time I'm logging a contact on the radio - I just press one button and have the current GMT time to write in the log (handy for pilots also!).

Something not evident in any of the photos of this watch - it looks like it has a black dial face - but it is actually semi-transparent. At night, when I push the light button - I can actually see the Hour and Minute hands silhouettes in addition to the digital display at the bottom - all backlit with a aqua-green Elecroluminescent glow. Otherwise, the dial normally looks like a flat black dial. There is no second hand - which isn't a big issue. The light does not stay on as you hold the button down (power saving feature). All it takes is a momentary press, and it stays on for a little more than 1 second (definatly less than 2 seconds).

Another cool feature is that you can adjust the minute hand by '20 second' steps. That means there are 60x3 (or 180) little steps the minute hand takes each hour around the dial. Every 20 seconds, the minute hand makes a small 2 degree jump. This is pretty cool in my book. After I made a simple adjustment in the hand position, I've left it alone, and it's doing great! (The analog watch always sticks with the primary digital time zone - so switching to the secondary time zone view does not change your analog watch.)

There is a type of countdown timer - but it is based upon a target alarm setting (NOT like the type of timer that counts down on your microwave oven where you tell it 30 minutes and watch it countdown). However, if you've set the "target alarm" for 8 AM for when you're supposed to be at work (or set it for when you get 'off' work at 5:30), and you click over to the target alarm and activate it, and it is 10:30 at night... it tells you that you've got 9 hours and 30 minutes until you've got to be at work (sorta handy). I guess if you're into space shots - you can treat this as a handy reminder of the launch taking place into space - or if you're a ham operator waiting for an anticipated satellite flyover - set it and you can see when it is getting close. The time you set rolls over every 24 hours - so it will repeat this every day until you change it.

I've tried setting the 'Snooze' Alarm for early in the morning (when I ought to get up - but often sleep through) - and it hasn't stirred me yet. The snooze alarm, as I understand it, is supposed to repeat up to 7 times every 5 minutes (i.e. if I set it for 5:30 AM, it should go off at 5:30, 5:35, ..., and 6:00 unless I stop it). The hourly 'Signal' is two little pips - a little longer delay than I'm accustomed to hearing on most casio watches. Whenever an alarm does go off - it lasts for only 10 seconds. I gather this is an attempt to conserve battery power (supposedly rated at 2 years - but probably closer to 12-18 months if you take quite a few peeks at the dial using the light and make use of the autosync feature).

There's also a feature for tagging the current time into a memory. I haven't used this yet, but I think it would come in handy if you just started a contact and weren't able to log down the time that it started (or stopped). It could also come in handy if you were traveling and needed to gauge roughly when you left and when you arrived.

I happen to have bought the metal band version at a local super-retailer, and it was a good idea because the jewelry department lady had to remove three of the band links to get it to fit well (it was way too big for my wrist - and I'm not a small person).

If you are a world traveler and change your primary time zone to something other than the four main time zones in the Continental U.S., then be prepared to lose the ability to have autosync work. I guess the watch is only designed to work with the U.S. time transmitter. When you set the primary timezone to something outside of the U.S., it assumes you are too far to be in range to sync to the automic clock, and hence - you're stuck manually setting the time (and manually adjusting DST) as needed.

My only concern is that they don't have a dual analog/digital with the Atomic sync feature AND solar. The G-Shock's have them ... but they are way too big for my tastes (unless I was really active). This watch looks great in the office with out looking like a kid's timepiece.

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50 Meter water resistant. Electro-Luminescent backlight with Afterglow. Atomic Watch, recieves time calibration radio signals which keep the displayed time accurate. Time calibration signal reception Auto-Recieve function. World time, 29 time zones, 30 cities, Daylight-saving time on/off. Date alert, Display flashes when set date is reached. 1/100th second stopwatch, split/lap time, 1st-2nd place times. 4 daily alarms and 1 snooze alarm. Auto-calendar (Pre-programmed until the year 2096). Accuracy +/- 20 Seconds per month. Approximate battery life: 2 years on CR 1620 .

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Casio WVQ550A-1A2V Black/Red Chronograph Wave Ceptor Watch with Resin Band Review

Overall, I am pleased with this watch.Nice styling, seems to be solidly constructed etc.It functions very well; I'vee had no problems at all with syncing with atomic clock (in New Mexico).Most functions are intuitive, though I had to spend a few minutes with the manual.Dual time function is good if you have to keep track of a second zone.Very comfortable, high quality flexible rubber strap, easy to read glowing hands, very cool LED backlight.

The only "con" is that it takes a while to move to some modes, especially Alarm and Dual time.The hands need to go forward or back to time of the setting, which can take a while. I'd also like to see a solar powered version, as I worry about battery life a little, with the hands having to move so much.

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Multi-band Atomic timekeeping (US, Japan), Receives time calibration radio signals which keep the displayed time accurate, Silver-tone luminous hands, numbers and markers, Digital date display, Brushed stainless steel bezel is etched with black tachymeter ruler, Stainless steel selector buttons and caseback, Red concave ring on outer dial, Auto receive function, Auto LED light with Afterglow, Tachymeter, Dual time, Daily alarm, 1/20 second chronograph, Auto calendar, 100 meters/330 feet water resistant

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Casio Women's Wave Ceptor watch #LWQ120DA7AV Review

This watch is beautiful and while it is not small it certainly is the smallest woman's atomic watch I've seen. I've had the Casio woman's atomic G-shock with the pink face for over two years now and it has been well worth the $250 spent. I don't anticipate any problems with this one either. I did take me a while to understand how to get the hands calibrated properly, but it works great now.

It is a present for my mom's 75 birthday. All she has wanted for years is good looking atomic watch. I think she will love it. I bet she will probably order the black face one when she sees it also.

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Casual watch, Quartz movement, Tough solar powered, Atomic timekeeping, Auto calendar, Power saving mode, rechargeable battery, Polished silver-tone hands with luminous accents and markers, Brushed silver-tone lettering, numbers, dot markers and indices, Analog date display, Polished silver-tone stainless steel bezel, case and selector buttons, Polished/brushed silver-tone stainless steel caseback, 50 meters/165 feet water resistant

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Casio Men's Wave Ceptor watch #WVQ-120DA-2AV Review

This is a great watch.I don't wear my Patek Philippe any more because this watch is superior in some pretty basic ways.First, it is always exactly on time thanks to the radio synchronization to the atomic clock.For me this feature works perfectly, automatically, every night.Second, it will never run down or need a battery thanks to the solar power.It also looks good and is easy to read.

If you want a watch that tells the correct time, and always will, this is the one for you.

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Quartz movement, Sport watch, Silver-tone luminous hands and numbers, Analog date display, Grey indices on outer ring, Atomic Timekeeping, Receives time calibration radio signals which keep the displayed time accurate, Auto receive function (6 times per day), Manual receive function, Signal: WWVB, Frequency: 60kHz, Tough Solar Power, Auto Calendar (pre-programmed until the year 2099), Accuracy: +/-15 seconds per month (with no signal calibration), Power Saving Function, Polished stainless steel silver-tone bezel is engraved with numbers and markers, Brushed/polished case, Polished stainless steel selector buttons and caseback, 100 meters/330 feet water resistant

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Casio Gw700bdj-2v G-shock Mens Watch Review

This is a very cool watch.It is tough, reliable, and gets the job done.The atomic function synchronizes the watch to an atomic clock in Fort Collins, CO every night (it tries four times).The solar portion makes sure that you'll never have to change the battery again.I love how the display of the watch is reversed, it doesn't make it more readable (actually, kind of the opposite), but it is rather cool.The watch crystal is recessed, so scratching it will be pretty hard.The watch has some weight to it, but it is not too heavy.The watch is big though and you may have a problem getting it under a sleeve.Otherwise, a great purchase and decent price (I got mine from Costco for $80).

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Black resin case and bracelet. World Time (29 times zones (30 cities), city code display, daylight saving auto/on/off); Time Recorder (30 Records); 4 Daily Alarms and 1 Snooze Alarm; 1/100 second digital stopwatch. Atomic Timekeeping, Receives time calibration radio signals which keep the displayed time accurate, Auto receive function (4 times per day), Manual receive function, Signal: WWVB, Frequency: 60kHz, EL Backlight with Afterglow. Auto Calendar; Date Alert (Display flashes when set date is reached) Casio Waveceptor Watch GW7000BDJ-2V

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Casio Men's Ana-Digi Atomic Watch #VA106HDA-2AV Review

Since receiving the Casio Atomic Watch, I have been completely satisfied with its performance.It is easy to read, always accurate and comfortable to wear.

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Sleekly modern in design, this analog/digital Casio Waveceptor men's atomic watch (WVA106HDA-2AV) combines powerful style with technologically advanced timepiece features. A great choice for your active lifestyle, this watch includes a 1/100 second stopwatch and a distinctive stainless steel bracelet band. This radio-controlled watch receives time calibration signals transmitted from Fort Collins, Colorado, and signal reception is possible within a radius of about 2,000 miles from the Fort Collins transmitter. You can choose to automatically receive this signal four times a day, or manually update the Waveceptor to the atomic clock.
The round stainless steel watch case and bezel frames a shimmery light blue dial face with Arabic numerals at the quarter hours, luminous dial markers and gray hands, and a digital display in the lower half of the dial. The stopwatch measures up to 60 minutes and offers elapsed time, split/lap time, and 1st-2nd place modes. The stopwatch measures up to 100 minutes and offers elapsed time, split/lap time, and 1st-2nd place modes. It also has four daily alarms (with one snooze alarm), world time for 29 time zones/30 cities, 12/24-hour time, and auto-calendar programmed to 2039. The AfterGlow LED electro luminescent backlight provides easy readability in low-light conditions. Other features include water resistance to 50 meters (99 feet) and a battery life of approximately 2 years.

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G-Shock Men's Watch G-Shock 10-year Battery Life Models G-2900F-2VDR - WW Review

If you want a big fat G-shock this watch is not for you.The image is misleading it is more of a NAVY BLUE not as shown.I would not have bought the item if I would have known.But they have a good return policy.It is worth keeping for the price I will enjoy it for now.

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Casio General Men's Watches Protrek Triple Sensor PRG-110Y-1VDR - WW Review

Great watch from Casio. I was attracted by the reverse LCD display which is very unique. It is well made and I wore it for both mountaineering and for swimming in the sea. It is a tough watch. But because I like it so much, sometimes I am afraid to bring it out too often to avoid any scratches!!

You need to read the manual to get going but after that it is pretty easy. Don't let the thick manual intimidate you as it is fairly well written.

Good points:
Cool looking solar watch, does not need a battery
Has lots of features
Good quality material and strap
Lighting up the reverse LCD is cool

Negative points:
May be too bulky for women
If your eyesight is not good, you may not be able to see the time properly
Functions such as thermometer, barometer etc do need some light to work
The world time would not automatically adjust for daylights saving (I think this is asking too much)
For the obsessive, it is not exactly as accurate as battery powered quartz watches, but this is nitpicking

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Casio Watches - Casio watches are technologically advanced and equipped with functions that meet the requirements of all kinds of sports and all kinds of people. Casio watch - the watch for everyone!

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Casio Sea Pathfinder Triple Sensor Titanium Digital Unisex Watch SPF40T-7VDR Review

After reviewing this watch, seeing it in the watch store for well over $300.00 I decided to make the purchase on Amazon.It came within a few days without any shipping issues and for the record, I've never had a problem with Amazon shipping. Anyway, the watch has everything you could want in a normal everyday watch. The band is titanium, so it's strong enough to handle the banging of everyday wear. As it should, it has a digital compass, indigo back lighting, it tells the time, date and year along with the position of the moon. This watch has many features that you may or may not use but I will say it has a look is unmatched by other watches within it's class. It does has a big face and I would not suggest it for scuba diving. It does have a sealed case so once the battery goes out you will have to send it back to the manufacturer. I am very happy with my purchase and I suggest it to anyone who is considering purchasing this timepiece. As with anything else, your mileage may vary (YMMV). I hope this helps. NEOSOUL

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Titanium case and bracelet. Fixed bezel. Electro-Luminescent Backlight. Triple sensor Moon Graph. Tide Function. Easy calculation of Moon age and tide data Yacht Race Timer. Barometer. Thermometer Continuous Direction Measurement, with 2-layer LCD. One touch operation. Japanese Quartz Movement. Water Resistant at 100 meters / 330 feet.Casio Sea Pathfinder Triple Sensor Titanium Digital Unisex Watch SPF40T-7VDR

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Fits Casio G-Shock 18mm Review

En realidad es una opción si no encuentras otra, pero en realidad me parece de un material poco resistente.

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Casio G-Shock Ana-Digi Watch Review

This is a must have watch! Sporty yet can be worn as a casual dress watch.Complicated at first but with a quick breeze through the manual, easy to master. Two thumbs up! Very pleased with this purchase and very impressed with the price. I got much more than I paid for ;)

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Away from all the hype, lies an area of cool collectiveness. There you�ll find the new additions to the G-Shock Ana-Digi line. Analog and Digital timepieces that are as calm or cool as you want them to be. With a selection of colored IP bezels and bands, 27-city World Time, Auto LED light, 200M Water Resistance and Shock Resistance, they�re a stylish addition to any wrist. 200M Water Resistant, Auto Super Illuminator with Afterglow, World Time29 times zones (27 cities), city code display, daylight saving on/off, 5 Daily Alarms (1 with snooze), Countdown Timer, Measuring unit: 1 second,Countdown range: 1 minute to 60 minutesAuto-repeat Function, 1/100 second stopwatchMeasuring capacity: 00'59.99", Measuring modes: Elapsed time, split time, 1st-2nd place times,Hourly Time Signal, Auto Calendar (pre-programmed until the year 2099), 12/24 Hour Formats, Accuracy: �15 seconds per month,Battery: CR1220, Approx. battery life: 3 years Module 4778, Size of case/total weight52.0 x 46.4 x 14.9mm / g.

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Baby-G Ladies Watch Baby-G Monotone BG-3000M-7DR - WW Review

cute watch but hard to see the numbers on the watch face. silver numbers on a pink face make it difficult to see. almost impossible to see the date without using the watch light. in some lighting (like my family room) you can't even see the time without using the watch light. very inconvenient. will be returning mine.

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