Sale! Casio Men’s Quartz Illuminator Calculator Black Resin Band 41mm Watch DBC32-1A

★★★★☆ It has real buttons and not a flat panel touch pad. This makes it easier to select the correct digit. Not as cool as a cell phone wrist watch, but comes in handy when you need a calculator, a appointment reminder or to look up a phone number. The Illuminator function is nice, as it lights up without pushing a button. It has many other functions also. Nicer in chrome. Plastic band is hot and uncomfortable, but works until it breaks. All models have a plastic case, which I don't care for.

★☆☆☆☆ The watch works very well, very good design. However, I got the watch, set it, and was really happy with it. 3 hours later and it's off by a 1.5 seconds. Off by .5 seconds per hour, 1 minute per 5 days, or 6 minutes every month. If it was off by 1 second every day I would be fine, but 1 second every 2 hours is too much.

★★★★★ I've worn a Casio telememo then calculator-databank since the it was invented, early 1980s, non stop. I bought this as distant travel banger watch as my current databanks are now collectors items and impossible to replace. Pro This model has been in the catalog since 2004, proven design and durability Expected Casio build quality despite changing country of make, over the decades Casio engineering ergonomics, if you've used one before, it has a design feel for all what buttons do and screen layout bigger LCD and characters, easier to see for old eyes despite being just LCD side lighting lights up entire LCD despite coming only from the lower left of screen easy to program without reading manual, but better read manual to know all capabilities keyboard is best design yet, keys are angular and raised making a sharp peak, easier to press than prior designs 'hacker' free, old tech, no internet or connection to outside world! 10 year battery life, we hope the for 'Ex' function makes currency conversion convenient or use for quick tip calculation auto backlit on function weekday auto set once correct time, and date accurate to under 0.5 sec/day, tested 1 week side keys are bigger and easier to operate than old designs Cons only 25 pages, compared to the 300 limit in old models memory clears when battery is changed only 5 alarms that can't be labeled, I had 30+ on my other, you can make as many as memory allows backlight is one sided, old design ELD lights up the LCD evenly, and very brightly no countdown timer alphanumerics are scrolled through, on the old design there were 3 letters per key, takes longer to input no search function for memos the beep function for time is not as clearly different than older designs [ used for confirming the time screen is on only by sound] auto backlight is too sensitive for most functions, best only for driving in the evenings if you don't have a dash clock Note, letter and memo will faster scroll if held down for 2 sec, so you don't have to press one key at a time