Men's W201-1AV Alarm Chronograph Watch

The color is black. This is a good basic digital watch.

Excellent watch at a reasonable price This is my second purchase of the same model. The 10 year battery lasted 10 years and two bands! I like the layout and its feature to hold two time zones, one of which can be DST. Its only drawback is common to all models in this price category: a band that eventually breaks before the lifespan of the watch.

Love this watch. close to the old school of this brand, which you can no longer find. Have worn these sinch high school and I'm 63. Has a low profile, not big and gaudy. Has which most do not is the DAY of the week, AWESOME! and deal breaker for me. This one seems a little thicker than the older, which I don't understand. New band is thinner than the old and fits a much larger wrist. The old watches lasted MUCH longer than the bands. Will see if this one does also, I think it said a 10 year battery life. Only thing I really do not like is the second bars. It has a display of incremental bars for each second. WHY NO NO

I bought one of these back in 2015. When they say 10-year battery life, they meant it. I am replacing it today, just over 10 years, because some of the LCDs in the display have stopped working, so I can't read the seconds or the date. The strap was not good; it started to tear after a year or so, so I replaced it with a nylon strap that has continued to work since that time. As far as accuracy goes, it will gain about one minute every three or four weeks, but that has not been a problem for me; I don't mind if the watch is a little fast. If you want a watch that will work for a long time without needing to figure out how to replace the battery, this is your baby. I only took off one star because of the original strap and the tendency to run slightly fast. Overall a very good watch for the price.

Great Watch - - Simple, Easy to Use, Easy to Read. The best sports and activity watches are the ones that are simple, have just a few functions, all of which are easy to access, nothing is confusing, and the few functions all work well WITHOUT fuss or hassle. This is just such a watch. The main screen has a LARGE easy to read time display, with smaller date display at the top. The alarm screen is easy to access, and the alarm is easy to set. The timer is also easy to use. I use this watch at the gym, and for running at night, and it is perfect for the purpose. This watch is medium sized and very light, and I forget I'm wearing it while I'm working out or running. The watch has an amber "night light" which provides more than adequate illumination for reading the screen at night while running. The amber light stays on for about 1.5 seconds, and although this does not sound like much time to read the time while running, it is easily sufficient because of the combination of the Large time display, and adequate illumination. Also, I like the fact that on this Particular watch, the function buttons are slightly inset into the plastic frame of the watch. While the inset buttons are still easy to access with my normal size fingers, the slightly inset buttons effectively prevent the buttons from being inadvertently activated or pushed by the motion of my wrist or forearm while I'm working out or running. Overall a Great Sports Watch.

Casio still makes great, inexpensive digital watches in the low end of their range that work very well. I was initially looking at an F91 as a lightweight digital watch, but I think this watch is better constructed and has a lot of usable improvements over the F91. -- Build Quality and Case -- The watch is extremely light and thin enough to fit under a shirt sleeve. The resin band will fit on small 6 inch wrists all the way up into the 8 inch range. The band does seem very soft and likely to break after significant wear though. It does use actual springbars instead of pins which means it should be easy to replace the strap if you want to. I tried to see if I could fit a thin nylon NATO strap on it, but there wasn't enough space. The watch is labeled as having a mineral crystal on Amazon, but I can't find any evidence of that anywhere else. If it scratches up like acrylic, I'll add a note to the review later. EDIT: It's definitely acrylic, but it won't scratch that easily. Mine has a few tiny little scratches that could probably be buffed out. The buttons are all plastic and slightly recessed, which makes setting times and alarms a bit inconvenient, but not difficult. -- Watch Features -- The display is nice and clean with slightly larger digits (this watch is pretty easy to read). In the Alarm and Dual-Time modes, the date display will show the home time instead. The stopwatch works as expected, going all the way up to 24 hours(!), but you don't get to see the time simultaneously. You can just switch modes if you need to. The amber LED (which uses a lot less power than a blue EL backlight) illuminates the watch just fine and can be temporarily extended to stay on for 3 seconds. There's only one alarm, but it can't be set for a specific day or month like some G-Shocks. It's also kind of quiet. Treat it more as a reminder than something to wake you up. There's also the usual hourly chime. And for those who might be wondering, you can't mute the button press sounds. Sadly, there is no countdown timer. -- Conclusion -- I'm really impressed with this watch. It makes a nice, lightweight beater watch for travel or work that you won't have to worry about for around 1/4 the price of an entry-level G-Shock. The build quality is pretty good given the extremely low price - Just be prepared that the band might fail on you after a year or two.

Great little watch, best small watch i could find for around 20 dollars

I first became aware of Casio watches about 1980. I had noticed people wearing the black plastic watches and wondered: What is this? Can't these people afford a real watch? I always wore my Omega Seamaster and regarded it as one of the finer watches. Well, at just about that same time I started running and a friend who was guiding me in the sport suggested that I'd need a chronograph in order to time my runs. My Omega wouldn't do. I bought a Casio, which was just about the only brand available at that time. I wore it off and on for about a week, and my Omega Seamaster was from then on gathering dust in my dresser drawer. The Casio was just amazing, and it only cost about 25 1980 dollars. Well, I'm now on about my fifth Casio Chronograph, and I'm still amazed by it and this one cost only a little over 13 2012 dollars. These little Casios will wear out, as will anything. I find that for me they go in two places. One is the battery, and it can be replaced. This new one has a 10-year battery which is excellent. The other is the band will break, usually sometime after about five or six years. Well, the band can be replaced also. I have found, however, that the watch is so inexpensive that when it starts to break down, I just throw the watch away and buy a new one. That might seem a bit wasteful, but if you're averaging six years of use out of it, that's only about $2 a year and why diddle around with it? The Casio Chronograph is just an amazing piece of equipment. If it's a timepiece you want, well, you just can't get much better, and it's just dirt cheap. Amazing! Let the others wear their Omegas and their Rolexes. I'll proudly wear my Casio Chronograph and know they can't beat it. It's a form of reverse snobbery. Gary Peterson

les touches de fonctions trop fragiles. 3 ans maxi de durée de vie.

Reloj CASIO W201-1AV - Reloj de Pulsera "Hombre": precio 29 € + 13 € envío, comparado con reloj CASIO W201-1AVE - Reloj de Pulsera "Mujer": precios desde 17,50 € a 19,66 € (envíos gratis). Comparando imágenes y descripciones técnicas se deduce que ambos relojes son idénticos (modelo unisex). La única diferencia sensible consiste en que el primero ofrece el material de la caja en acero inoxidable, motivo que me impulsó a comprarlo. Hoy he recibido el reloj modelo "hombre” y lo único de acero inox. es la tapa trasera. Por esta incorrecta información he pagado 42 € en lugar de 17,50 € por el mismo producto y, por supuesto, no tengo el reloj de acero inoxidable.

Original de bom preço

It's a nice, cheap and low profile watch. I have an obsession with wearing a watch, but bulky watches are an inconvenience at work. My work watches also get scratched up a lot so an expensive watch is a waste. This is a great option for a cheap watch that isn't inconvenient on the arm.

Buen reloj, con estilo retro, sencillo y funcional, es lo que esperaba.