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The backlight is not very good, hard to see the display in the dark. The watch loses about 4 to 5 seconds a month which is within specs. I would rather have it gain 20 secs a month, though, than lose 5 secs - don't make me late! I used my last Casio in the pool which was the Illuminator model, lost it and replaced with this, so I hope it also works in water without dying. Only paid nine bucks for it, so can't complain. Very comfortable and lightweight.
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Inexpensive watch, my second one of the same type, first one broke due to my 3 year old grandson grabbing and pulling on it. This newest watch, the clasp broke after a week of use and I replaced the broken clasp with parts from my first watch. The first watch is still running with no battery change after 4 years of use. Down side, the back lite is very weak for viewing the time in the dark.
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The price is very good. It does what you buy it for. Issue is the size of the item. Perhaps we are used to bulky watches but this looks more like a boy/teen/woman-size watch. Yet it is sold as men's watch. The ad does give the size 35 mm or 1 3/8 inches (that is the largest width inclusive of buttons) but until you get it you don't realize how thin/light/small it is. The light is also faint and you may have a hard time with the thin/short wrist band. Otherwise it is very practical in the sense that the screen is not cluttered with the nonsense you see on many watches. If you are a man with large hands this is probably not for you.
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I have bought several of this model over the past 4 years. I tend to beat the heck out of watches, and for that reason, I do not invest in expensive watches. On one watch, the crystal fell off after about 18 months of use. I bought another one, but it would not keep very good time losing several minutes per day. I ended up transferring the guts of my old watch (kept excellent time) to the new case and used it for several more years. I just purchased another one, that keeps excellent time, losing about 1 second every few days. All said, I recommend this watch for all you folks who also beat the heck out of watches, but still want accurate time at a low price.
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I've owned several of these watches over the years and haven't had any problems with the watches themselves. They're rugged, keep accurate time and the batteries last a very long time. The only weak spot is with the watch bands. The bands break or the keeper breaks which requires buying a new band but the cost of a new band is the same or more than buying a new watch. I usually get 2-3 years of use before having to buy a new one because of the band issues.
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