Review on Wrist watch CASIO Edifice EF-125D-1A quartz, waterproof, illuminated hands by Adam Trela ᠌

In general, I made my initial purchase of this model in the year 2022. After seven years of him putting himself through a very strenuous routine (swimming, falling, hitting), they finally stood up. At first, I thought the problem was with the battery, but once I switched it out, the symptoms remained. Figs with him, for a watch that cost 3,200 and has been operating reliably for the past seven years, I believe it to be an outstanding result. Because I enjoyed them to such a great extent, I made the snap decision to proceed in the same manner with the subsequent ones. It was in March of 2022 when I took it. I used it for a period of three months, and in the summer, after I went swimming, I noticed that there was condensation under the glass. At the same time, the service center stated that the watch was water-resistant and that I was the one who submerged the crown in liquid. In a nutshell, the process of cursing with the service employees ran for a period of six months; in January 2022, I returned them and subsequently purchased exactly the same ones once more (which turned out to be the third one). Winter. They perspired heavily while standing around being idiots in -10 degree weather for a half an hour on the street, yet they did not sweat back. Again the service, again they declare that they are sealed, and again it is with the assistance of a Casio representative who calls the servicemen and strongly advises inserting a "warranty case" that I hand over the watch. Now considering my options over what to do. Either the model has lost some of her "hotness" or the shop where I spent the last two hours is selling counterfeit versions of the item. When I buy something from somewhere else, I'll know for sure. and perhaps a different model altogether.