Customer Reviews:
 My word, so many features.. December 20, 2008
Mr. D. Wright (Midlands)
First off, the loss of a star is only down to the picture on here, in reality, the display is not as bright and readable and the world map is quite difficult to see when you are not in direct light. In every other respect however, this is a fantastic watch. It looks expensive and has a good feel to it and the inclusion of 3 alarms, 30 world time cities plus the stopwatch and countdown timer, this is worth much more than the 25 i paid. The LED light is attractive, but slightly underwhelming (in terms of visability).
Overall, highly recommended.
A nice watch December 6, 2008
Sayan Bakshi (Hounslow,London)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I got this watch and its just brilliant.It looks expensive,though it is not.The stainless steel bracelet is strong.You have world time,data storing, daylight saving and other features.This watch is really nice.However,the light I think is not good enough.Thats why one star less.But honestly, it dosent matter.It is indeed a good buy.
 Yep its a nice watch October 30, 2008
memyselfandi
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
Well made, attractive watch that looks more than twenty pounds worth. Only criticism is the luminous face which isn't very the light is decent though. People say/think "nice watch", til they see it's a Casio, "don't they make calculators". Their loss my gain.
Would happily buy again.
Nice watch October 17, 2008
Richard Kelly (Manchester, England)
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
For years I have been buying watches with plastic/leather straps, as I was convinced that as I have thin wrists a stainless steel strap would look too heavy. Now that I am wearing one I now know that I have been fooling myself for years, they look absolutely fine.
As to the watch itself it has more features that I know what to do with - I could keep data in it, it does world time, stopwatch, daylight saving, in fact more things that I want a watch to do. I like having both analog and digital displys and I personally like the orange lights that Casio use on their watches. The light is useless if you want to see the digital time, but you can clearly see the analog hands and at a push you can use it as an emergency torch in a dark enclosed space. You also get the Casio 10 year battery which should mean that this watch should keep me going until 2018 without me having to change any part of it.
The strap is pretty easy to modify as well - I had to remove 5 links to get it to fit me. I simply folowed the instructons on the following web site
You need the leaf spring coupled type instructions, it took me about 10 minutes to sort the strap out, or alernatively you could take it to a jewellers and pay them to sort it for you.
I like it and it looks like and expensive watch, which it isn't!
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