CasioPOP Bio-Based Renewable Band LED Backlight Daily Alarm Digital Watch

I'm done with smart watches, wanted to go back to the regular stuff. But this watch ain't regular. LOOK AT ITTTT. It is fireee. Personally, the cream strap makes the screen pop more. That's just my opinion. I haven't used one of these watches in ages so I expected the set up to be long but it wasn't hard to figure out. I wish there were different color lighting to choose from but there is a bottom give it light for a few secs. I prefer that over the night light so the battery can last longer. For the price, definitely wort it. The men get all the good stuff. It's not bulky so it looks great on my hand as a woman. I see you, Casio. Those Baby Gs looking mighty nice.

i am beyond stoked to see this reissue of my favorite 80’s casio watch, the ae-30. I had one back then, and i’ve purchased a few on ebay over the years—it is truly my favorite design. This reissue is fantastic, still a slim (flat profile), light, and has beautiful complications. The band is okay, but i will most likely replace it. The buttons are metal instead of the original model’s plastic buttons. Also note that the width for the band is less than 20mm, so if you plan to replace it, it’s not 20mm. The only negative i have is the WR level. it’s WR, but doesn’t seem to list a depth like the original model. I would have loved to have seen them ditch the natural light and use something like the green backlit glow, but that may just be my personal preference. However, right on, Casio, thanks for releasing my favorite watch again!

It's absurdly useful. It tells the time. It has the ability to show time in different time zones -- a feature I have used when traveling. It has a stopwatch. It has a countdown timer that I used every day. It's very inexpensive.

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Bought this watch as a gift and let’s just say he loved it! Super underrated design and the itself is super time less and good value for the money

I love the color and the retro look! It could be a little bigger, but overall, it's a really cool and original watch.

I love this watch! It's my first Casio. I previously had a Fitbit that finally died on me after several years. I prefer this, I like that it doesn't connect to any devices. I use all the features daily: hourly alert, alarms, timer, stopwatch. If it matters to anyone you can also use the features simultaneously, e.g. the timer and the stopwatch (which use frequently). The different time zones are great for work or if you have family that lives in a different time zone.I bought a screen protector for it after reading someone else mention it scratches easily. I can't speak to whether that's true or not, but with the protector it still looks brand new a couple of months in. It's lightweight and on the smaller side. Perfect for me, a woman with smaller wrists. It's a STEAL at this price point. I will be repurchasing if it ever gives out on me in the future.

If you're looking for a smaller and thinner Casio world timer, or if the F91W is the perfect size but you want something with more screen, less bezel, more features, and a much better backlight, look no further. It's also just as light on my wrist as the F91W. The quality control isn't the best according to some reviewers so your mileage may vary, but mine is fine. I think the crosshairs on the analog display do make it a little harder to tell the time on it but I don't intend to look at that display very often. It shows local time when you're cycling through time zones and although I appreciate that it has the world-time function and 4 quick-draw time zones, I don't see myself using those features very often. It has 5 alarms, a stopwatch, and a countdown timer too.