🕰️ Stylish and Durable Casio Battery Quartz Watch Resin Women's Wrist Watches – A Must-Have Accessory! Review

Absolutely happy with my purchase! Casio has a little hidden gem. This watch is a cross between Casio and G-Shock budget watches. They're as rugged as the G-Shock and water resistant to 200m. The display is big and clear, and the buttons are big and easy to use with gloves on. Recommended for everyone!

Mode switch keeps changing mode - very easy and never shows the time. The reset doesn't take long and should be reset constantly. I would like to exchange a Casio watch for another Casio watch. The Casio watch I previously owned lasted 25 years. I had a Casio watch and it worked great for twenty years. Now I want to buy a Casio G Shock DW 6900-IV sports watch for 59.99. Thank you

The title of this watch listing is 10 Year Battery Quartz Watch. This bizarre warning is hidden on page E-51 of the tiny instruction manual. "The battery that comes with your watch when you purchase it is used to test functionality and performance at the factory. The test battery may run out faster than is normally stated in the user manual. Please note that you will be charged a fee. replace this battery, even if replacement is required during the warranty period of your watch. "Return and…

Water Resistant 200 meters. Ideal for diving, swimming, sailing, boating, fishing, cycling, hiking, etc. Comfortable to wear (with straps made of light and beautiful material), easy to read, beautiful deep red color. The only thing I would wish for is that the analog displays of the hours and seconds hand were bigger and easier to read. I would say this is a fantastic watch compared to any Casio watch at any price. The time on this clock is only 7 seconds ahead of my iPhone clock. I still like…

I've been using Casio digital watches for a few years now (usually the GShock 5600 series) and they're great because they're reliable, useful and great value. I bought this a few months ago to replace a lost GShock. All features and reliability appear to be the same, but there's one major problem: the buttons are sensitive and protrude quite a bit, making them unintentionally pressed during the day. The problem seems to be particularly serious when you're wearing a long-sleeved shirt or jacket.

This watch is big and chunky but the digital time, day and date are easy to read. The tiny analog clock is very poorly designed. The hands are as thin as a useless crosshair, making it impossible to tell the time when the hour or minute hands are near the 12, 3, 6, or 9 digits. Eliminating that silly crosshair and using thicker hour and minute hands would turn this tiny watch into something useful for telling the time when the stopwatch function is running. I'm surprised Casio designed this…

Appears to be a fairly new Casio model, there is little information in the reviews. I ended up returning it - just couldn't find a comfortable fit - but there are a few things worth noting.* The watch was larger and shinier than I expected. This is due to the large, shiny, protruding keys and their casings. The information on the case diameter did not take into account the size of the diagonal. In general, the case size is about the same as the modest G-Shock, but slightly thinner. In the end I