MDV106 Series | Unisex Analog Watch | 200M WR | Stainless Steel Case | Resin Band | 2 Hand Analog (HR, Min, SEC) | Date Display | Screw Down Crown/Screw Down Caseback | 3 Year Battery

Beautifull simple and elegant. Lively gold colour. Easy to adjust straps. Quality is amazing. Size of the dial is perfect for my wrist , which is very small. Great value for money.

The most delicate timepiece I have ever worn 10 stars

Perfect, small for small wrists

The watch is beautiful, the bracelet is easy to adjust and the time too

So cuteeeeeeeee.

The clasp didn't work, absolutely rubbish and waste of money!

Little

Bought as a present. Clasp has broken in less than 4 months!

Great, simple timepiece for a woman with small wrists. However, if you have to adjust the band where there's 6+ "extra" links past the clasp, they kind of protrude from under the watch and it looks awkward. I was able to remove extra links with the following procedure and some elbow grease. WARNING: THIS PROCESS IS IRREVERSIBLE AND DESTRUCTIVE. I recommend practicing on the last or second to last link to get the hang of it before cutting at the desired link. 1. Get some sturdy side cutter pliers. Prepare to cut the desired link, with the flat side facing toward the watch face. 2. Apply pressure. It is unlikely you will be able to cut through this material, but if you can, skip to step 4. 3. Use side cutter (or sturdy pliers) to "unfold" the link that will be removed. Try not to "crimp" the fold, or it will make removal more difficult. Wrestle the links to be removed off, being careful not to bend or mar the links that will remain. 4. By far the most difficult part: the pin that is now at the end of the chain is likely to be rough and jagged. You need to remove this pin without bending the folds that keep it in place. I was able to cut through just the pin with the side cutters, trying to avoid cutting into the last link. With some brute force encouragement from my pliers, the cut sections of the pin eventually squeaked out under the folded link. This isn't perfect, and step 4 would be SO easy with a dremel and some patience. In fact, it's probably worth taking it to a jeweler or buying a cheap dremel to make that last part easier. You'd just use the dremel to cut through that pin, and use pliers to remove the 2 halves. Hope this helps somebody!

Very poor quality

Very cute. Perfect face size for smaller wrists. It's smaller than the classic Casio. The band isn't difficult to adjust. Great buy.

جميلة جدا

Esse relógio é belíssimo, minimalista, pequeno, uma joia e original. Eu amei.