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

My favorite watch brand is Casio, and I enjoy wearing timepieces in general. At some time, I made the decision to purchase a second set of watches as well as an item inspired by the style of the 1980s, particularly given the fact that this era's look is currently making a comeback. This particular model was selected in the end. Lightweight and with a presentable design, my favorite feature is the metal clasp that has the Casio logo stamped on it. A sense of having been built with quality. On the back cover, you'll find a stamp containing the number of the clock module as well as other information (a trifle, but pleasant!). This is not an incandescent bulb that is beating from somewhere in the corner of the display with yellow light, which also consumes the battery. Instead, the display has a luminescent backlight, which emits a light that is soothingly bluish and is uniformly dispersed across the entire surface. The squeaker is not quite up to my standards; I had hoped for a more nice tone, and the G-Shocks that I own definitely have a more pleasing sound. You get a good thing, with a price-to-quality ratio that is pleasantly astounding, for the price of about 1,700 Hong Kong dollars (USD), which is what this watch costs in Hong Kong. This is a true classic that will remain popular for an extremely long time, especially in this day and age of smartphone technology. In addition, the quality of Casio watches is continuously great, both over the course of a decade and over the course of a year.