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product_id: 14433243
title: "CASIO LINEAGE (LCW-M170TD-7AJF) 6 MULTIBANDS RADIO SOLAR MENS WRISTWATCH (JAPANESE MODEL)"
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# Atomic time sync, ultra-precise Multi-function stopwatch & timer Solar-powered, eco-smart energy CASIO LINEAGE (LCW-M170TD-7AJF) 6 MULTIBANDS RADIO SOLAR MENS WRISTWATCH (JAPANESE MODEL)

**Brand:** lineage(リニエージ)
**Price:** R9277
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⌚ Own time like a pro — precision meets style in one solar-powered marvel!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** CASIO LINEAGE (LCW-M170TD-7AJF) 6 MULTIBANDS RADIO SOLAR MENS WRISTWATCH (JAPANESE MODEL) by lineage(リニエージ)
- **How much does it cost?** R9277 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- lineage(リニエージ) enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted lineage(リニエージ) brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Endless Power:** Solar charging means no battery swaps—just reliable, eco-friendly energy wherever you go.
- • **Versatile Elegance:** Sleek sapphire crystal and minimalist design transition seamlessly from boardroom to weekend.
- • **Smart Functionality:** Integrated alarms, countdown timer, LED light, and military time keep you ahead in every scenario.
- • **Effortless Precision:** Atomic clock synchronization guarantees second-perfect timekeeping, outpacing your smartphone.
- • **Featherweight Titanium:** Durable yet ultra-light titanium case and band for all-day comfort and scratch resistance.

## Overview

The CASIO LINEAGE LCW-M170TD-7AJF is a Japanese quartz wristwatch featuring solar-powered energy, atomic time calibration for unmatched accuracy, and a lightweight titanium build with scratch-resistant sapphire crystal. Water-resistant up to 50 meters, it combines advanced multi-functionality with elegant design, perfect for professionals who demand reliability and style without compromise.

## Description

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Review: If I had to take only one watch on a trip, this would be it. - If I had to keep only one watch, this would be it, because it has basically everything I need in a watch: solar, atomic, LED light, alarms, countdown timer, stopwatch, date, military time, and other features. Here are just a few of the features which I really appreciate. 1) Everything, including the LED, is run by solar. There isn't a separate battery for the LED! 2) It is absolutely accurate--more than a cell phone. (I have it set to calibrate every night). The minute hand and second hand extend far enough so that you can truly see the exact time. No doubt, the engineers wanted this to be a watch that can be trusted for accuracy. 3) The controls are pretty intuitive. 4) I have had no issue with the solar power; it's been on "HI" from day one, and I use all the features regularly. 5) The sapphire glass keeps the glass scratch-free (which aids in getting the best solar charge possible). 6) The titanium makes the watch super light, and doesn't irritate the skin at all. 7) The watch is elegant enough for dress up occasions, yet works well in casual wear. I have a few minor complaints, but they don't affect my 5-star rating. 1) The LED doesn't light up long enough! I usually have to press it once to read the hour hand, and press it again to read the minute hand. Currently, it lights up for about 1.5 seconds. I would prefer at least 2 seconds, or even 3 seconds, of illumination. I doubt a 3-second illumination would drain the power, because currently, I am pressing the light twice. 2) The band does not have a quick-adjust setting. Sometimes, it's just slightly too loose (not enough to take out a link, though). 3) The alarm is not too loud. When my shirt sleeve is covering the watch, and when I'm not paying attention to the alarm, it's not loud enough to get my attention. It's fine on a nightstand by the bed, however. 4) The face has three, thin, black "crosshairs" on it, and the second hand is the same thinness as those lines. This means that when the second hand is at 12:00, 3:00, and 9:00, it is difficult to recognize the second hand at a quick glance, because it blends in with those crosshair lines. Of course, if you wait a second, literally, you'll know where the second hand is. But every now and then, I will check the time and the second hand will seem to be missing. This is a slight annoyance. 5) The hands are rather thin. I realize that they have to be thin so as to not block light from getting to the sensor, but still, I would have liked a slightly large profile for the hands. I want to be able to tell the time at a quick glance. When compared with watches with the same size face, these hands are thinner than most.
Review: The Holy Grail -- if you can get the radio signal - This watch starts with a decent quartz movement that should itself easily be accurate to one second per day. It adds to that the ability to sync daily with the National Institute of Standard's atomic clocks. So it always shows the exact time -- correct to the second, exact enough for human purposes. And it is lightweight, comfortable, nice-looking and never needs winding, batteries (it tops up its battery with solar power), or maintenance. This is the perfect watch. Almost. If you can't reliably receive the shortwave signal from Colorado then its a good quartz watch but probably no better than others that cost less. (Other reviews suggest ways around that problem. The instructions suggest keeping it near a window at night, though I haven't had to do that.) There isn't a lot of visual contrast between the dial and the narrow hands (much less than suggested by the desertcart product photos) so seeing the time can sometimes take more than just a quick glance. (The same watch is available with a blue dial that should provide more contrast, though that dial differs slightly from this one.) The watch needs light to keep the battery charged, though the need is not extreme or bothersome; a normal day for normal people should be fine. The electronic functions available are a bit fiddly but no more so than in most watches with such functions. (Like most people, except for the time and date I don't use them anyway.) My seller delivered the watch with a set of English instructions (along with the Japanese instructions made for this Japan-market product). They are long and in small type. But setup takes only a couple of steps. First, choose your location by selecting from a list of major cities; there is one in your time zone. The watch will then set itself to your local time and to the shortwave frequency of the time signal available to you. Second, set it to your language unless you want to learn the Japanese symbols for the days of the week. (Those who live in Arizona also need to turn off the automatic Daylight Savings Time function.) A few reviewers complain about the watchband but I don't quite know why. Perhaps they expect and want the weight of a steel band; titanium is much lighter. The band seems sturdy and looks fine. But it is very long; you will need to remove at least a few links unless you are, literally, a gorilla. Instructions for that are not in the box but are easily available online.

## Features

- Imported

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00IK5YZR6 |
| Additional Features | Water Resistant |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Band Color | Silver |
| Band Material Type | Titanium |
| Band Width | 24 |
| Bands | 6 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,061,222 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ( See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ) #4,663 in Men's Wrist Watches |
| Brand Name | LINEAGE(リニエージ) |
| Case Diameter | 39.5 millimeters |
| Case Material Type | Titanium |
| Case Thickness | 9.2 millimeters |
| Clasp Type | Double Locking Foldover Clasp |
| Closure Type | Buckle |
| Crystal | Glass, Sapphire Crystal |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 54 Reviews |
| Dial Color | White |
| Display | Analog |
| Embellishment Feature | Crystal |
| Face Style | Japanese |
| Item Weight | 80 g |
| Manufacturer | CASIO |
| Manufacturer Part Number | LCW-M170TD-7AJF |
| Model Name | LINEAGE |
| Model Number | LCW-M170TD-7AJF |
| Model Series | LINEAGE |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Power Source | Solar Powered |
| Series Number | 170 |
| Shape | Round |
| Sport Type | Walking |
| Strap Type | Two Piece Strap |
| Style Name | Japanese |
| Theme | Sports |
| Warranty Type | Limited |
| Watch Movement Type | Japanese Quartz |
| Water Resistance Depth | 50 meters |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |

## Images

![CASIO LINEAGE (LCW-M170TD-7AJF) 6 MULTIBANDS RADIO SOLAR MENS WRISTWATCH (JAPANESE MODEL) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61chSe6qe9L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does it have the Timer feature?**
A: Stopwatch function - 1/100 sec. - 1 hour
Elapsed time, split time and final time are measured with 1/100-sec accuracy. The watch can measure times of up to 1 hour.
Timer - 1/1 min. - 100 min.
The countdown timer emits a signal after a preset period of time has elapsed. The watch has a maximum timing capacity of 100 minutes and can be set in minute-long cycles. 
https://www.casio-europe.com/euro/products/watches/radio-controlled/lcw-m170td-7aer/

**Q: Does the Japanese model also display english**
A: Yes.

**Q: What is the titanium grade on this watch?**
A: I don't know anything about titanium grades.

I've had this watch for about 2 years. No issues until I kept it in a dark place too long. Eventually got it going again. 

This is a great watch. Just let it rest in a place with some light, at least some artificial light.

**Q: Can we remove the bands and replace for leather straps or the bands are proprietary integrated?**
A: The metal bracelet is removeable

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If I had to take only one watch on a trip, this would be it.
*by J***7 on March 12, 2019*

If I had to keep only one watch, this would be it, because it has basically everything I need in a watch: solar, atomic, LED light, alarms, countdown timer, stopwatch, date, military time, and other features. Here are just a few of the features which I really appreciate. 1) Everything, including the LED, is run by solar. There isn't a separate battery for the LED! 2) It is absolutely accurate--more than a cell phone. (I have it set to calibrate every night). The minute hand and second hand extend far enough so that you can truly see the exact time. No doubt, the engineers wanted this to be a watch that can be trusted for accuracy. 3) The controls are pretty intuitive. 4) I have had no issue with the solar power; it's been on "HI" from day one, and I use all the features regularly. 5) The sapphire glass keeps the glass scratch-free (which aids in getting the best solar charge possible). 6) The titanium makes the watch super light, and doesn't irritate the skin at all. 7) The watch is elegant enough for dress up occasions, yet works well in casual wear. I have a few minor complaints, but they don't affect my 5-star rating. 1) The LED doesn't light up long enough! I usually have to press it once to read the hour hand, and press it again to read the minute hand. Currently, it lights up for about 1.5 seconds. I would prefer at least 2 seconds, or even 3 seconds, of illumination. I doubt a 3-second illumination would drain the power, because currently, I am pressing the light twice. 2) The band does not have a quick-adjust setting. Sometimes, it's just slightly too loose (not enough to take out a link, though). 3) The alarm is not too loud. When my shirt sleeve is covering the watch, and when I'm not paying attention to the alarm, it's not loud enough to get my attention. It's fine on a nightstand by the bed, however. 4) The face has three, thin, black "crosshairs" on it, and the second hand is the same thinness as those lines. This means that when the second hand is at 12:00, 3:00, and 9:00, it is difficult to recognize the second hand at a quick glance, because it blends in with those crosshair lines. Of course, if you wait a second, literally, you'll know where the second hand is. But every now and then, I will check the time and the second hand will seem to be missing. This is a slight annoyance. 5) The hands are rather thin. I realize that they have to be thin so as to not block light from getting to the sensor, but still, I would have liked a slightly large profile for the hands. I want to be able to tell the time at a quick glance. When compared with watches with the same size face, these hands are thinner than most.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Holy Grail -- if you can get the radio signal
*by S***N on June 27, 2025*

This watch starts with a decent quartz movement that should itself easily be accurate to one second per day. It adds to that the ability to sync daily with the National Institute of Standard's atomic clocks. So it always shows the exact time -- correct to the second, exact enough for human purposes. And it is lightweight, comfortable, nice-looking and never needs winding, batteries (it tops up its battery with solar power), or maintenance. This is the perfect watch. Almost. If you can't reliably receive the shortwave signal from Colorado then its a good quartz watch but probably no better than others that cost less. (Other reviews suggest ways around that problem. The instructions suggest keeping it near a window at night, though I haven't had to do that.) There isn't a lot of visual contrast between the dial and the narrow hands (much less than suggested by the Amazon product photos) so seeing the time can sometimes take more than just a quick glance. (The same watch is available with a blue dial that should provide more contrast, though that dial differs slightly from this one.) The watch needs light to keep the battery charged, though the need is not extreme or bothersome; a normal day for normal people should be fine. The electronic functions available are a bit fiddly but no more so than in most watches with such functions. (Like most people, except for the time and date I don't use them anyway.) My seller delivered the watch with a set of English instructions (along with the Japanese instructions made for this Japan-market product). They are long and in small type. But setup takes only a couple of steps. First, choose your location by selecting from a list of major cities; there is one in your time zone. The watch will then set itself to your local time and to the shortwave frequency of the time signal available to you. Second, set it to your language unless you want to learn the Japanese symbols for the days of the week. (Those who live in Arizona also need to turn off the automatic Daylight Savings Time function.) A few reviewers complain about the watchband but I don't quite know why. Perhaps they expect and want the weight of a steel band; titanium is much lighter. The band seems sturdy and looks fine. But it is very long; you will need to remove at least a few links unless you are, literally, a gorilla. Instructions for that are not in the box but are easily available online.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ As expected, titanium band is noticeably lighter than a stainless steel band. Excellent!
*by R***M on May 17, 2022*

In a suburb of Philadelphia, I never successfully synchronized the watch with the Fort Collins, Colorado signal, despite trying different positions by windows at home and work. A search online revealed two options: downloading an iOS app to play the (real time) radio signal from my phone next to the watch, or hanging the watch from the handlebar of a bicycle (a youtube video suggested this.) Since the former method could be tried at any time, I gave it a shot and it seemed to work: the watch updated the "last successful radio signal update date/time" but the little bar under RCVD (radio signal Received) in the LCD did not appear. Trying the latter method worked like a charm: presto, the update succeeded overnight and the little RCVD bar appeared. This worked every night I tried it. After mulling over the helpfulness of a metal tube (trapping/amplifying the signal?) I fished a tin can from the recycling bin (after cleaning it, of course) and slipped the watch over the can. Bingo! This has also worked, resulting in successful updates every night, while letting me leave my watch (and can) on my desk/table (i.e. and not the garage.) Not an elegant looking solution, but effective. I already had a watch link adjustment kit from Amazon (now no longer available) on hand: if you remove excess links yourself, be wary of small, short tube lengths which drop out, in addition to the standard pins. If you are the handy sort, you will figure out how to re-incorporate these. If not, consider having a jewelry store adjust the band, for you. Leaving out the short tube lengths is an invitation for the pins to slip out unexpectedly (and the watch falling off your wrist.)

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