MRW200H Series | Unisex Analog Watch | 100M WR | Stainless Steel Case | Resin Band | 2 Hand Analog (HR, Min, SEC) | Date Display | Screw Down Crown/Screw Down Caseback | 3 Year Battery

Great value and functional. Bezel rotates, numbers are readable even with my aged eyes. Keeps great time. Very pleased with Casio all around.

I been wearing Casio watches for daily wear over 2 decades now. I own a lot of different watches from super fancy to Apple etc. It’s been about a week since I put this Casio watch on my wrist and I love it for the price I wasn’t expecting a lot I wanted cheap comfy watch to wear it to work and if I bang it up and break it I wouldn’t care, and for the price it’s an amazing watch. Very light by weight you don’t even feel it on your wrist day and date works great (the day part got me confused at first I set it to English days at around midnight when it switched to next day it was in Spanish 🤷🏻‍♂️ but after few hrs it switch to a English) it will keep the settings you will set to English or Spanish full next day switch will be around 3-4am, also It’s the little things that matters the part that holds the remaining of the band when you put it on has a little teeth on the inside of the wrist band so the ring it holds it in place it doesn’t slide up and down, cool lil feature. Over all I give this $20+ watch 5 stars. Casio didn’t disappoint

The watch face looks good and is easy to read. The hands are much more Luminance than the numbers.WHY did Casio skimp/cheapen the watch like this? When you first go in a dark are the watch looks like a Luminox. In about 15 minutes the numbers are gone, but the hands still visible for a quite a while longer. Sorry haven't actually timed it. Casio came so close to upstaging watches costing hundreds but cut corners on the number illumination. So if you wake during the night you better have a light handy if you want to know the time. The band is comfortable and very long, should fit wrist up to about 9 1/4". The watch/band combo are very light weight. See my setting notes as Casio's instruction are poor to worthless. The bezel rotates in both directions, so not a true dive bezel. No click detents, but it has enough resistance not to easily move by hitting /rubbing against clothes, pockets, etc. during normal activities. Conclusion: NO WHERE will you find a watch with these features for under $20. Even under $50 or $100, unless you are looking at another Casio. Timex watches are great but they miss the point in features that I want. Even their "dive" watches are too damn small. I do wish this Casio had a IndiGlow type feature since the luminance is lame. 40 Grams 1.4 ounces wrist fit: buckle to: last hole in band appox 9 1/4 inches, end of band approx 10 1/4 inches note: my wrist appox 7 1/2 inches fits band hole 5 (of 11) comfort not tight Side note: when I was diving seriously I had a $50 100m resin Casio that looked like this, but had real Luminance, one way bezel, a scratch proof crystal and went below 100' (even 130 at times) on a regular basis for over 5 years until I lost it. Several of my dive buddies went to Casio after their $300 dive watches failed while my Casio kept going. Avoid setting date or day of week between 9pm and 5am as they may not change correctly the next day(per Casio) Date- pull crown out to 1st position, rotate counterclockwise until correct date shows in window. Day of Week- pull crown out to 1st position , rotate clockwise(see note below) until correct language day of week shows in window. UPDATE: This setting is harder on this watch than any watch I have previously had; it is a total pain in the butt. I think part of the problem is having Spanish days also. After resetting many times I finally got it to change properly but since it has a second language the day of week doesn't show until about 4am. This is unacceptable and stupid. Do they think everyone is sleeping between midnight and 4am so it doesn't matter? Casio should have two versions, one for English and one for Spanish. This is aggravating enough to drop it from 5 to 3.5 stars. Note: you cannot change day until time is set after 6 pm or later. Time- pull crown out to 2nd position, this will stop second hand. set time by rotating crown to current time, push crown in to restart time (second hand wil restart) For most accurate time setting: pull crown out to 2nd position when second hand at 12 (,this will stop second hand), set time by rotating crown to 10 min past time and reverse to current time + one Minute, when your master timer (computer, cell phone, or Government central clock that shows seconds ) reaches the exact minute-zero seconds you set push crown in immediately and your watch is "set to the second" or synchronized. Bezel- rotate bezel until triangle/arrow on bezel aligns with minute hand. Without moving bezel you can tell "elapsed" time by looking at which number on the bezel the minute hand is pointing at; up to one hour. After an hour you need to remember to add how many hours have pasted and add to the minutes indicated by minute hand and bezel numbers. An alternate and less used way for bidirectional bezels is to turn the triangle/arrow on the bezel to the time you want to end timing: ie time is 4:07 and you want to run 20 minutes, set bezel triangle/arrow to 4:27 then run until minute hand points to bezel triangle/arrow. This way you don't notice minutes just finish time. NOTE on pictures: the one of the watch in the dark shows how bright it is initially, this does not last long. I left the end of the band out of the retainer loop just to show how much extra is available.

I needed an inexpensive watch for a road trip that would give me the day and date and allow me to add a small compass to the band. Having had several Casio watches in the past I looked at that brand first. At first, I ignored this watch, because it was so inexpensive that I figured it couldn’t be worth anything. However, after looking at several more expensive versions I returned to look at the reviews on this watch. There were enough good things said about this watch that I decided to buy it. I figured that for the price of a few gallons of gas if it only lasted a month it would have met the requirement that I had for it. I got it several days ago and set it up immediately. Like several other reviewers have indicated, getting the day and date to change is a bit of a challenge initially. I resolved that by winding the minute hand past the point where I saw the date change and then continued to move that hand to after 5 AM. It was very easy to set the date and day at that point. Once I had it set up, I set the time using the Verizon time on my iPhone. I set the hour; the minute; and the second. Four days later the watch has not lost or gained a second. So it gets an A+ for accuracy. This watch is not a rugged watch but it appears that it will hold up to getting wet in rain or from perspiration and it will probably work pretty well in the humid environments. The numbers and markings on the face are very easy to see in the daytime. However, there are no luminous features on the markings so seeing it at night requires a light source. The battery claims it will work for five years in this watch. I doubt that I will be back to confirm that. The only negative comment I have is that this watch is made in the land of the Great Wall and surveillance balloons. I can’t understand why a company like Casio can’t come up with manufacturing locations in central and South America. *UPDATE* 8/4/24 - I have had this watch for a week and I am amazed. Either Verizon uses this watch to run their system clock, or this watch is tethered to my iPhone’s clock, or this watch has perfect time… Whatever it is, the watch has not lost or gained one second since I set it a week ago. For just over $20, even if it breaks down in a year, it is worth it for an outdoor or work watch. I would not hesitate to buy one again. *UPDATE* 12/18/24 Okay, here is an update that I really never figured I would make. This watch is as good, if not better, than my old Casios that crapped out after years of Army living in the field or my dress watches made by Seiko (the official timepiece of the Vietnam War). Other than the lack of luminous face features this watch is fantastic. It got a pretty good workout on the extended trip that I bought it for. It survived several soakings, jarring and long periods of extreme vibrations. The mechanical functions are still tight and the time is incredibly accurate, losing only a few seconds per month. So my advice is go ahead and buy one. If anyone from Casio is reading this I would suggest adding small tritium capsules at each hour on the face and tritium on the three hands, jack up the price a bit and sell it. It would be a great watch.

I have five Casio watches - from GSHOCK to ProTrek. This dive watch is as good a quality as those at an amazing price.

This watch is built dirt-cheap. I expected that much from a $18 watch. I was still disappointed, because I was under the impression Casio was above this. Honestly, if it broke before the month is over, it would not surprise me any. While I didn't like the cheap build, I'm not gonna lie, I really liked the look of this watch, especially considering the price. It is also the easiest of the analog watches to tell time. I did come close to giving this watch a one star. After I had already placed the order for the watch, I noticed some one star reviews noting the defective calendar dial. I didn't worry much, considering how few one star reviews this watch actually had on Amazon. I got mine delivered just today, and indeed, my 'day' setting was stuck & would not move. As I set everything else, I kept playing with it. Turning the crown slow, fast, slow while pressuring the crown in-out-up-down, you get the idea. Behold, it did start to show some movement, so I kept playing with it. After I spun that crown couple hundred times or so, really fast, the dial became unstuck. It is functioning perfectly now. P.S. Watch I received is "JAPAN MOV'T", "CASED IN CHINA". ***UPDATE*** 2/8/13 I really like this watch. It is the cheapest watch I own, but I wear this one almost everyday. It has performed perfectly, and it has been highly accurate as well. I got it in September, it's February now. If it's still this good next September, I'm gonna have to give it five stars. ***UPDATE2*** 9/27/13 As promised, I'm bumping it from 3 to 5 stars. Not that I've put it thru a torture test, but it has performed perfectly as a daily wear watch thru some exposure to water(never submerged though), and plenty of tossing & bumping around. I got more than my money's worth. ***UPDATE3*** 12/8/14 Still performing perfectly, even after 2+ years. Keeps very accurate time, too. My first impression of this watch was dead wrong. ***FINAL UPDATE*** 3/12/15 I originally purchased this watch knowing that its design borrowed heavily from the Luminox Navy SEAL watch. I finally bought that Luminox couple of months ago when I misplaced this Casio. I've found the Casio since, but I no longer wear it for obvious reasons, so this would be the last update of my review. I guess I used this watch for nearly 2.5 years, and other than the defective calendar dial I wrestled with at the start, it's been 100% problem free. Even the band/strap's still in perfect shape, and is powered by the original battery it came with. Well done, Casio. :)

The price is great on this watch, but one should be aware of what you’re getting for 20-something bucks. First off, it is labeled as “WATER RESIST - 100M”. No way in the world could this watch “resist” 330 feet of pressure! Doubt if it could survive 33 INCHES, as the crown is not sealed well and does not screw down (which greatly improves water resistance). So don’t rely on it being waterproof. 2) The crown is very small in height & diameter, and there are two resin “ears” protecting it; this makes it difficult to set the time, day or date as the crown is somewhat hard to grasp & turn. This is especially troublesome if you have large fingers. 3) While the bezel does rotate smoothly, be aware that there are no “clicks” to securely hood it in place, and the bezel is not unidirectional and do can turn either way. Does this make it a “bad” watch? No, but I’d say it’s a swell $25 watch! The pluses are: 1) a very legible dial with large numerals, 2) a large and clearly visible day & date display (a very big plus as so many watches have tiny day-date displays, even much higher priced ones), 3) luminous hands (another surprise in such an inexpensive watch!) and 4) it’s very light in weight. Overall, it’s well-worth the money and far outshines many watches in the $25-$50 price range. UPDATE: I eventually swapped out the stiff resin watch band for a silicone one. I chose a funky orange color, to make the watch a bit less chintzy looking and more fun to look at. It makes the watch much more comfortable to wear. I still do like this Casio, it’s a superb watch if your hands are deep in an engine bay poking around!

I have a more expensive watch but can't wear it while swimming and doing dirty jobs. This watch is perfect as a beater. Easy to read and maintain and keeps perfect time.

Good value for money watch. The watch is perfect for daily use.

Meu esposo amou! Ele coleciona relógio.

Funziona bene anche durante l’attività sportiva.

Good and as expected worth for value But delivery made issues I had to receive from the currier office far away from home

This is a terrific watch for the price. I gave this watch to my mother who is elderly. I did not want to spend a large amount on a watch for her since she could easily lose it. For this model series I read some positive reviews about it. The scaling is very easy to read. This is especially good for elderly people, or for someone who has poor eyesight. I like the white numbers and hands on the black background. It shows the day of the week and the date. I found this watch very easy to set. The case is a hard type of plastic construction. The band looks to be made of a silicon base. For general use this watch is tough enough. I would not call this an outright diving watch to go in to the ocean or really deep in to the water. The crown is not a screw down type. The rotating bezel moves both clockwise and counter-clockwise, unlike the unidirectional counter-clockwise only bezels found on a good diver watch. The unidirectional bezel prevents the watch from ever accidentally displaying less time elapsed than actually has. A proper and safe diving watch bezel has stepped increments that require some force applied to rotate it. This is to not easily accidentally move the bezel. I am very sure you can take a bath or a shower while wearing this watch. I did not rate this watch for water poof because I do not intend to test it for water proof, or use it as a dive watch. For sure the person I gave this watch to will not take in in to any deep water at all. This watch is not a G-Shock series, therefore I would not put it through any very rough treatment. As for time keeping this watch is very good. I did not check it to know how many seconds per month it would maintain, but being a quartz watch and with a big name brand I do trust it will be very good for the cost. Most of these watches in this price range are officially rated to +-15 seconds per month. In reality they tend to do somewhat better. I remember on the back of the watch it said the movement was made in Japan and the case was made in China. I read that the same model of movement of this watch is used in a number of different styles in this series. 1 I would recommend this watch to anyone who wants a low cost analog watch that you can depend on. If you have a kid and you want them to have a watch that is not expensive this model could be a good choice. It is very good for the price. There is no back light or any alarms in this watch. Less features will help to lengthen the battery life. In reality a basic rule is, the more simple the watch the better off it will be over the long run. This watch makes for a good low cost watch for knocking round, and is easily replaceable in case it gets busted up.