Casio Wave Ceptor Illuminator Atomic Timekeeping Stopwatch Men's Digital Watch WV-200R-5ACF

Relogio casio wv-200R-5ACF muito lindo.chega rapido vendedor nota 1000 envia o relogio no mesmo dia da compra estou muito satisfeito com o atendimento amazon

Excelente reloj, lo volvería a comprar

This is such a good watch alongside many many other great offerings from Casio. The size and shape and details make it look good for a lot of situations not too big not too many ornamental elements. Of course, the wave receptor radio is a very nice feature as is the world time. Illumination works well, not as hard to set or set up as some suggested pretty easy, especially with the guidance online. It’s built very rugged probably the most rugged non-G-Shock Casio I’ve seen. I was pleasantly surprised by the overall look and function, especially in tan. Highly recommended great value.

Well packed and protected and delivered from the US to the UK 2 days early. It's so easy and intuitive to set up. Has a good strap adjustment for my 7" wrist without excessive strap overhang not too light or heavy, just the right weight, feels very comfortable for a daily wear. The display is clear and uncomplicated, all with the benefit of atomic timekeeping and 200 atm. Represents to me such good quality and value for money. This is my first ever Casio watch, looking for the next one - 5 stars.

Another classic Casio that does as Casios do - work. Some reviewers claim that you can't set the time yourself on these if it can't receive the atomic radio signal. Wrong. You just turn off the receiver in settings from "auto" to "off" and set the watch like any other. People need to learn to read the directions, or, at least, watch a YouTube video, on how to run the watch before leaving negative reviews. So far it's a great, inexpensive timepiece that keeps exact time. Pros: It's tough 200 meter water resistant Atomic auto setting - easy to force receiving. Easy controls World time Shows day of week, month, and time on screen all at once. Easy to hear beeper (that can be muted easily). Inexpensive to own while always keeping perfect time. Light is good and bright. Easy on / off day light saving. Cons: Can't think of any. One of my first watches 40 years ago was a Casio W750 Marlin that I used for scuba diving. Casios were cool then and are still cool now. And yes, that old watch still runs perfectly and has only had 2 battery changes in all that time. Casio's a name you can trust and I'm sure this watch will run just fine for years to come.