CasioMen's HDA600B-1BV 10-Year Battery Sport Watch

Hard to beat this watch at its price point. It is on the smaller side, but still a nice looking piece. The bull bars give it an extra character of toughness and with the 10yr battery, there’s not much to nit pick about. Yes, it’s small, but that’s not necessarily a negative. It’s light and makes it easy to forget you’re wearing it. And although it’s smaller, it’s still legible and easy to read. It has a cool,appearance too. Gave it to my Pastor as a gift and he immediately liked it and was thankful because his other watch quit working on him. He said he felt naked without having a watch and he’s been enjoying this ever since I gave it to him as a gift. Again, it may be small, but it’s a tough little watch that looks like it has an attitude and with a 10yr battery, this is tough to beat for a Casio that’s under $20.00. It’s small, but lean and definitly mean!

Excellent watch for the money. 100m water resistance, ideal size, long battery life and very affordable. It’s the perfect daily work watch.

Very small wrist strap. The watch itself is very nice with a simple and elegant design. The only downside is the wrist strap/band is very small making adjustments difficult.

A very neat watch that keeps a good time with a long battery life

You know, Casio watches rarely disappoint, and the HDA600B is no exception.My dad, who's in his 70s, just signed up for water aerobics at our new community pool. To help him keep track of time without worrying about splashes, I snagged him this watch. The 100M water resistance is absolutely perfect for his daily swimming and general use – no issues there at all.It's got a lightweight design, so he says it's super comfortable to wear all day. And that classic metal guard around the crystal? That's vintage Casio practicality right there – keeps it from getting scratched up, which is a huge plus.But honestly, the biggest win for us is how simple it is to operate. My dad found adjusting digital watches or smart watch for daylight saving or travel super frustrating. With this analog one, he can handle all the time adjustments himself without needing to ask for help, which genuinely makes him happy. For an older person, that independence means a lot.Getting a 100M water-resistant watch with a 10-year battery life for under thirty bucks? Only Casio can pull that off. This watch is a no-brainer recommendation!

Nice looking and works fine so far but the hour hand is red and very hard to read except in bright sunlight.

I bought this watch as a Christmas gift for my brother. It looks exactly the same in person as it does in the picture. From just a few days' use, here is the breakdown I would give.Pros:Good, sturdy wristband (he complained about his previous watch, which was velcro)Bars across the face help to prevent scratched plasticEasy to setEast to readLooks good10 years of battery lifeCons:No backlightBars can sometimes obstruct the timeMy own personal experience with Casio has been positive. I have a Casio watch of my own that is analog-digital with a metal band. It is by and far the most reliable little watch I have ever owned. Everything else Casio I've owned or used is of the same high quality.Overall, I would get this watch for someone who is notorious for being slightly clumsy or rough with their belongings. Hopefully this watch will serve my brother well, as he is sometimes careless and notorious for knocking things around.

Liked: Protective metal bars make for distinct look - creative but utilitarian; Reasonable case dimendions - easier on the wrist... and eyes, too; Not all resin straps are created equal, and this one is near-perfect - softness, pliability/flexibility, and weight.Disliked: Not much; hopeful the soft-feeling strap will last a long time; day-of-the-week fearture, if added, would make this a perfect daily-wear piece.