⌚ CASIO Men's Digital World TIME A500WGA-9DF Stainless Steel Watch - Sleek and Stylish Timepiece for Global Travellers Review

This is an amazing watch at a very low price. Looks very vintage but different from other vintage Casio watches. Many people praise this. The only thing that irritates me is the poor water resistance, but for the price I think it's excellent.

I'm a watch enthusiast and I love these fun Casios. I usually wear vintage Rolex watches to work and look at several different Casio watches (I'm currently wearing the F-91WM-9ACF) when I'm not in the office or at a work event and I'm getting more and more comments about Casio. . And they are strong enough to work and last forever.

I received a model that I did not order. I specifically ordered this model based on a photo because it had a gold background under the Casio world time logo etc. Unfortunately, I received a model with a background under the inscription. I live abroad and I can't return it, which is very frustrating.

I've seen people post photos of the version with a black dial or in a steel color instead of gold, but mine had a gold dial and all gold inside out. Very light which makes it a good everyday watch. I grew up in the glory days of these Casio watches, so when I saw them at Revain I had no choice but to buy them. Retrofuturistic things, very defiant, 5/5 recommended.

Everyone is praising my Casio watch and it's time for a fresh new one. They last forever and look more expensive than they really are. This is my second watch, the last one was used for a good 5 years before it got scratched and considering I've worked in retail and encountered it everywhere it's amazing quality.

As much as I would like to praise its beauty, the strap is damn uncomfortable. Even at the time of writing this review I'm still trying to adjust the strap. Getting it to the right length on my wrist is nothing compared to depressing a small slide lock. And I'm not new to Casio watches. In fact, they replace my little Casio watch.

Casio World Timer replaces my trusty 38 year old Seiko World Timer. Not as perfect as my 1978 Seiko World Timer, but close enough. After 38 years and multiple trips around the world visiting 124 countries, my old trusty Seiko Original World Timer has finally given up the ghost of time. In anticipation of the trip, I feverishly searched for a replacement and found a Casio Gold World Time stainless steel watch. Although it's a little tricky, I quickly got the hang of it and now (hopefully) I have

Very nice watch. I travel a lot (I have 2 million miles) and this is exactly what I need. It can display up to four different city time zones and you can easily switch between them and choose which one is your "home city". A small map with the time zone displayed is also a very nice feature. It's easy to set up and customize. Once your home city, time, day, date and month are set, all other world time zones will be set automatically. You can even set Daylight Saving Time for each city…

When I checked my phone, I realized I had snapped a picture of this watch and other items I had bought last year. I forgot I bought this watch so I decided to stop by and talk about it. It was a present for my grandfather and I no longer have the watch. Therefore, this review will not be very detailed. I put my cards on the table and still write my first impressions. The watch looks really great. This golden color really grabs attention in such a good way. The digital display is large enough to