⌚ Casio Unisex MQ-71-2BCF Classic Luminous Hands Watch: Stylish Black Resin Band Review

Has some pros: simple clear watch, comfortable plastic strap, as they say GOD TIER WATCH Has cons: in the dark, the arrows could burn brighter, otherwise everything is fine, there is nothing to complain about for 1100)

Colleagues, do not expect from a watch for 1000that they will look on your hand like an “omega” for 2 million. These “casios” are good because they are cheap and simple, but at the same time they are real watches. Show time accurately. Will last with continuous wear for about a year because of the strap. He will break. But replacing it will cost more than buying the same new watch. This is not a "scoop", where they took care of the penny "Montans" and "Albs" and bequeathed them to their…

I am disabled and spend a lot of time watching TV in the dark so I wanted a watch I could read in the dark. It's not very bright, but just enough to be legible and big enough to be legible too. It's not pretty, but it looks good enough to wear. It's exactly what I needed and I'm happy with it.

There are no complaints here. Works and fits exactly. I have seen many colleagues in the workplace (care) also wear it. The unisex sizing is good - it doesn't look too big on a woman's wrist and doesn't look too small on a man's wrist. It also doesn't feel cheap or plastic. FYI, the "glowing" hands are standard glow-in-the-dark yellow (and look white in the light). Definitely recommend.

Pros: This seems like an attractive watch for a cheap Casio and it definitely has a low profile so it feels very flat on the hand. This is a very simple clock with hands and that's what I was looking for. Cons: I arrived with a dead battery, so it's always a bad start. The strap is quite short and barely fits around my hand, but it should be fine. The watch feels cheap. Time will tell if it holds up. Conclusion: It was about what I expected. I wanted an inexpensive watch with blue numbers and…

I have about (4) Casio watches in this series. Bought my first in 2009 with a white dial and black numbers. Still in use after eleven years. A battery change is only necessary every two to three years. This one is almost identical, except it has luminous dials, which is something I've always wanted. Since I work around the clock, it is important for my next move to know the exact time. The luminous dial is a real find for such a simple and precise watch. Otherwise complete and proven to me to…