Casio AE-2000W-1AVCF Men's AE2000W-1AV Silver-Tone and Black Multi-Functional Digital Sport Watch

After a stint with an Apple Watch, I thought it time to get back to basics. Just needed something that’s comfortable, durable, and easy to read especially in the bright sunlight. This Watch checks all the boxes. The very top of the display is meaningless for my use, but no big deal. Backlight functional, my understanding is some of the other Casios have a better backlight. I also like the looks of the watch, it’s significantly nicer than my old Timex digital. Especially for the price, it’s a good deal.

Casio is by far the best digital watch company in the world but it just seems like this watch wins it all. The upcoming list is of reasons why I think this Casio watch is the best one you can buy.Reason One:The price is unbeatable! I have never seen such a great watch for the price of $13! And coming from Casio you know it won't be a rip off! There are plenty of other Casio watches that can do the same thing that this watch can do for a price twice as much! With a price like $13 nothing can go wrong and it won't be such a bummer is you don't like it overall. 5/5Reason Two:The amount of things it can do. This watch is capable of doing world time in twenty different spots worldwide, you are able to bookmark your four most favorite spots (one of them being were you live), it has five different alarms with exceptional sound when it goes off, and it has a timer and stopwatch that can go to up to 24 hours. This watch was obviously built for a busy life style. 5/5Reason Three:Its water proof and has ten year battery. This watch is water proof up to 200 meters under water so you definitely won't need to worry about your watch getting destroyed by water. Its ten year battery makes it so that you won't need to replace the battery for quite a long time. 5/5To sum it up this watch is cheap but not cheaply made, has world time, five alarms, a stopwatch and timer, can go under water for 200 meters and has a ten year battery! This is worth the buy!

Excelente Watch i’m very happy !!!!

Pro's: Large, easy to read, inexpensive, looks good, 200m water resistance, world times, 5 alarms, countdown timer and stopwatch functions.Con's: The 3 slightly goofy displays at the top. The top left display is divided into 6 segments, and one fills in every 10 seconds. Pretty useless. The middle display, the one that looks like an eyeball, is meant to look like an analog clock, so when you travel and set a different digital time on the watch, you can see the time in your local area. The problem is that the display is about 1/4", and the clock "hands" are so thin they are nearly invisible. Also kinda useless. The upper right display provides a microscopic presentation of whether 3 different functions are set: ALM, SIG and MUTE. A little more helpful.The light is also a yellow light, not the cool blue light. Does the job, though.Bottom line: For around $25, you get a large (48mm), heavyish , easy-to-read, highly water resistant watch with a number of features that is great for people who like water sports up to and including shallow, recreational diving.I like mine.

I love everything! Easy to read (not always on some Casio's.) Easy to setup, comfort, very lightweight, durability, value, scratch resistance, and time accuracy. The backlight led, (love the orange), should be located in the bottom middle of the watch for eveness. Or a dual led. But it works. For $24-25 bucks, it's worth it! Expensive watches, only prove that Casio's are the best.

Quality item, looks, feels, like something much more expensive.Strap is comfortable.Great value!

Aircraft cockpit themed watch. I like it. It’s simple, it has 4 quick reference (preset) time zones so I can have UTC being in preset 2.

I didn't want a fancy watch, just one that did basic timekeeping.At $28.34, this Casio has failed to discourage me. The time is large in size and can be seen without bringing your arm close to your body. Month and day are shown well, though the Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri/Sat/Sun font seems different from the rest (and a bit harder to read). Daylight saving time is a plus, and 41 other time zones allow me to check what time it is in other countries before I call to make sure that I won't be disturbing their rest. 5 alarms haven't been too useful, but I'm sure some people can find a use for it (though not for waking up if they are heavy sleepers). Stopwatch and timer work as they should. The mute button is useful when I don't want to disturb a meeting by accidentally pressing a button (which is very difficult since the buttons are placed within the circumference of the watch). Have not yet tested 200 meter water resistance or 10 year battery (only had it for a few days), but I assume Casio would not lie on that aspect.Though the following are things which I dislike of the watch, they are just annoyances at most, nothing to hate it for:The top-left box which is similar to the altitude display in a plane's cockpit tells seconds in 10-step intervals. I can't think of a single use for it - and the constant changing every 10 seconds wastes unnecessary battery.I bought this watch because it was digital, not analog. Therefore, I don't care that the analog in the top-center portion of this watch is very difficult to see without holding the watch half a foot away from you. Again, something that could have been left out to save battery life.The light button emits a light which gets the job done - meaning you can see the time in the dark. However, it is a very obvious single LED light from the bottom left corner which reminds me that the watch was pretty cheap. I am used to my old Casio which would seem as if the whole screen would light up, so maybe other people would not care as much about this.