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Quartz movement, English/Spanish analog day/date display, Screw-in caseback, Hardlex crystal, Silver-tone luminous hands and stick markers, 5 year battery life, 30 meters/99 feet water-resistant ... Read more

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All-time great watch!
OK, I admit it.I'm a hopeless watch junkie.I like to wear my share of divers watches, digital watches, chronographs, pilot and military watches, oversized watches, multi-function watches, if fact, any watch that's high in the coolness factor.What can I say; watches are fun.

But sometimes the occasion or the mood calls for a watch that's just simple and solid.This down-to-earth Seiko is often just the one I want.I guess what I like is that it's both a classic and an up-to-date time machine.The steel band and case with a simple jet-black dial is a timeless watch design and yet it is right in sync with the contemporary look of the silver-tone, dark-face look that "everybody's wearing" in the men's watch fashion department these days.I really like the simple stick marker dial accented only by the black-on-black date window.This is a watch I don't get bored with or tired of.

And for reliability, you can hardly go wrong with a Seiko.I've had this watch for a couple of years now and with its quartz accuracy, I don't think I ever have to set it except at the twice a year change to and from daylight time. My experience of owning several quartz Seikos, some for quite a few years, is that there's not a lot of maintenance other than a battery change now and then and if you need service it's easy to get.But you probably know all that.

Bottom line: here's a watch that looks great and works great.Bet you'll like it as much as I do.
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Seiko Men's Bracelet - Quartz movement, Dress watch, Gold-tone hands and indexes, Titanium case and band double locking clasp, English/Spanish analog day/date display, Titanium case and caseback, Gold-tone crown, 50 meters/165 feet water resistant ... Read more

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A solar-powered watch that works almost as hard as you do. Features backlight with afterglow, atomic timekeeping, world time, stopwatch, alarm function and auto-calendar. Water resistant up to 200 meters. ... Read more

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No maintenance, accurate to the second, rugged, WOW!
This is the best all around watch I've ever owned, and I'm a watch nerd.I had one of the first commercially available digital watches that were anywhere near affordable -- sometime around 1975 or so.It was a small brick with a blinking cursor and little else.Batteries lasted a year or so and you only had to set the time every few months.Since then, I've had dozens of watches with a variety of features.Frankly, I love watches.

But, I've never loved a watch and respected a watch like this one.What more can you ask of a watch?It keeps perfect time, thanks to the atomic clock signal from Fort Collins Colorado.It never needs batteries, thanks to the solar charging panels.It can be worn anywhere all the time, thanks to the shock resistance feature and the 200 meter water resistance.What's more, it looks great on your arm and offers not only the time, but the day of the week and the date at a glance.

Want to see the time after dark?Use the high luminescence back light.No hand free to push the button?Set the backlight to come on automatically when you tilt your wrist to 40 degrees toward your face.

Don't worry if you want to leave it in your sock drawer for a week or so.It preserves battery charge by by blanking the display automatically after an hour of darkness and springs back to life when the light hits it again.

This is a thinking watch that has one thing in mind --- doing what you bought it for.I'm tempted to buy another to make sure I can replace it if I ever lose it.That would be a tragedy.

Most complete timepiece on the planet
If you like your watches to be pretty or analog, there is a good chance you may not like this watch.If you want a mens timepiece that is rugged, accurate, and requires no attention from you to remain so - EVER - it does not get any better than this.

This model (Casio MTG-930DA), combines rugged stainless steelconstruction, low power consumption, a very excellant solar charging system, and automatic synchonization with the National Institute of Science and Technology's atomic time standard in Fort Collins, Colorado.You will never need to set this watch if you live with in 2000 miles of Denver (unless you live in a missle silo).It also has an electro-luminescent back light with cleaver "twist of the wrist" activation, a stop-watch (of course), 4 alarms, and several other features most of us will never use.

You should count on paying a local watch shop/jeweler to adjust the band and do the initial timezone/preferences set up on it for you (unless you have some specialized tools and a desire to read a fairly technical manual - I did but I'm a geek).My local Casio watch retailer charged me $5 to adjust the band (I gave him $20 'cause I was ashamed that I had not bought the watch from him in the first place).

The negatives: I could wish this watch were more beautiful.Certainly, its electronics is small enough to put in a more refined "dress" chassis.I, for one, would happily pay a premium for such a model.Also, the MTG's buttons are quite stiff and recessed.This makes them a little difficult to use, particularly for the stop watch functions.All-in-all however, I cannot deduct any stars for these - where it counts, this product possitively shines.

Great looking watch and it does a great job...
I have been a G-shock owner for over 15 years.I have also owned some other brands (Swiss Army, Pulsar, Citizen) and those were some good watches but I always come back to the GShock.

There are several reasons why I like this model of G-shock:

1. G Shock's can never really be considered classy, but this comes a little closer to that designation.I love the steel band and the silver appearance of the watch.It is a watch you can wear hiking (and not be worried that you will break it) and to a night out on the town.

2. Discussion buzz--Few watches can you spend time in a group discussing but this is one watch you can do that with...people are immediately drawn to it because of its appearance (size and color) and it is cool to discuss all the things that this watch can do.

3. Solar--I am tired of replacing batteries in a watch...no need to with this watch.

4. Atomic TimeKeeping--I love how the time is accurate every day.No adjusting.Very cool.

5. Time Zones--If you are traveling quite a bit, it is nice to be able to simply scroll through the time zones and find your location.Nice feature.

Overall--I enjoy this watch because of its functions and its appearance.I also like explaining this watch to other people.This is a great watch...to steal Siskel and Ebert's line, 2 thumbs up!

Solid, accurate, some nice features
PROs: Dressy - Looks expensive and classy
Solar powered. I leave mine on the dresser and it's always fully charged.
Perfect accuracy. I live in Texas and it picks up the signal every night
Indiglo. Recessed button below watchface easy to find when needed, but not pushed accidentally.
Stopwatch
Waterproof.
CONs: The model I have (MTG-900ST) does have the 'databank'. Its worthless. It records 30 times you push a button.
No countdown timer.
I don't get how to use the snooze alarm.
No text with alarms to remind you of why you set it. I sometimes set alarms weeks in advance.
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Overall - Its a great looking, solidly built, accurate dependable watch with most of the features you could ask for. I'm happy with mine.

Awesome Watch !!
This is an All in one watch and i really love its ability to automatically adjust itself according to the current time i mean this is an Awesome watch no doubt so just feel free if you're a Athlete you'll love this one.. giving them 5 Stars ! ... Read more

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Wow, what a buy! Take advantage of this limited time offer. Buy 6 Friendship "Slider" Cord watches, practically for the price of one! All brand new with fresh batteries. Fully adjustable bands. Hot colors just in time for spring and summer. Kids, teens and adults love them. Enjoy! ... Read more

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Quartz movement, Analog day & date display, Luminous/stainless steel hands & markers, Stainless steel crown, caseback & bezel with black numbers and markers, 100 meters/330 feet water resistant ... Read more

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Casio Analog Digital Full LCD Display, 100M WR, Auto EL backlight w afterglow, World time 29 time zones, stopwatch, countdown timer, 4 daily alarms, 1 snooze ... Read more

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Citizen Mens Bracelet, Silver bracelet, Silver case, silver hands and markers, Day and date display, Water resistance ... Read more

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All Day INDIGLO on digital display. INDIGLO night-light simultaneously illuminates dial and digital display. NIGHT-MODE feature. Compass directional ring. 24-hour chronograph with lap or split option. 24-hour countdown timer. 3 time zones. Charcoal dial with luminescent hands. Alarm. Silver accents. Black FAST-WRAP strap ... Read more

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Great watch...!
I am a pilot and love this watch. It is inexpensive, simple, easy to read, and has a great backlight for use at night. I have had all the expensive waches, this is the best funtional watch you can get. ... Read more

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This Geneva Watch is for a Man
I wish the watch was smaller. It is supposed to be a woman's watch but it is just so big and heavy it is really the correct size for a man not a woman in my opinion. It is also not a good value--cheap really. The company does not give its dimensions. I think it should. ... Read more

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- Goldtone rectangular case- Brown leather band- Dual time zone dial- Accurate Japanese Analog Quartz Movement- Case Size: 7/8" by 1 7/16" ... Read more

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Mary Kate and Ashley Avalon
If you're one of those freaks with a fetish for conjoined twins, here's your watch.Otherwise, this is preposterous.When I was six somebody showed me how to add 1+3.Later on, they showed me how to subract the same numbers in my head, rendering my need for a watch like this moot.Maybe you buy this for your husband if you're one of those shrews who wears an "I'm With Stupid" t-shirt, but all others should click their "back" buttons now. ... Read more

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Quartz movement, Analog date display, Mineral crystal, Black hands and numbers/stick markers, Water-resistant ... Read more

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Seiko - Kinetic movement, Dress watch, Gold-tone hands, Automatic power generator, Power reserve indicator function, 6-month capacitor, See-thru caseback, Titanium bezel, case and caseback accents, 100 meters/330 feet water resistant ... Read more

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Casio 300 Page Data Bank, Metal Band, Countdown Timer, World Time, Calculator, Stopwatch ... Read more

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Quartz movement, Dress watch, Analog date display, Chronograph, Alarm, Curved hardlex crystal, Stainless steel screw-down crown, Screw-in caseback, White luminous hands and numeric markers, 200 meters water-resistant ... Read more

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Stylish and comfortable watch
I've had this watch for 2 years and have been very pleased with both appearance and functionality. For those of us who travel and need to change time frequently, this analog watch is perfect.Light up function is great. Highly recommended.

Sleek, modern and a good value
This watch is of a clean, modern design that can go with both casual and work clothes. It features a light-up function for the dark (just press in the dial on the right), so you can see the time at night. It keeps time solidly - no cumulative lagging or skipping ahead. The numerals and minute/hour hands are large and clear enough that I can read them without my glasses or contacts - great for right before bed or first thing in the morning. My only problem is that the strap can snap off easily - mine did when I caught it in a strap while I was putting on a backpack. Hence, you may need to reattach or replace the strap, which is likely to wear out or break long before the timekeeping part. Still, the quality of the timepiece makes this a fine product, and a good value for the price.

Good watch for work and evening!
Very practical watch but not unfashionable either. Dear wife has used it over the past 8 months and loves to wear it to work and to parties. Highly recommended, especially now that it is only a fraction of the original cost. Grab one while it is still in stock at your favorite store! ... Read more

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Make an impression with the oversized Citizen BK3690-91L men's stainless steel watch. It features a round watch case design, a perfectly round dial, and stainless-steel bezel. It measures 1.45 inches wide. It has a blue dial background with thin, luminous stainless-steel hands (including second hand) and a mix of stainless-steel dial markers. The bracelet band tapers slightly and features a mix of brushed and polished silver stainless steel pieces. Other features include Japanese quartz movement, day/date function at 3 o'clock, water resistance to 100 meters (330 feet), and a scratch-resistant mineral crystal.

This watch is backed by a 5-year warranty that covers the watch, bracelet, and components. This warranty will be honored by Service Centers only in the United States, Canada, and the Caribbean. ... Read more

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Solar-powered quartz movement, day and date display, solid titanium, Silver-tone stick markers and luminous hands, Silver-tone roman numeral markers at 12 and 6, Silver-tone bezel and crown, Mineral crystal, 100 meter water resistant ... Read more

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Beautiful watch
I bought this watch because it looks good.But when I got it on my wrist, WOW!It's spectacularly light and each of the tick marks actually has two sections on it, this means each of them shimmers as you move the watch!Additionally, this is the first non-lit watch that I can actually read with NO light.The effect of the luminescence lasted about an hour and a half.I have about three more watches that claim to be visible after the lights go off, but this is the FIRST to actually make good on that claim.I just wish I had waited a couple of weeks to buy it, I could have saved about thirty dollars. ... Read more

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You don't have to be James Bond to enjoy amazing gadgets of the 21st century. This e-data Bank Watch by Casio keeps all sorts of important data close at hand. In addition to telling time in 100 cities, this watch has a 300-page data bank and 50-page email address book. Other features include calculator, alarms, stopwatch, tele-memo capabilities and more. Features a comfortable, flexible black resin band. Imported. 1/4Hx1-1/4Wx8D". ... Read more

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• 2- Color Display (Blue/Black)
• 8-Digit Calculator
• 300-page Databank
• 8 letters and 12 numerals per page
• E-data memory 50

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Lots of "Bells and Whistles" for the Money
This watch is a techie's dream. You'll have hours of fun punching all the data into it. I like the scrolling feature of the data stream. The auto-illumination feature is nice but the "on time" is much too short for my taste. I do understand they are conserving battery life however. The feature I like the most is the five programmable alarms. You can even put an eight character memo on each alarm. I do not like the resin band. I think there is a model with a metal band for a few bucks more. Overall: Great value for such a high tech watch!

Nice Features, But No Alaska-Hawaii Time ZoneOr USB Input
Judging from reading the .pdf manual download, this product appears to be a mostly easy-to-use wrist data center.

The USA has had 5 time zones since the mid-1900's. (The Alaska/Hawaii AT Zone is one hour earlier than Pacific Time.)This CASIO model displays onlyET, CT, MT and PT, a drawback to those who live, work or commute to either of the other two states.

A makeshift workaround for some functions can probably be made by choosing ANCHORAGE from among the Foreign Cities code list, not going to sit well with Honolulu.

Also, please note there is no USB or other download/upload option on this Casio model.ALL data must be hand-entered a character at a time by cycling through several characters on each of 10 miniature keys. For fewer features, but instant USB computerized input, a Microsoft-Timex Data-Link model may be preferable if frequent data changes are expected.

Yet another databank
I've owned 4 models in this Casio series as far back as ~ 1983.

The best model of the databank series, rating a 4/5, was the mid-1990s release with a mini-bulb for lighting and a silk screened keyboard ... it rated 4/5 because it was a real stainless steel case, the keyboard remained readable for its lifetime, it was easy to clean and it only died because I lost it.Both the strap and watch case lasted over 5 years, the LCD was more readable than the newer releases.It was not perfect though, because the light ate batteries and memory was not FLASH or eeprom memory ... you lost everything during a battery change.

Avoid the resin watch straps, they always break when you least expect it, whether its from Casio or others.Woven nylon with velcro bands can be bought at sports shops and are more durable.The cases for the 2000 models were all resin, the 'steel' ones were simply painted atop resin ... and I've lost 2 watches when the hole in the resin that holds the strap pins breaks, the watch case is useless.


Since the earliest model new features are major improvements but prior features were removed, made come backs, or are removed again!I'm writing this detailed review in the hopes Casio will finally get a databank we can all rave about.

Navigation has rarely been a problem.In the older models, a beep in watch mode is different from others, so one can cycle through modes without looking at the screen.Keep the old mode, but GIVE A DISTINCT beep or sound as one enters a new mode as an option.

The background lumination went from a tiny power hungry micro-bulb to an ELD display, much more pleasing and power saving.This is a super plus.Please allow it to say ON as once cycles through MODES.

Make the numbers on the TIME, DAY and DATE readout HUGE and viewed by default.We don't need a year readout, that can be a shift- or scroll button item.The DB37H-1AV screen is ideal, just add a keyboard.

Make a calendar function.

The silk screen or painted numbers on the resin casing always fade with time.Silk screen flat keypads weren't as easy to use as raised keypads, but they kept their labels longer.Make a version with all raised or embossed labels that can be identified by touch.

The screw-on battery case is a dream, batteries can be user serviced.For a watch of this price, its not practical to have it serviced by a watch technician, it can be 25-50% of the cost of the watch!

Keep the password feature for all data and telememo.

The perpetual Schedule mode .. and multiple schedule memos is a key function I use, and the super compact 1 week look ahead schedule view on the LCD is great.I can keep anniversaries, birthday, holidays etc., in the watch and get an entire week's preview of upcoming events. This mode was removed in this watch, hence the 3 Star rating.

While a palmtop serves better than the DB, its easier and more convenient to just carry a watch, and actually serves as a more reliable backup for palmtops with ultra-crucial names, numbers and data, thanks to its low power consumption and non-volatile memory.If there is a way to upload schedules to a DB without loosing the current total amount of memory or the watches other features as other models have, it would be a plus.

Finally, as a watch it keeps excellent time.It really does keep to near +30 sec a month, usually moving slightly faster.This is referenced against US Standard time using the atomic clock time by NIST.gov

Glad I got it
I was initially put off by the review that said this was an over-ambitious watch.I'm glad I read the next, and went to the owner's manual online at Amazon.I've had this watch for a few weeks and like it a lot.It's readable, the basic features are easy enough to use, and it has what I want: alarm, stopwatch, timer, calculator, databank.Oh, and a timekeeper!The light is bright enough, the numbers easy to read.Good watch for the money.

Plastic band often breaks
I've had two Casio watches and I am always having problems with the plastic band.It would break right where the band is connected to the watch.Does anyone know if the metal bands are any better?I am really tired of buying Casio watches if their plastic bands are always going to break, usually within 2 years of use.It's a good watch and I like the features but I think the product is poorly made. ... Read more

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From the Scrolling Tic collection, this mens watch displays digital seconds and analogue movement. Wide genuine leather strap with stainless steel round case. Features several display modes which can be changed with a push of a button. Modes include: blink, flip, scroll up, scroll down, scroll left, and scroll right. Comes with an 11 year warranty and is packaged in a unique collectible tin. Water resistant up to 50 meters. Case size: 38mm. ... Read more