Casio Men's WV58A-1AVCR Waveceptor Black Resin Band Digital Watch

Non stop, Casio! Great value watch as worn by Liam Neeson in the movie Non Stop. Great back light, set by atomic clock overnight lots of time zones and countdown timers. 5* watch strap easy to remove links if needed

Why is this the best ever Casio? The stylish metal strap makes it suitable for any occasion. The wave ceptor function means you always have the correct time. World time, countdown timer, stopwatch, alarm, hourly chime, day light saving time and day / month switchable to USA or European styles. What more do you need!

Very good value and very pleased with my purchase

A great watch by Casio. Radio time signal works fine and syncs every night. A great daily wear that ticks all boxes. Dropped a star as it's let down by the cheap and flimsy S/S strap which pulls the hair on my wrist. I've ordered a replacement strap but perhaps would go for the black resin version next time. Overall though a great watch at this price point.

Just the right size and weight . Large and visible display . Looks good.

I used to wear one of these watches and always wanted another one, nothing has changed with them, really good quality watch.

I never have to worry whether I'm going to miss a train or be late for a meeting because my watch was slow or telling me the wrong time. I have absolute confidence that the watch will always tell me the exact time to the second. I can't tell you how many times friends have told me what time it was according to their watches and I just glance at mine and know instantly what the correct time is.

The watch itself keeps exceptionally accurate time - as you would hope given what my brother would refer to as its USP or Unique Selling Point - and so far I'm a very satisfied user. My watch has a metal strap and it was ridiculously too big for my lean guy's wrist so I had to take it to a professional watch seller to get 5 (!) links in the chain removed, which she did and now it is a perfect fit for my wrist. I don't like wearing watches in bed so I always take mine off before retiring and I really like the fact that removing this watch is as simple as pressing two buttons simultaneously and instantly it comes loose! Quite a few buyers have reported that what is claimed to be a solid metal strap is not so and that the two ends of the chain are actually made out of plastic that is merely painted to look grey /silver in colour and that this plastic is prone to break and constitutes a functional weakness in design; whatever, there is obviously a bit of needless deceit involved here so I am docking one star from my score for that! Consider your wrist slapped Casio! I'm always a bit leery of claims made that a watch is 'waterproof'. In my youth it was very common to claim this but watch makers have evidently learnt over the decades that this is foolish because most watches aren't and they don't wish to be sued. These days they prefer the weaselly 'water-resistant' which is not quite the same thing but is much closer to factuality ... The watch works great so rather than take the risk of your 'waterproof' device winding up with water vapour underneath the glass because you inadvertently exposed it to water when you were, say, washing the dishes, that you remove it from your wrist briefly while you are performing this particular task. If in 2 tears time the plastic in the watch strap hasn't broken then I will come back and upgrade this rating to 4 or perhaps 5 stars.

I bought this watch back in December 2021 and just now had to change the battery. That's about 4.5 years, not bad. The only indication I needed a battery was seeing the display completely blank. It keeps excellent time and synchronizes each night around midnight. It does everything I want. Changing the battery is more complicated than you would expect, but I did it. It takes an unusual battery #1620. My local Wal-Mart didn't have it. I had to go to a battery specialty store. It cost me $10 for a two pack. Now I have a spare when this one dies. If you're going to change it yourself, you will need magnifying glasses and a small screw driver (I used one from an eyeglass repair kit). There is a sticker on top of the battery which needs to be removed and saved for later. Then you kind of have to fiddle with the hold down clip to get one end to pop off to remove the battery. Once the battery is changed, you reinstall the hold down clip and put the sticker on it. The sticker is important because it keeps the battery from shorting out against the metal case. Then you have to press the AC button using the small screw driver to reset everything. Then put the cover back on and set it to manually sync. It's done at that point. This watch was well worth what I paid for it and is holding up very well.

Excelente relógio! Nota 10!

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I purchased this watch to replace a Casio Data Bank which was worn out, it was the 3rd one I have had. My new watch looks good, was disapointed that The Radio-Controlled Atomic Time keeping function does not work in Australia. If this function worked I would give it 5 stars, I found it hard to set up , instructions hard to follow. Any one who chooses to buy a watch like this needs to be a bit smarter and younger than me to get the best out of it.