Men's AEQ-100W-1BVCF Classic Analog-Digital Display Quartz Black Watch

This is a great "all-purpose" watch, especially for changing environments: dressy enough to wear to the office, and durable enough to survive working on the car, home construction projects. The chunky 3D styling is aggressive, but the blacked-out dial and analog face make it subtle enough to wear with a blazer (which I've done multiple times). The white analog hands make it easy to read the time at a glance, but the negative-LCD screens are small and hard to read unless it's at the right angle - trade off for style. It has a lot of functionality, though the menus and controls are somewhat complicated. The only feature I consistently use is the snooze alarm, which is loud enough to wake me, though not obnoxious enough to keep me awake... But it repeats enough so the realization that I need to get up sets in. The Lume on the hands is there, but only lasts for a few minutes. Water resistance is good; I've gone swimming with it a few times without issue. At this price point, the band isn't spectacular in quality or fit, but is comfortable. I have small wrists, but the watch is light weight, and doesn't look too big.

Love the watch. The grey continents over the black that’s high gloss and no shine black make this pretty. Sets easy enough, super durable and looks good on a black fabric nato strap also.

Perfect for day used, good value for money, comfortable and good size for big hands

I loved the look online, but when it arrived I realized I made a mistake. It doesn't have a stem and crown - that knob typically on the right side of the watch by the 3 that you turn to set the hands. That's apparently done via the push buttons around the face. Which leads me to issue #2 - the owner's manual. It is tiny - maybe 2 inches long by 1 inch wide, comes with 3 languages folded in half under the mounting piece that holds the watch in the box. As a result of which, the type font is miniscule. Now I'm older and my near vision isn't strong, but with reading glasses I can read most things. I actually needed a magnifying glass to read these instructions. And they've apparently packed a lot of functionality into the watch - world time, stopwatch, countdown timer, 3 daily alarms, calendar. There are probably more - I just copied from the page on the Amazon website. In any event - a lot going on there. More than I'm interested in mastering just to set the time. And it has several small digital/LCD displays that were too small and dark against the black face for me to read. And finally, the watch is huge and bulky. More like a bedside alarm clock than a wristwatch from my perspective. I wish Amazon allowed a No Rating review, since I really didn't get a chance to use the watch so I don't want to skew their rating, hence a 3, which from my perspective is a "neutral".

My beloved dad left me a Rolex GMT Master "Fat Lady" circa 1983 and I love it and, living as I do in Fort Wayne, IN, I am reluctant to wear it. When I do, people either ask me if it is fake or zaftig women with prickly heat chapped inner thighs secondary to ambulatory difficulty, ask me if I am busy tonight. I purchased this watch and now realize that it keeps better time than my well maintained bequeathment. As such. I will likely continue procuring this model about which I have little concern and no overwheliming affinity, unlike the aforementioned Rolex. I highly commend Amazon. This fine company has built a better mousetrap and I will never buy 85% of the products needed for activities of daily living using any other provider. Long live Amazon!

It's a great option for a sport watch that you can wear casually. It feels light on the wrist but once you wear it it doesn't feel bad. The only thing is that most of the time you will see the digital time instead of the analog because the claws are difficult ro read

Elegant, sporty, and semi-formal. It stands out for its 47.7mm dial. Casio excels at offering reliable, large-dial watches, measuring over 47 or 50 mm. It also features a WORLD TIMER, is water-resistant to 100 meters, has a stopwatch, and a tactical design that makes it a standout item.

This item appears very legible with all areas easily seen but it actually has dark "blackout" dial and face and only the main hands can be seen after daylight. All the other ancillary dials and world time is not viewable unless something like a flashlight is shown directly on the dial. I didn't expect that according to the pictures and YouTube review. CC