⌚ Casio Mens Edifice EF527D-1AV Stainless Steel Multi-Function Watch Review

Received the watch today. Sent by Revain in an envelope with a Casio cardboard box. I was curious to see how they would perform in such clever packaging. After the watch was removed from its barely functioning plastic frame, an initial inspection revealed additional packaging and performance details. The front and the edges of the steel bracelet in the area of the clasp have been protected with a plastic film. Wow, they continued to spare no money! I tried to contain my growing frustration with

If you are a watch enthusiast you will love this watch or if you are just looking for a reliable watch for everyday use. I'm not a pilot but for me the slide rule bezel is a great feature. Although I don't use this to calculate flight data, I do use it for simple multiplication, division, ratios, percentages and more. The entire logarithmic scale implemented in the bezel is an arithmetic gem. There's almost no lume on the outer hour markers, but it's quite good on the main hands. I do have a…

I am very happy with this watch. They look great, last great time and wear well. The watch is a good weight with the supplied strap and has a good mix of brushed and polished finishes. At first glance, the dial looks busy, but it all makes sense here. The chronograph is divided into three dials and works perfectly. The slide rule works too and seems pretty accurate. The text on the slide rule is small, but in good light I can read the text without any problems. The bracelet is a bit large for a

I work at a small airport, outside in all weathers. I constantly have to enter the date and time in the documentation, calculate the time (mainly for determining fuel consumption) and the coefficients and unit conversions. This watch is solidly built, water-resistant, with a screw-down crown, big enough to read a calculator's face and bezel, but not too big for my average-sized wrist. The metal band is nice, double locked and doesn't pinch my hair on my wrist. All the arrows are right where you

As a collector with watches from Swatch, Citizens (mid-range), Seiko models, from Seiko 5 entry-level models to several Prospex, Presages and a GS, several Orient and of course three Timex models, I have to know about the price - Laugh for money of many Casio watches. I only have six of these with this purchase and they really fit the basics. The bracelet matches the quality of some Seiko models that cost three times as much. Yes, it's a little flimsy and light, putting the watch on or off it…