Pros
- Lightweight, not bulky, information is read well, not afraid of water. Restrained design, on a girl not of an inch height and physique look organic
Cons
- The arrow slightly smears past the divisions, but this can be fixed in the workshop
Wrist watch CASIO MRW-200H-1B2 Review
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Very good
Rating
4.6
Sports and Outdoors, 🏕️ Outdoor Recreation, 🧥 Outdoor Clothing, 🏕️ Outdoor Recreation
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Description of Wrist watch CASIO MRW-200H-1B2
The Japanese company Casio was founded in 1946 in Tokyo by engineer Tadao Casio. To this day, it is famous for the production of calculators, audio equipment, cameras, musical instruments, tablets and watches. This model from the Collection series is made in a sporty style. The watch is equipped with a luminous coating and a calendar. The classic bracelet made of polymeric material combines in an original way with the dial, which is protected by acrylic glass. These watches will be the perfect complement to your look and will be unconventionally combined with any clothes.
Pros
- rigid construction (upon first glance, the watch appears to be significantly more expensive than the price that is listed for it); a dial with a minimum of markings that is legible in the dark; precision in one's running; reasonable asking price; little weight (the watch is barely felt at all when worn on the hand); protection against water.
Cons
- very thick (really, indecently thick); the phosphor on the hands and the dial is about nothing, just to be and nothing more; there is no luminous risk on the bezel; the bezel does not have a non-unidirectional bezel with a locking mechanism; materials that are, to put it bluntly, of poor quality; ultra-delicate scratchy glass that protrudes from the bezel; a disposable strap made of inexpensive hard plastic; and so on and so forth.
Pros
- strict design (the watch looks much more expensive than its price list, though until you pick it up); minimalistic dial, easy to read even in the dark; running accuracy; humane price tag; light weight (the watch is not felt at all on the hand); water protection.
Cons
- non-unidirectional bezel without locking; frankly cheap materials; ultra-delicate scratchy glass protruding from the bezel; disposable strap made of cheap hard plastic; very thick (really, indecently thick); the phosphor on the hands and the dial is about nothing, just to be and nothing more; not an instant calendar; there is no luminous risk on the bezel.
Pros
- - Japanese movement, final assembly China; - Light and small; - Inexpensive; For this price there is: - Bezel. It is convenient to detect small intervals of time; - Luminous arrows and numbers; - Day of the week and date of a sufficiently large size; - Glass does not protrude from the case; - The loop on the strap does not go; - Ledges to protect the crown; - Good water resistance - everything except diving. After sea water, it seems, it is advisable to rinse in ordinary water; - universal laconic design. This series has brighter/quieter design options for every taste; - plastic to the touch is dense and pleasant, of good quality; - Long warranty 2 years; - Easy and convenient battery change system, requiring only a small screwdriver, which is good even with promises that it will have to be done every 3 years.
Cons
- - The bezel rotates in both directions and does not snap. Those. in theory, it can be accidentally moved and knocked down; - The second hand is thin; - The phosphor is weak. And it glows weakly, even after a good sun and loses quickly. In the attached photo, the picture is better than live, because. modern smartphones can pull pictures in the dark; - Specifically, for this model, the numbers and arrows are such that in certain positions they merge and briefly (precisely briefly) the time is not read instantly; - Plastic glass. But, probably, there are less chances that it will crack, more likely there will be scratches.
Pros
- Cost, appearance, specifications, product weight, battery life
Cons
- There aren't any, especially for the price of the watch.
Pros
- Probably worth their money. Exhibited so far once, they seem to walk quite accurately (on a domestic scale). Inexpensive (in modern times - I bought a Chinese Rolex-like watch on Ali a few years ago for 2600, the last price for them was over 4 thousand) There are no insane numbers of hands and all sorts of blinking stupid screens, the style [distantly, but they tried] is similar to the Rolex Submariner Date: hours and date. Here, however, there are still numbers, but there are only dots and here is another day of the week. Somewhere someone mentioned that plexiglass is easier to polish on occasion, I won’t say here, I haven’t tried it on these yet. I did not check the water resistance, but probably it is more consistent with the declared than the Chinese (although they did not flow either). The bezel rotates, I sometimes use it to mark the time, I don't need "imitations" of the bezel.
Cons
- The light source goes out very quickly. In principle, if not in complete darkness, then it is almost always readable due to the contrast of the hands and the dial. I didn’t like that there is no day of the week in 2022, I always confuse Fesdey, this is what I have to list to myself. The strap, I don’t know how it is on these, but on the sigma heart rate monitor I have a similar one that eventually decomposed into several parts. Plastic case and glass: glass is very susceptible to scratching. I just ran my finger on the first day, apparently there was a speck of dust - just a small scratch.
Pros
- Lightweight, waterproof, inexpensive and functional. Comfortable strap
Cons
- Plastic case and glass, kind of cheap stuff.
