AE1200WH Series | Men’s Digital Watch | 100M WR | Multi Alarms | 100 SEC Stopwatch | Countdown Timer | World Map for World Time | LED Light | LC Analog Display | 10 Year Battery

Got this on sale. I really like this little watch. It has the basics like an alarm, stop watch. You can also set multiple time settings to quickly find out the times across the world, including UTC. If you work in tech, you might find yourself needing to reference UTC regularly so this is valuable to have at a push of a.button to cycle through the times. I like that changing the times also changes the time zone display of the little world map. The additional traditional looking watch face is a nice touch, although I don't reference it very often The watch shows date, time, DST. The watch has a light feature. The whole thing is plastic, so it's a good watch to have to beat on a bit. The band and clasp are okay. It might be worth upgrading those if you feel inclined. The watch face protector is just plastic so mine does have a scratch already. For the price, I'm not all that concerned. The watch is not too big, and I don't have thick wrists. It is not too high either. It was easy to set up the times following the included instructions, which come in multiple languages.

A classic watch, delivered as expected. This arrived fully factory packaged and clear that I was the first person to open it - that matters with watches! If you are buying new, always verify the packaging is clearly factory shipped. Sizing the bracelet was surprising simple and well done - for me, a stainless steel cocktail pick did an easy push for the bracelet and pulling links out to get the size right was super simple. The clasp on the bracelet is really nice, and the overall bracelet feel is perfect. It's Casio, so it's built tough, durable, and quartz accuracy, and ability to easily click through time zones is a great plus for work. This is one of those great watch designs and fun to wear, looks great, and a solid recommendation.

Great watch for the price. I bought it for my youngest grandson so that he can leave his Apple watch at home this summer. 10 year battery. Comfortable strap. Waterproof. And an interesting watch face that can be modded.

I have a small collection of watches but this quickly became my favorite. It’s not quite as stylish as some of the others I own, but it doesn’t look bad in most environments and its features set it apart. A nifty ability to change time zones easily, a light for night situations, easily readable time and date. It’s just such an easy watch to throw on and go. So far the band and clasp are holding up well and the case itself is fairly durable. I am getting some light scratches on the glass but nothing too bad yet. It’s just the perfect blend of function and “fashion” in that it’s a good watch you can wear at work or in a workshop, playing sports or watching TV. It just works.

I had been using a fitbit for a while that was about 130 dollars. One day, I go cutting the grass mid-summer, sweating it out, and when I'm done I go to check the time and my watch is completely dead. Strange, I think, couldn't have been that low on battery. I head inside, plug it in to the charger, and go back to my day until it's time to call it quits. That's when I check the watch I thought had been charging, only to find it completely dead still. I reconnect it, sit with it for a bit and try to turn it on again, to no avail. Now, there's a family history on my dad's side of ruining watches, having them run in reverse, all kinds of odd stuff. Maybe a year's worth of use out of this watch though, and just completely dead the next. 130 bucks down the drain. That night, I decide I'm done with modern garbage, this being my second fitbit that has failed actually, and I'm going back to the classics. In comes this beauty. Maybe it's just because I'm a child of the 90's with older parents, but this watch style has always been super cool and slick to me. Feels like something you'd see Indiana Jones wearing, or something on some cop in a buddy cop show from the 80's. I've been wearing it every single day now except for when I take a bath, and it's been even more useful than that fitbit. I don't need to remember that it needs charged, I don't need to fiddle with the screen to turn it on, or to reset it when it gets stuck in some heart rate reading mode. It's always there telling me the time, it's there telling me the time in my distant friends timezones, it's there reminding me I need to grab the towels from the dryer with it's alarm, it's stopwatch is reminding me I need to pull dinner off the burner before I scorch it with the stopwatch. It does all that, it's easily programmed, it's supposed to run nonstop for 10 years, and it does it all for a sixth of the price. Casio is still around for more than a few reasons, and I'm glad they are.

A high-quality, low-priced clock. 5 alarms, light, and multiple time settings. You can customize it yourself.

Perfect watch. Alarms, time zones, style are all fantastic. Not to mention 10 yr battery life. Way better than those smart watches you can only use for a day without a charge.

The Casio World Time Watch is a fantastic buy for the money. Even at the full $43 purchase price on Amazon, you get a lot of Watch for the money. If you travel and want a Watch that can take a beating but also offer tons of functionality, the Casio World Time Watch is what you need. I found the Watch on sale for $23.99 and didn’t hesitate to purchase it. What a FANTASTIC buy! Casio makes quality budget Watches, and I own several that sit next to my higher-end branded Watches. The World Time offers a nice aesthetic design, an alarm function, 31 time zones with a daylight savings time toggle, a stopwatch AND timer function, and you can even set up an hourly chime. The light function ensures you have illumination in the darkest places, and with a 10-year battery life, this Watch is a no-brainer for any serious Watch collector’s wrist. With all the cool things you get, the part that is a little disappointing is that the case is a resin painted to look like metal, and the glass is just glass and not a harder substance. When the Chinese make mechanical Watches with steel cases and sapphire glass for $50, you may wonder if the Casio is worth the purchase price. It is definitely worth the purchase price. I’ve found the resign cases are resilient to bumps and bruises, and I’ve never broken the glass on one of my Casios. I also know my Casio will outlive any cheap Chinese-made knock-off Watch. Who should buy the Casio World Time? Anyone who loves sleek digital Watches and needs a lot of functionality. It’s a great looking Watch on your wrist and has every function imaginable if you travel. It’s a straightforward Watch from a brand known for its quality budget Watches. If you want something super durable, you’ll need to upgrade to a G-Shock, but for most uses, the World Time Casio will be perfect for you. Pros: Great price, great value, sleek look, and tons of functionality. This Watch offers more functions than you’ll probably ever use. The 10-year battery life is stellar. Cons: The bracelet links are hard to change, and you will need a super small screwdriver and patience. I was able to remove some links but ended up taking it to a jeweler to size.

I have been using the **Casio Men's AE1200WH-1A Analog Digital Multi-Function Watch** for a month now, and it has exceeded my expectations in every way. The watch has a sleek and modern design that looks great on the wrist. Its black finish and unique "world map" display give it a distinctive, retro-futuristic vibe. It’s lightweight and comfortable to wear, making it suitable for daily use and casual outings. This watch is a powerhouse of features. The analog-digital combination is both stylish and practical, allowing for quick and easy time reading. The world time function is incredibly useful for anyone who deals with different time zones regularly. It also includes alarms, a stopwatch, and a countdown timer—all of which work flawlessly. The durable resin strap and sturdy construction give the watch a rugged feel. It’s water-resistant to 100 meters, which is great for everyday activities and even swimming. Despite its affordable price, it feels well-made and reliable. The advertised 10-year battery life is a huge plus. While I can’t verify this after only a month, Casio’s reputation gives me confidence in the longevity of this watch. For the price, this watch offers tremendous value. It’s a perfect blend of functionality, style, and durability. I highly recommend the Casio AE1200WH-1A to anyone looking for a dependable, feature-rich watch without breaking the bank. It’s ideal for both casual users and tech enthusiasts who love multi-functional timepieces. Would I buy it again as a gift to someone else too? Absolutely!

Produto bom! Custo benefício vale a pena o modelo! Casio Royale para os mais íntimos.

Nice appear on my wrist, recommended

Bought this for my son and it's gone down very well. Loads of features for the price - world time, stopwatch, alarm, backlight - and the retro styling has held up as genuinely cool rather than just gimmicky. Feels solid and the strap is comfortable. Hard to fault at this price point.

Grandioso reloj Casio, te da la hora de múltiples zonas del mundo, e ilumina muy bien con su luz color ámbar. Una apariencia retro táctica qué es un deleite a la vista. Lo recomiendo muchísimo. Un reloj apropiado para el uso diario.