Die Uhr bietet alles, was ich brauche für wenig Gewicht und Geld. Read more

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I looked around a lot for a watch like this, and read a lot of reviews before buying it. I wanted a good, dependable EDC (every day) watch that could time me on runs, hikes, and help me out on the trail with some general direction, all for less than $75. I actually ordered the comparable TIMEX (Expedition Trail T49612) version of this watch and sent it back. The TIMEX was huge, hard to read, and just didn't look good (greenish markings on huge black rubber case). I seem to keep coming back to CASIO because they seem to just "get it right" for me. What's the difference between the SGW100B-3V (this watch) and the SGW100-1V, you ask? It's the same watch, as near as I can tell, except the 3V has a high-quality nylon wristband and the 1V has a rubberized sports band. I chose the 3V because I have not had good experience with rubberized wristbands. They aren't too comfortable, either. I wore a G-SHOCK for a few years until all the eyelets in the band tore into one, long slit. This didn't hold my watch on too well, and I lost it in the ocean. The nylon on the 3V is great. It is durable, looks better than the rubber wristband, and is comfortable. It doesn't pull on my arm hairs like the rubber always did. Now, for the watch itself. Great readability and functionality. I like the how the seconds are displayed on the line under the hour and minutes, so your eyes instantly fall on the 4-digit time. The ILLUMINATOR feature makes all the digits shine, but not the face. This makes the watch extremely readable in the dark, but you're not going to be able to use it like a mini-flashlight. The 4-button controls are easy to master. Here's a pro-tip for you: Rather than straining your eyes to read the tiny operation manual, look up the PDF online from Casio and use the zoom to read it like normal text. The digital thermometer is just as others have described. On my wrist, it usually shows about 85 degrees (no matter what the air temp is), but it is accurate when the watch is unworn for 30 minutes or more. The temperature is factory calibrated, but you can check it against another thermometer and adjust it by a few tenths of a degree if you wish. I think the thermometer function is helpful for waking up in a tent or bivouac with your 3V next to you and checking the temp before you crawl out of your bag. The digital compass is excellent. I have checked it against several other commercial and mil-spec compasses and it's readings are pretty dead on. Even though CASIO says it's not meant for accurate land navigation, but more for general direction, I feel it could hang in there for some basic land nav. There are 16 directional arrow indicators around the outside of the face for indicating North, so your arrow is less accurate than your digital compass degree reading (360 degrees). The compass needs to be user-calibrated something like every 100 days. This means spinning your watch 360 degrees while it is taking readings. I'm really not sure what the purpose of this is--it might have something to do with ensuring the magnetic sensor has not become inaccurate due to ambient magnetism or a bad bearing. There is also a declination adjustment (look yours up online by ZIP code) so that your watch can show you true North. I play a little "game" with the compass when I'm bored. If I'm somewhere I've never been, I'll mentally guess which direction is North and check myself with the watch. I know; I'm a nerd. The world time feature is great with plenty of city time-zones and a DST toggle. If your friend is overseas and you want to know if it's too early/late to call, it's literally ONE button-push away to check. I keep mine on LON (London) time so I can quickly see UTC. Standard stop watch. Elapsed, split time, and two-finisher capabilities. The buttons are pretty easy to push, and this helps with reliable start and stop. We've all been there, with our thumbnail on a tiny metallic button, when we tell our friend, "Ready... Set... Go! Wait, I mean, Go! Now!" Standard timer. Keeps going when viewing other modes. Four alarms WITH snooze function. Not bad! Overall, the watch just looks good. I would say it gives off a hiker or possibly military-type look. The different colored markings on the case and the silver/grey bezel kind of catch the eye. You can tell it's not a cheap drug-store watch just by the look of it (which is more than you can say for some of the CASIO styles). If you're not used to a large watch, you'll think this is pretty big. It's fine for me. I do have to lift it slightly up on my arm when getting into the front-leaning rest position (push-ups) or else it digs into the top of my hand, so that's something to consider. I have three minor nit-picks of the watch, but not enough to dock a star-rating on a stellar watch: - You can only scan through the time-zones in WT mode in one direction. - I can't remember which mode this was, but at one point I was adjusting a value on the watch and the positive (+) button was lower right and the negative (-) direction was upper right. This seemed backwards to me. - The wristband is attached the case by a pin which is held in place by a small steel buckle that is hinged to the case. Most other CASIO cases have a giant protrusion that encloses the strap and pin. It makes me wonder if the connection is a little weaker than on other CASIO watches; but time will tell. Overall, this is a great watch. The 200M rating is reassuring for any aquatic activities. The strap is comfortable and the watch itself is surprisingly light. I bought this watch thinking I would only put it on when wearing jeans, work clothes, or clothes for hiking, but I've ended up wearing it every day since I bought it. I would not wear it with coat and tie, however--that's kind of where I draw the line. Read more

This watch is by far the best watch I've ever had by far because it has a nice large crystal clear display and it's easily the easiest to operate plus it has some very useful features from the time it self to the thermometer and compass, only issue I have is only minor because it's just having to calibrate the compass every so often but it's not too much of a inconvenience as you have to press the set button and then turn the watch around ensuring that the arrow is always pointing up, but still a tad frustrating to be fair, but to be honest with you i would use that feature if I was lost... lol As if that would happen to me 😉 Read more

item descrebe as in the photo. good buy Read more

Good product..Thanks Read more

Exatamente oq eu esperava!!! Gostei da compra! Read more

Quantos ás funçoes do relógio funcionam a contento, o único ponto que deixa a desejar é a pulseira que com o tempo tende a quebrar bem no ponto de dobra qdo se tira o relógio, e custa em média R$ 200,00 uma nova original. Read more

Cumple mis expectativas, sencillo de usar y muy resistente . La función de brújula y termómetro es precisa. La iluminación es su punto débil. Read more

Perfect size and functionality. Very comfortable, not heavy, and it looks great! Not too large, not too small. This isn't a Pro Trek, but at $40ish, this is an absolute steal, and pretty darn close! Very easy to adjust settings and switching between functions is super easy. I have yet to try the compass or temp, but, it IS a Casio, so I'm pretty confident in it's accuracy. 2 month+ Update: I have set the compass and temp. Options work very very well. For temp, you have to remove the watch from your arm as to not co fuse it with your body temp. The compass is surpringly accurate given it's digital, packed in a $45 watch, and reads quickly. The watch is perfect for camping, hiking, bad weather, etc. You'll be much happier with this than you possibly anticipated. Read more

Un poco más pequeño de lo que esperaba, gusto personal. Hermosa combinado de colores. La brújula no siempre da la orientación correcta. La pantalla no se ve cuando le da el sol. Read more

Watch is good but the size of the Watch is like a female size. Read more

A wonderful product and a very wonderful company in dealing with the customer, and I had a problem that was resolved in time, and it was dealt professionally with me, which always increased my confidence in dealing with them Read more

Colour combination is very pleasing on the eye. The negative display is impressive too. I love Casio Twin sensor, bought green one earlier. You'll never get bored of this watch. Read more

What a product……I bought it for 175aed which is value for money…….this watch made me a fan of Casio…….rugged feel And playing with the temperature sensor is fun….only one problem in indoor the screen is little dim…..but am really enjoying this one Read more

The calibration of both sensors is easy and the working is satisfactory, however, the thermometer function needs to be monitored continuously to identify the accuracy. The default setting of the thermometer does not function well. I did it manually as it was giving the wrong reading earlier in the default. Read more

Thank you Amazon delivery came ahead of time The watch is very valuable and arrived in the original packaging The materials used are like G-Shock materials The size of the watch is very appropriate and the numbers are clear and give a good look when worn Read more

Never disappoint as always. Perfect and casual watch. Time visibility is the key. Illuminator works for night. Digital watches and Casio 🫂 Read more

the strap takes a couple of days to break in, afterwards its pretty comfortable being a resin band but still not as comfortable as a silicon band but i guess durability should be better on the resin. The watch wears pretty well on my wrist that measures about 54mm top to bottom. The watch is also relatively slim compared to the massive watches casio usually makes which is a plus especially for my smaller wrist. The display isnt very good, it is a negative transflective display and without a backlight it is not visible unless you have some light reflecting off it at specific angles, its worse than a positive display. The backlight is really good and uses casio's electroluminescence where it has a even glow across the dial only thing im concerned of is the paint on the watch at places where it will rub against stuff, itll likely wear out with time its good value with the compass and temperature but i dont use em, the 20Bar rating is pretty ambitious considering the caseback is just held in with a few screws and other watches generally have a lot more to hold under pressure so i wouldnt go diving with it Read more