AE1200WH Series | Men’s Digital Watch | 100M WR | Multi Alarms | 100 SEC Stopwatch | Countdown Timer | World Map for World Time | LED Light | LC Analog Display | 10 Year Battery

Come on, it's Casio. Fun. Nostalgic. Well made. All the things they've always been. You DO know this is called the Casio Royale in... Casio/Watch collector circles, right? If you don't, look it up. This is one of their best sellers of all time. Some consider it the greatest watch Casio has made. I wouldn't go that far, but it's pretty cool, all the same. People turn these things into $150+ modified watches. There's a whole niche industry around them. Look that up, too. If you don't modify them, they still are excellent watches. Very cool and 'hi-tech' looking. Not to mention, they have great functionality. You can read all about that in the description. Yes, the body is plastic/resin (you choose), but it's light and strong and looks good. This one has a fairly thin strap with a sliding buckle type clasp, though. Probably it's weak point. Not a fan of sliding buckle clasps. It's hard to get the exact location on the strap that you can push the clamp down on. Popular with Milanese straps. But they make replacements for that, too. All in all, it's a cool Casio watch. I own three of these. Different colors, of course.

A classic watch, delivered as expected. This arrived fully factory packaged and clear that I was the first person to open it - that matters with watches! If you are buying new, always verify the packaging is clearly factory shipped. Sizing the bracelet was surprising simple and well done - for me, a stainless steel cocktail pick did an easy push for the bracelet and pulling links out to get the size right was super simple. The clasp on the bracelet is really nice, and the overall bracelet feel is perfect. It's Casio, so it's built tough, durable, and quartz accuracy, and ability to easily click through time zones is a great plus for work. This is one of those great watch designs and fun to wear, looks great, and a solid recommendation.

Love this watch, Casio is an amazing brand and this one is durable for everyday wear, stylish and the features it has is remarkable for something comperable. Had this since March, light scratches on the screen and clasp, but that's not an issue for me. Clasp is really satisfying but is harder to close after a while. Backlight viewing angles aren't the best, but the brightness is decent. Fits good on the wrist, and the size can be changed. Button beeps are a little loud but that can be muted.

the Good: I never considered Casio watches as an adult, but they make some decent digital/analog, multi-alarm watches. The Twin Graph/LF20W is cheap and practical, but not as versatile in terms of style. Wave Ceptors are classy, but the World Time/Royale is easily the best value and fit. the Ugly: Resin cases and glass scratch too easily, but metal case mods deaden the alarm/chime.

First thing to know: my example is extremely accurate. I don’t know if this is true for all examples, but after a week of wear, mine has no perceptible sub-second drift versus my NTP synced reference clock, which is astonishing even for a quartz watch, especially one this inexpensive. However, there’s a lot more positive attributes beyond functional accuracy: it looks good and wears well. Its proportions and dial aesthetics are extremely pleasing, especially in the grey bezel, faux-metal case combined with the rolled steel band. And the metal band is surprisingly good for the price point: I was able to easily remove links and adjust the band for an excellent fit, and it doesn’t pinch or pull at all (I have massively more expensive watches with bands that don’t wear this well). Last, but not least, the functionality of the watch is genuinely useful and well implemented. The two sets of time zone functions are very useful (especially if you coordinate between people across the globe). The stop watch, timer and alarm functionality is old-school Casio, which mean’s simple to use. Best of all, no charging, no winding, no software updates, no mechanical servicing and adjustments, it just works. Barring the apocalypse (where these would likely become worth a lot of guzzoline), these won’t ever be collectable, or a great piece of mechanical engineering, or seen as more than a basic watch. But that takes nothing away from the fact that Casio has made a fantastic watch. As a hobbiest watchmaker who restores antique and vintage mechanical watches (I’m talking restaffing balance wheels, positional adjustments, etc.) I feel like Casio deserves more recognition for making something this functionally excellent at such a remarkable price-point. Update: Yep, this watch (my example at least) is absurdly accurate, averaging just 1.9 seconds of drift per month. After 7 months, it’s running just under 14 seconds fast (versus NTP synced to USNO tick & tock). That’s 23 seconds per year, or under 4 minutes per decade!

I've been using this Casio watch (AE-1200WHD-7AVCF) for about three months. As an IT worker, often working from home and coordinating with colleagues across different time zones, this watch is incredibly helpful. The world time feature is the main reason I got it. It's fantastic for quickly referencing global times before scheduling calls or sending messages, making remote coordination much smoother. Beyond its practical use for my job, it's simply a reliable, classic Casio with that cool retro style. An excellent and affordable tool, especially useful for anyone regularly dealing with multiple time zones, whether working from home or in an office.

Most of economically priced (less than $30) Casio digital watches are just too small for me. So even though I love all of them for many different reasons, I just can not wear them (I have 7.4" wrist), but as for this Casio digital world timer, the size is perfect for my wrist, not too small & not too big. It is low-end Casio digital watch at $29.00, but I believe it really give the best value for what it is. it is very comfortable to wear, light and good clasp that works perfect. the LED back light is quite adequate when most of other cheap Casio watches do not have good back light to read properly. The dial is quite busy yet it is fun and interesting to look at. It has all the basic features that all other Casio digital watches have plus complete world timer feature. The alarm and timer are very loud and it certainly does wake me up when it rings. The dial has world map (even though it is super tiny and mostly for the cosmetic purpose) that shows which time zone I am looking at. and a round display that always shows home time. the case is not really a metal case but only plastic case with silver paint. However, the bracelet is some sort of light metal that fits me well and very comfortable to wear. The clasp is excellent with four micro adjustment holes and when it is closed, it does feel very secure. With 100 meter water proof, I guess that I can even go out for a swim. If you like this type of bit funky watch with big case design that will not break your wallet, it is a darn good watch to have for everyday use.

Does everything a watch should do for a cheap price and its even water resistant to 100m. Accurate time keeping, supposedly keeps pretty accurate even over a year. Very durable case that you can bump or slam on just about anything and it will still work. If you're interested you should try it, its cheap anyway so even if you don't like it its not like you spent a lot of money.

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Esse cinza é o mais belo!! Top demais

Es MUY bonito, realmente se ve mejor de lo que las fotos e imágenes tengan, es un reloj bien completo como todo Casio, una maravilla.

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