CasioWS1600H Series | Men’s Watch | Sports Design | Stopwatch | Countdown Timer | LED Light with Afterglow | 100M WR | Daily Alarm | Auto Calendar | World Time | 10 Year Battery

Absolutely love this watch. Great Display and easy to read. The motion graphic are cool and retro. The back light is bright and stays on for a second after pressing it. The band is comfortable and easy to clasp. Definitely a Must Buy for Casio enthusiasts .

I wanted to watch that displayed the date and time. And chimed on the hour. It fits great. It's a great bargain for the price. It's good quality. It's accurate with My phone. It's water resistant I've showered with it. It's lightweight. Love the design.

It think this is my sixth Casio I've purchased over the past couple of years. Over this period, I've had zero issues with any of these watches.I decided to buy this particular model up on a whim, whilst browsing Amazon. I saw some online reviews about particular model, and everyone said the same thing - the WS1600H-1AV is a very good watch.Anyway, there really isn't too much to say. You're not going to beat Casio for its price and this new model is a take on the cult classic 'Casio Royale'. This has two countdown timers - one for every second and the second for every 10 second period. Once the 10 second timer hits six bars (sixty seconds), it resets back to zero. It's a neat, different twist.As with the 'Casio Royale', it has the usual features such as world times with cities, timers, alarms and background light. All work well and are set easily.If you want a solid, durable digital watch that will not break the bank, then it's going to hard to beat this Casio.

Great brand.Great lookGreat feel.Love and have yet to get down most of the features.5 out 5 star watch.

I saw a review on YouTube where they were selling these stainless steel case/bracelet kits for this watch for like $100. I just bought a Casio AE1200WH and a $9 watch repair tool kit and swapped out the …action? The… timepiece? Whatever it’s called. THE GUTS. Totally interchangeable! Anyway, it’s now officially super duper.CHRONOGRAPH - is weird… it’s a stop-watch that doesn’t really stop, lol. A non-stop watch.The chronograph has a “target” setting, so you get a series of beeps when you get to that minute marker, I guess to notify you of your upcoming goal. I love it. Totally weird.TIMERS - Very quirky functionality, but very cool, if you want/need up to 9 interval timers. When one of the preset timers hit 00:00 it starts counting forward to tell you how far past the mark you ended up. Delightful! INTERVAL TIMERS - I use this to wake up and get in the shower (01:00) then I give myself 03:00 to take a shower, 03:00 to get dressed, and 03:00 to get downstairs, with coffee brewed and sitting at my desk. Bam, best ten minutes of my day! Then I do 20:00 Pomodoro sets of reading/journaling. Super handy for studying, task management, working out, etc. Nerd out and get this one if you are likewise inclined!

I love everything about this watch EXCEPT the stopwatch, which is terrible. Sometimes people need to time things in hours, especially when traveling, but this stopwatch can't do it. Even though the large display shows hundredths of seconds (which itself is ridiculous) you can't stop or pause it at anything finer than a second, which is rounded down only. You also can't see the time when the stopwatch is running. I can think of a better way to do it. Show hours, minutes and seconds elapsed in the main LCD display and rely on the graphic display for tenths of seconds. Continue to show the time on the top line of the LCD, as is done in the other modes. This stopwatch was probably designed for football (soccer), but this kind of timer would go better in a sports watch, not a travel watch. I gave a rating of four stars but would give it a five if the stopwatch was fixed. It is extremely affordable, the dual time zones are a welcome feature, and the preset countdown times is a great innovation. It also looks nice and is quite comfortable. Let's hope that Casio comes out with an update.

Why would I need an expensive watch with chronometers and mechanical kinetic bs when a $20 beater casio can do everything those expensive watches can do and more. And if I can do it with the nerd sheik stylings that appeal to my Gen-X brain - then yeah...I gonna take that cheap little Casio, pimp it out a bit and ride that indestructible sonovabish for a solid decade. Just watch me. Ugh.This watch, specifically with the orange accents reminds me of some of the cooler parts of my childhood. Stuff like Battlestar Galactica, the early Star Trek films and the Rebel Alliance in Empire springs to mind. Plus it all fits into the same case as the Casio Royale...so there are good options to spring for an upgraded SKX Mod steel case if I like this thing enough after I've used for 1-10 years. We'll have to see.What's notable about it over the other Casios? Not a ton. The actual time readout IS bigger and more visible than on the Royale. It also doesn't randomly change timezones when I accidentally push the button like the Royale does. The light is just okay. The complication is pretty intuitive and usable. There's only one alarm. I probably won't end up using the interval timer since I don't teach soccer.Everything else about the menus and features is pretty standard. I've added some Jay & Kay's 22mm strap adapters and a thick $10 NATO strap while I save up for the steel and sapphire case. So far though, I'm really digging it. Who knows...maybe you will too.

Easier to read than my negative face 5600-bb. One negative is that the buttons can be pressed easily, so I end up hitting the “start” button often if I am doing push-ups or dips. Did great while swimming and is holding up well so far. Would still highly recommend at this price point.