Jan 26 2012
Casio CA-53W-1Z Collection Watch – Discount Deal
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Casio CA-53W-1Z Collection Watch
- Protective mineral crystal protects watch from scratches
- Quartz movement
- Resin case; black dial; perpetual-calendar functions
- Water-resistant to 165 feet (50 M)
Complete with an eight-digit calculator plus providing around five years of power lifetime, the Twincept Watch #CA53W-1 is stylish plus resistant. This high-performance timepiece attributes a 1/100 2nd stop observe, double time, daily alert, hourly time signal, plus automatic perpetual calendar. 12- plus 24-hour formats keep the day on-track, when a power lifetime of around five years delivers dependable performance. There’s additionally a durable resin strap with adjustable buckle for a comfortable, secure fit. Water resistance with 165 feet along with a mineral crystal guards against wear plus rip, whilst the precision of quartz movement ensures dependability.
List Discount Deal: £13.45
Price: £13.45
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Casio CA-53W-1Z Collection Watch
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S. Cummins "vaccinalbowl"
Jan 26, 2012 @ 18:33:44
Great Watch,
I got this watch as a gift from my girlfriend. I am very happy with the product. It has both 24 and 12 hour time. It has an hourly time signal and one alarm. It is water resistant which means it is okay for splashes and rain but not swimming. It has a calender pre programmed up until 2079. There is a dual time feature as well as a stopwatch. The watch is nice and small also. It is is nice and thin and not too bulky on the wrist. The calculator handles addition subtraction multiplication and disivsion on positive and negative real numbers and is proving to be very handy. Having the calculator on your wrist is a huge convenience compared to say on a phone.
The only negative I have with this watch is it’s lack of light. There is no backlight which means it is hard to read in difficult lighting conditions. My last watch had and I noticed this at the start. However reading the time in pitch darkness is a very rare occurence and is done much more seldom than one who has a back lit watch might think. The display is visible in poor visibility just not complete darkness.
If you want an accurate watch this is the one with time loss of gain of 15 seconds per month in the worst case scenario. If you are looking for a reliable and almost vintage at this stage watch this is the one for you.
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|Y. Chan
Jan 26, 2012 @ 19:10:02
Still wearing it, and still getting cool comments from it.,
I remember the original and I have no idea where it’s gone, but for twenty quid! this is a cheap revisit to my 80′s past. shame there’s no back light on this model but then again it is exactly what the old one was, so I’m happy.
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