Casio Casual Watch A700W-1ACF

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Some of the other models do look funky and retro, however, I just saw that grey dial with a blue undertone and knew instantly that it would suit my wardrobe very nicely. They kind of got the diameter wrong, claiming it was 35mm (which must have included the pushers), but the 6mm depth is accurate. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.

Casio Collection Quartz Digital LCD Dial Silver Mesh Stainless Steel Bracelet Watch A700WEM-7AEF RRP 44. Casio also finds themselves on the wrists of folks who simply don’t care about watches at all, but just need something reliable and inexpensive to tell the time with.The module in here works in the same way as the popular Casio models you may be familiar with, including the typical stopwatch, alarm features and more. I guess in an ideal world, I’d love to see this with stainless steel construction and better glass, rather than the acrylic that’s in place.

Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. To answer the title question; yeah I think it’s better than the F-91W and if you’re willing to splash the extra I’m sure you’ll love it. Regardless, it looks really good and is better than I expected on such a cheap watch, it even has a signed buckle. I wish they could fix it because it's a beautiful watch such remainded my the one my dad has in the 80's.I remember having a conversation with my dad a few months back and he told me he liked how those DW watches were so thin; thankfully we now have a good alternative that I won’t have to roast him about. While it appears square, the watch isn’t quite as boxy as you might think, with a 33mm diameter and 37mm lug to lug size. Battery life is estimated at 3 years, so greatly reduced compared to the 7 years of an f91w, but 3 years is hardly paltry is it (er, hello, Apple Watch needs charging every single day!

This doesn’t appear to be the ‘illuminator’ technology, rather a more traditional side light system. It has much cleaner and sharper lines than it’s predecessor, which could be partially attributed to the angular styling this watch aims for, though it does feel like it’s been executed to a higher standard. Keeping the module secure is the common screwed steel rear, which provides an advertised 3 bar water rating. The silver panels at the top of each bracelet piece may be matte, but they are about the same tone of silver as that used in the main case; giving an interesting multi-textured aesthetic that adds to the style of the watch when unfolded. Other versions of this watch come with different bracelets, though I can’t comment on their performance.Looks really nice, I've gotten compliments on it, but the strap sometimes pinches hairs on my wrist. As someone who loves thin watches, I thought I may as well take the gamble to see if it’s legit and how it stacks up versus some of the other Casio watches we’ve covered before. That’s good by regular watch standards, though maybe slightly disappointing for a Casio – my dad has had his F91 last close to 10 years on a single battery.