Casio Women's Vintage LA11WB-1 Sport Black Resin Band Watch

However it is meant for a woman or a child. One that likes smaller sized watches, for it is very delicate and quite tiny.

Just as I wanted . Need small and lightweight.

Very nice product and good for kids as well

Good value sports watch. Quite small but just ran a half marathon using watch for the first time and it was easy for me to see and calculate timings.

Good

Ridiculously small!!! Very fiddly to set time and date and can barely read the display. Smaller than my last Casio digital watch (which was also described as a ladies’ watch). Will suit a tiny fairy with a magnifying glass.

The watch is too small and the buttons too tiny to set date & time.

Big fan of casios have loads of them, bought this for the Mrs as a running / gym watch. It is tiny, and when I say tiny, then shrink it again. Went in the charity bag, waste of money

Perfekte, kleine Uhr. Sehr robust.

Perfect small size. I wanted a subtle and practical watch for work, nothing big and bulky and this is exactly what I needed.

Muito lindo, ideal pra quem tem pulso pequeno

Me encantó , está muy completo para el precio, tiene su alarma , fecha , y temporizador eso me encantó, lo uso para el diario nunca me me lo quito ni para bañarme, tengo déficit de atención y el temporizador me ayuda demasiado

I hate big watches. I cannot fathom why people want to wear 16 pounds of weight on their wrists, or why they want their wrists clunking up against everything they touch. However, I also require that my watch be digital. This would leave me in a serious bind if it weren't for this little watch, because for some reason watchmakers refuse to go small with digital unless they are making the watch for a 5-year-old. This watch seems to be the only decent exception, though there could be a few others out there somewhere. This small, basic digital watch is the best solution for me, and has been for over 20 years. The watch itself will keep going for many years, though the downside is that the wristband is incredibly cheap. It's plastic, and it wears out for me after about 2 years. I therefore have to keep buying them because I have not yet found a replacement band that is as comfortable as the one that comes with the watch (which is actually quite flat and comfy). Fortunately, it's also a pretty inexpensive watch. It's also water-resistant, and I've had them fully submerged before (though not for long) with no problems. Oh, and the tiny little buttons stick out a little and can easily catch on things, so consider that if you like to wear loose-knit fabrics like soft wool sweaters. I'm a short-sleeved T-shirt type, so it's not a problem for me. If you are looking for a watch that screams how fantastically wealthy you are, this is not for you because it looks and feels somewhat cheap. If you want 1,700 different functions including a meal planner and worldwide GPS maps, this watch is definitely not for you. If you want your watch to be visible from the moon, look elsewhere. However, if you want a small digital watch that works for adults, and you are OK with the basic functions: time/date, an alarm, a very basic timer, and a little stopwatch, this might be a great choice. Personally, I will keep buying them (as the wristbands break) until the company stops making them or until I cease to be.