Casio Edifice Analog Black Dial Men EFV-100L-1AVUDF (ED561)

I bought a black dialed 100L, a white dialed 100L and a blue dialed 140D. Black one is the prettiest of the three. At such an affordable price, it offers a tremendous value for money. It can be used as a dress watch and also as a casual wear. It is a pretty basic watch with a date complication with a decent lume and it fits perfectly on my 6” wrist. I have no complaints whatsoever !

Watch was really good.Case finishing 5/5100M water resistance with a screwdown crown.Think it's a 40mm dial sits perfectly on my 6" wrist. Decent lume.Everything is good but there's a small issue which i care about. Seconds hand doesn't accurately hit every marker on dial. I don't know whether i got defective product or manufacturing defect. Returned it anyway. Because planning to but chain model.

In the realm of affordable timepieces that deliver both style and substance, the Casio Edifice EFV-100L-1AV emerges as an impressive contender. Crafted with an astute attention to detail, this watch demonstrates an aura of luxury that belies its price point.The allure begins with the meticulously designed stainless steel case. Its artful fusion of brushed and polished bevels exudes an air of opulence that immediately catches the eye. The result? A timepiece that feels remarkably expensive to the touch, elevating the wearer's experience.Aesthetically pleasing and functionally practical, the sunburst dial harbors applied hour markers that transcend the ordinary. Their presence, a testament to the watchmaker's dedication to refinement, evokes a sense of depth and dimension. Contrasting against the dial's backdrop, the markers and hands proudly bear luminescent accents, ensuring legibility even in dimly lit environments. It's worth noting, however, that while the luminosity does aid visibility, it might not meet the high expectations of those accustomed to brighter loom.A highlight worthy of recognition lies in the screw-down crown, a feature rarely found in timepieces of this price bracket. This attribute not only affirms the watch's water resistance up to an impressive 100 meters, but also underscores the brand's commitment to quality craftsmanship and durability.Nestled comfortably on the wrist, the EFV-100L-1AV surprises wearers with its deceivingly wearable profile. Despite its 42mm case width, the watch's ingeniously thick bezels give rise to a visual illusion, causing it to exude the essence of a more modest 39-40mm timepiece. As a result, even individuals with a 6.5-inch wrist circumference will find this watch to be a flattering and comfortable companion.While the leather strap might not command center stage in the ensemble, it holds its own as a serviceable accompaniment. Its performance resonates with a sense of unpretentious practicality, further aligning itself with the watch's overall character.One noteworthy aspect that holds the Casio back from absolute horological perfection is its choice of mineral glass over sapphire crystal. This decision, while pragmatic from a cost standpoint, does entail a compromise in scratch resistance and light reflection. Nevertheless, this minor setback hardly diminishes the watch's overall appeal for everyday wear.Drawing inspiration from the iconic Omega Aqua Terra, the Casio effortlessly channels a higher echelon of horological splendor. The quality of materials utilized in its construction synergistically amplifies its perceived value, making it a timepiece that transcends its modest price tag.In summary, the Casio Edifice EFV-100L-1AV emerges as an extraordinary find in the realm of budget watches. Its exquisite stainless steel case, intricate dial detailing, and unexpected water resistance showcase a level of quality that easily surpasses expectations. While a sapphire crystal would have been the crowning touch, this watch nonetheless earns its place as a reliable and stylish choice for daily wear. The Casio not only captures the essence of luxury, but also serves as a testament to the notion that true value is often found where quality and affordability intersect.

Good watch and with screwdown crown, lume is ok, case do have brushed and polished finish both with stunning sunburst dial.

I was a casio fan but not now, edifice a premium watch purchased in May 24 has the strap wearing out in a month. There has been no intentional damage or rain falling on the watch. Strap does not come in warranty if I read their t&c

This is the best everyday watch. Goes with all occasions. Has a screw down crown as well and very good lume for the price.Must buy if you get it under 5k.

Watch clipping Brock in only 3 months. Strap material not used good. Strap break in to pcs.

Casio edifice means premium feel in the watch and I don't know how I got at 3.9K The leather strap,case,indices, finishing is better in Edifice models as compared to Enticer ,not happy with the strap