Review on CASIO A-168WA-1 quartz watch, alarm clock, chronograph, stopwatch, waterproof, display backlight by Felicita Carwallo ᠌

I purchased it in 1997, and although it performed its purpose admirably for the subsequent eight years, I eventually hung it up and stopped using it. The method of procedure was really challenging. The glass is scratched, but not too quickly; nonetheless, all of the silver has peeled off the body, even though it only took eight years for this to happen. However, the bracelet is durable and appears to be brand new. The worst thing that could have occurred to the clock is that its buttons stopped working properly and it now does not respond when the buttons are pressed. Conclusion: at the time of purchase, they cost twenty dollars, which is the same price as it is now, and there are no defects in them at all. You'll need to tack on a few more zeros to the price if you want to purchase a family heirloom with the intention of passing it down to your grandchildren someday.