Casio MDV106 Series | Unisex Analog Watch | 200M WR | Stainless Steel Case | Resin Band | 2 Hand Analog (HR, Min, SEC) | Date Display | Screw Down Crown/Screw Down Caseback | 3 Year Battery

While it looks more expensive than it really is, the straps themselves feel a bit cheap/flimsy when the watch isn't clasped around my wrist, but that doesn't really matter. For my purposes, this watch is more than durable enough. The pink version of this seems so cute, but I chose the black version in the end since I read reviews that the pink one would yellow over time. I'm glad this is waterproof to where it can sustain getting splashed at when I wash my hands. I can probably shower and swim with this on if I needed to, after reading the reviews. It's not one of those stylish/accessory like watches that I'd enjoy, but I purchased this for longevity and durability, and for 17$, this is an excellent price. I appreciate that it tells me the day of the month as well. For sizing purposes, my wrist's circumference is about 6 inches (= a little over 15 cm), and this watch is plenty big enough to wrap around my wrist (when I "clasp" this, I thread the needle-thing through the fifth notch out of a total of 10 notches on the wristband).

I could not do without this watch. It is big enough for me to tell the time without my glasses on, but not too big. I use the bezel on a several-times-a-day basis at work, and in my kitchen at home. For me, it is the perfect watch ever made. The battery replaces with simple screws on the back, instead of a tricky watch-makers tool. Once, after bonking my watch hard, water got inside of it. I screwed the back off, and dried it out, then reseated the seal and screwed the back on. It has now ran for two more years without a leak. ( I actually ordered a replacement after I made it leak. The replacement is sitting unopened on a shelf. ) Do you see the bezel on the photo? My pie has been in the oven for 25 minutes. I simply could not live without this.

That's all you need to know. It's a simple, small, inexpensive, analog watch in a watertight case. The smaller and lighter the better for all-day every-day wear, their downside being that small faces can be difficult to decipher. And indeed the date window on this watch is minuscule, its recessed numerals all but invisible in anything less than direct light; the phosphorescence is similarly nearly useless. However, the black/white version sports big bold hands & numbers that can be read at a glance and that's what's important. So is 100 m. waterproofing, which simply means it doesn't have to come off for the 100 times/day my hands are in water. I'll add that resin straps, while functional and wicked cheap, are usually stiff and annoying—this shiny little one is less so. I'm actually going to keep it on the watch, which I keep on my wrist all day, every day. The only embellishment is a rotating bezel, which is mostly decorative but can help frazzled brains remember deadlines by simply pointing at either the start or end of some elapsed time. 24 minutes on your parking meter? Point the arrow 24 minutes ahead and know at a glance how long you have left. Want to know how long you've been on hold with Customer Service? Point to the minute the music starts and quantify your complaint precisely when you give up and send email. Reminder popped up on your computer that you're meeting someone today, which you'd completely spaced out and you have 8 other things to do before then? Point at the meeting time to give yourself a running countdown while you juggle overlapping tasks. Rotating bezels were invented to prevent underestimating decompression stops when ascending from deep dives, but nothing prevents you from using one to time your bike rides or record just when your neighbor's cock starts crowing in the morning. Update: the resin watchband failed within a year but I had a good fabric band that fit so this little watch keeps on serving without a hitch. I have other watches but this one has replaced them all!

My daughter loves this watch. She owned one for a few years until she wore it out, and then requested another just like it, even though she is now 16. Not too big, not too small.

Works and looks great as a men's style watch that isn't too big. Excellent value. One thing to be aware of is the timesetting knob takes a little effort to work right for adjusting the date, and it has to be done every month with fewer than 31 days to stay accurate.

I'm an RN student and this is holding up well so far. I'm using it for the lab portion of our fundamentals course so we are not on a hospital unit yet. The pros are that it is inexpensive, easy to wear and easy to read. The cons are that the profile of the face is set fairly high for my liking, it's not as flat as I'd like for it to be and the rubber/plastic wristband can be uncomfortable and feel gross if you wet it while washing your hands. In other words it needs to be removed prior to hand washing or removed after hand washing to dry it thoroughly. In LVN school I purchased a watch with a metal retractable wristband and I might end up doing the same since it's easier to push up and out of the way rather than take off every single time I need to wash my hands. Hope this review helps.

Muy buen producto

It work fine until 3 months post purchase, when it stopped working. I replaced the battery and since then it was stopping every 2 weeks or so, and only pulling, adjusting the time and pushing back the crown provided the watch to return to work. and after 2 weeks it repeated itself. If it was working properly, it was worth the money. But its not! Bad lume also, and its hard to set the time as the crown is tiny and recessed. I gave my son my Timex expedition, much better quality (x3 more expensive though)

El reloj que me llegó no coincide con el extensible por ser una versión nueva pero en si es un buen producto. A mi esposa le gustó.

cette montre a fait son petit effet idéal pour un cadeau pour une jeune fille (poignet fin)

I discounts want thw one with the red dot

From my 8-year old daughter who saved up her own money to buy this watch: "This watch is very comfortable and will unlikely fall off. It's a good kids watch and easy to learn how to tell time. You cannot see the number 3 where the date is. It's water resistant for 100M. It will get dirty after some time so if you don't like that you could get a darker band. The bezel will turn smoothly. This watch is very good quality and easy to see the small letters. It's a bit hard to see the date so you have to tilt it to the right angle." - Evelyn, age 8

was looking for a robust watch for my partner to wear when doing gardening, yardwork and other outdoor adventures.. this watch is likely overkill, but it's hard to find a smaller watch that isn't bejeweled and dainty, and she loves the simplicity. For the price, couldn't have asked for better. Confident that it's up to the task.