MRW200H Series | Unisex Analog Watch | 100M WR | Stainless Steel Case | Resin Band | 2 Hand Analog (HR, Min, SEC) | Date Display | Screw Down Crown/Screw Down Caseback | 3 Year Battery

Great watch at a good price and a great 42mm case size

If The Watch I usted fail, on my backpack, Casio come to rescue. Simple but great Watch.

It's the least expensive diver style watch that I've found from a reputable brand that has a rotating bidirectional diver bezel and more than decent water resistance at 100m. It looks great and is functional - although I wouldn't do any serious diving with it. Watch diameter (minus crown) is 43mm and is 11.5mm thick. It's smaller than the Duro and wears more like a large field or pilot watch than a thick Gshock watch. The only downside are the straps. When compared to a Gshock strap (3mm) or an Illuminator strap (2mm), it feels thin at 1.5mm. They feel cheap and flop around but they are functional. If you want to replace it, you'll need an 18mm width strap. NOTE: While the watch is great, I'm taking a star off for the inaccurate title: - Case is resin/plastic - it is not stainless steel - It is not a screw down crown - it is your typical push/pull crown - It is not a screw down caseback (like on the Duro) - it is a stainless steel caseback held down with 4 screws

​The Casio MRW-200H proves you don’t need to spend a fortune for a dependable, sharp-looking watch. ​The Pros: Incredible battery life, a clean, masculine look, and total reliability. ​The Verdict: It does exactly what it's built to do and punches way above its price tag. Very pleased with it.

Very good watch for the money. Easy to read numbers. Useful/functional bezel. It is a diving watch. Recently came back for a diving trip. Used it on 6 dives down to 30 meters (about 100 ft). Very easy to see under water and I used the bezel for timing my dives. I bought the green numbered one but I really like the orange one as well and will probably order one. The MRW200H has become my everyday beater watch.

This watch was discounted and it mostly works so I am satisfied with it. I just hope the battery lasts. I have bought cheap watches on sale retail before only to find they were on sale because the batteries were almost out. This watch comes with a big sheet with multiple language instructions and multiple model numbers of watch, ALL of which seem to set in a different manner. These watches, in addition to the three letter abbreviation for the day of the week in English, also insist it be in Spanish which does not make too much sense in the country. I know the Spanish dayd so they should have no problem learning the English ones. Makes me, as half a dumb Pollack and part French feel totally left out. The watch day part got stuck on SAB which is Sabado and would only jiggle back and forth a bit when I tried to set it no matter how much or how fast or slow I turned the stem. The solution is to let it just run until a new day comes up. THEN you can set it. On mine you can at least. You are also supposed to only set the little window during the day. There are warning about setting it after nine p.m. and before one and/or five a.m. depending on day or date. Solution is to set it during the day after coffee and before supper, say at nine or ten a.m. How it is set but I will have to jigger with it come June 30th on account of the hath September poem. That is the main drawnback of an analog watch. Another drawback is that, because of the gearing and moving parts, it will porbably, except by pure chance, be as accurate as a crystal display watch. In closing, the Casio watch I would really recommend is the Casio Illuminator digital watch which is not at all expensive. I used these at work before I retired and one battery lasted nearly ten years. I have my third one which I still use. The reason I bought this one is because it is easier for me to see at night the way my eyesight is.

This is a great basic watch that tells time in any weather. You can wear it in the shower, swimming/diving and not have to worry about it. It has a rotating bezel marked from 0 to 59 which can be used as a "timer" by anyone but particularly by divers. It's white numerals and hands are in great contrast to it's black face, making it easy to read in most lighting conditions other than full dark. It has a nice black rubber strap with a "locking" loop to hold the excess in place. I am not a fan of the "belt type" of strap so I replaced it with a twist-o-flex type band, but it was a quite serviceable band. This watch does not have a light but others of this style don't either. Many diver watches have glow in the dark numerals / hands but this model doesn't have those or if it's sup[supposed to then mine is defective. It is rated to be accurate to plus / minus 4 seconds per month and while I haven't had mine that long yet, it is still keeping time to the second.]

Good deal,nice watch

A marca Casio sempre entrega um relógio de qualidade. O tamanho do relógio me surpreendeu, pensei q ele fosse maior, + o tamanho real me agradou.

Buen producto serie económica de Casio.

Parfait !

The watch is sturdy n I love how it lights up in the dark.. It comes with an adjustable strap and looks good. My cousin got mine in Jamaica. Definitely recommend.

Nicely pack, watch work perfectly fine. Zero scratches dent or damage.. nice.