CasioMen's AW48HE-8AV Ana-Digi Dual Time Watch

Se lo regalé a mi esposo y está muy contento

This watch should be listed as women’s watch not Men’s. It is normal size for a woman however because of my sight I normally purchase men’s for the bigger dial so I was a little disappointed. Also there is no backlight. The watch is nice though. Please change advertisement to woman’s Casio watch. Thank you.

I love this watch. In an age of smart watches and all kinds of fancy gadgets it's nice to get back to basics. I found myself unexpectedly enraptured with the combined analog and digital faces on the watch, as I was able to use it to view the time in two timezones at once. You'd be surprised how handy that can be after a while. I also frequently found myself using the alarm function, although I wouldn't recommend it for waking yourself up in the morning; and I was surprised by how useful the stopwatch can be.The watch, being small, doesn't have any numbers on the face, so if you need to know the *exact* time you'd do well to buy yourself a watch with a digital display. This will do that, but it might be advisable to buy a larger digital display if that's what you're going to be using it for.My only complaint is that setting the time can be a little fiddly, as you have to slam a button to get the watch's minute hand to progress by about 30 seconds at a time if I'm recalling properly. You can hold it down to get the time to progress faster, but if you happen to miss the correct time you'll have to go all the way back around again. That can be annoying if, for example, Daylight Saving Time has just ended.Also, my watch broke while I was washing the dishes at work because I completely misunderstood the phrase "water-resistant." Don't repeat my mistake, folks: Water-resistant and waterproof do not mean the same thing. This isn't the watch's fault--let me make that clear--that's just me being dumb.So, in summary, this is a great little watch for a reasonable price. Maybe not the fanciest of gadgets, but certainly a classy selection.

I bought this for events like canoe trip. I don't expect it to be water proof but if I somehow end up float in the water I'd like it to work. I have been wearing it for swimming and it worked pretty well. So I thought great I bought an awesome watch just for my need. Well until one day, I stayed in the pool for about 2 hours, and the water got in.

I read another review prior to purchase from a man who warned that the watch was very small, sized similarly to a woman's watch. I didn't listen, purchased it, and was shocked at how small it actually is. It is SIGNIFICANTLY SMALLER than the F91-W, as a size comparison, or an Apple Watch. Probably about 2/3rds of the size. I do not like big watch faces, and was hoping for something similarly sized to the F91-W with an analog face. This should not be advertised as a unisex watch, at least not without some photos showing the scale.I initiated a return as soon as I opened it and saw how small it was.

Because can't change battery due to the battery housing design. A watch can only use for three year is a bad idea. Hope Casio reconsider their design to make this watch more environmentally friendly.

Me gusta por resitente.

I've been wearing this watching for years and I honestly love it. It has a unique look that fits with everything. Whether I am wearing a shirt and tie for work, a t-shirt and shorts at the gym, or swimtrunks at the beach this watch never looks out of place. The analog face is a silvery-gray with golden hands and dots at the numerals. It glints slightly enough to look classy, but not to the point where it's distracting. It's low key, low maintenance, and waterproof to boot! I wear it almost 24/7! The digital clock at the bottom is subtle, yet clear, with different features such as an alarm and stopwatch. My only complaints are that the face of the watch is plastic and scratches somewhat easily. While the scratches are usually all but invisible except when viewing up close, under light, and at the right angle it is still worth mentioning that it isn't the most durable of watches. I've had the band of this watch snap once, and I found that replacing the band costs about as much as the watch did in the first place -which isn't much at all. It does everything an analog/digital watch should do (except light up). It's a quality buy for the price Casio is asking!