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(More customer reviews)This watch has a whole lot of amazing features.To start off, it's solar powered!Solar collectors around the watch face recharge it's battery during the day.I love that it's got Analog stylings but the added option of Digital time keeping.It has glow in the dark numbers for 12, 9, and 3 along with back-lighting of the digital screen.There's more interesting features though.A couple of features you won't find on your average watch are it's power save mode, and it's auto-back-lighting feature.
The Auto Light Switch is controlled by a couple sensors which detect when you've raised your wrist to look at the watch and what the availble light is.If this feature is enabled, and it's dark, and you tilt your wrist to see the time the back light turns on and illuminates the digital readout auto matically.
The Power Save mode will conserve power during the night by putting the watch into a "sleep" mode just like computers have to conserve power.During the day it draws power from the sun to recharge it's internal battery so power save mode only activates during the night.The watch will awaken automatically for a ton of different reasons.Touch a button, tilt your wrist, or move to a lighted area, or just by the time of day progressing awakens the watch.
The worst things about the watch are that it tends to get scratched.I hear that car polish can rejuvinate the face of the watch, and I'm going to try something like that to fix some small scratches mine recieved. Also, the rubber band will wear out after heavy use.I'm the type that almost never takes off their watch for long.However, I do tend to take it off frequently for short periods to let my skin breathe.I wear it so much my skin under the plastic band has it pretty rough, but this is true with all watches of this type.I think the heavy use is the biggest the cause of the wear on the band, but the plastic may be slightly weaker than average in an attempt to make it more soft and comfortable.The final negative aspect I can think of is that only the digital portion features back-lighting, not the full face.Wait one more thing, the standard digital functions are lacking a count down feature, so if you're expecting that, you're out of luck.
The positives far out way the negatives for me though.This is one of the coolest watches I've ever seen!I love analog/digital watches.I think they merge style and function best, giving me the flexibility to read either indication of time depending on what I'm in the mood for.I think that this watch especially has great style and looks to it.The only thing that could make it better for me would be if it featured some sort of titanium watch band or something.This is an awesome watch and if you like the looks and you like the features I've mentioned then you'll probably really like this watch.It's got everything, including a standard set of watch functions that like every Casio digital watch has so I won't bore you with those.This is a great watch for any techie type that likes nifty gadgets!
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Product Description:
This stylish and casual Casio sport watch offers a classic analog design paired with multi-function digital watch appeal. The sleek gray-toned dial comes with Arabic numeral and dash indexes, with luminous hands and several luminous numerals for easy night reading. A semi-circular digital window at six o'clock also illuminates and conveniently displays a second time, the day and date, and battery power level. This digital-quartz watch also comes with a handy daily alarm function, hourly time signals, a 1/100 second stopwatch with elapsed time capability, and a power saving function. The watch's long black control buttons on the sides of the metal-toned bezel complement the watch's streamlined look and black polyurethane band. This timepiece is built with a durable resin case, is water resistant up to 165 feet.
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