Casio Men's Ana Digi Electro Luminescent Sport Watch #AQ160WD 1BV

Customer Reviews

Good product, low price!

2008-09-23
This is a nice watch, a lot of adds, very distinguish whit low price, lightweight, special for everyday use, but the pic of the watch don't show a very realistic image of the watch, it have a grey plastic incrustations, and when you make a close view looks a little more cheap than desireble. However it's a great watch.

Light, nice looking watch--But face scratches right away!

2008-08-27
I loved this watch out of the box. It is light nice looking and has many features for the price!! Within the first week I rubbed up against a regular wall (not cement or stone) and now the face is scratched so that the numbers are unrecognizable. Look it's $30 and if you're careful with it it is worth it. Don't wear it when there is a chance of scratching the front.

Great watch!

2008-08-27
This watch is increditable for its price. It is very light with a big digital numerical display. Also it is water resistent. I can't believe I can get a watch this quality for such an affortable price.

A Brief Review Of A Good Watch

2008-08-19
I rate this Casio 5 stars due to the price, $31.80 delivered. The watch is easy to use, gives very decent readability in light and dark. The instructions downloaded from the Casio website are easy to understand. You can read them here: http://ftp.casio.co.jp/pub/world_manual/wat/en/qw3319.pdf

The hands adjust separately from the digital readout in 20 second increments. The hands only move "clockwise", so if you pass your target, you have to go 12 around more revolutions. By pressing two buttons simultaneously, the hands "fast forward" with no hands. (Not too fast though, it takes a 90 seconds or so to go 12 times around.)

The face scratches very easily. The band is comfortable and durable.

Nice Watch

2008-07-24
It really looks more promising into the photo. But it's a nice watch and is worth the price.

Good watch, good price

2008-07-16
Combination analog/digital movement, Casual watch, Silver-tone hands & numbers, World time (28 cities), 1/100 sec. Stopwatch, Countdown timer, Hourly time signal, Auto calendar, Auto electro-luminescent with afterglow, 12/24 hr formats, 4 daily alarms with 1 snooze alarm, Daylight saving on/off, 100 meters/330 feet water resistant

Casio Watch

2008-07-07
I read a lot of mixed reviews on this item. I have had this watch for several weeks and have had no problems with it at all. It keeps time quite well.
The down side is that you have to download the PDF file to learn how to use the functions. The PDF does not tell you how to adjust the band.
I gave it 4 stars because of the difficulties in finding the documentation and having to figure out on my own how to adjust the watch band.

Great watch

2008-07-05
This is a great watch. It looks cool, works well, and is pretty rugged. All for less than $35. My only complaint is that you can see the day of the week, or the date, but not both. The band is a little rough to adjust, unless you have a special tool: I found a push pin from my daughters' bulletin board was perfect!

Nice and cheap

2008-05-04
A very nice watch for a price that by my standards are very nice too. Even buying this watch and shipping it to Norway where I live, with a cost of shipping higher than the watch itself, it was half the price I would have payed here.

I looks nice and has a certain quality feel to it and it seems to work very nicely indeed. Only thing is that is a bit thick and it seems to scratch somewhat easily.

Time is ticking

2008-04-25
Great product and excellent price.

Using it and adjusting the settings was easy (if you just read the manual first). I like how it looks on my wrist and gives a nice look.

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