Casio POP Bio-Based Renewable Band LED Backlight Daily Alarm Digital Watch

The watch looks exactly as i t does in the pictures and is a great everyday wear. This would be a great gift for someone who travels a lot with the different time zone functionality.

Watch in reality was a little smaller than I expected but still looks cool. Has got that cool retro look!

What can you say about a Casio that's not already been said. Standard good quality build, light, easy to read and great value for money

Nice retro look for a modern watch. Time, date, alarms, stopwatch, countdown timer, world time, a nice backlight. Only one problem……it’s a ladies watch!. It’s too small for a male wrist which is a real shame.

Horrible. Inferior reissue of a better older watch.

Size is good. Casio accuracy is good. But it's poorly lit, dull colours/contrast. Kinda dull watch overall. Sold it after a few weeks.

Good

Love this watch so much I also bought it in 2 other colors! Comfortable, stylish and functional!

Esse relógio é incrível. Arranha muito facilmente, a pulseira não é legal, os outros CASIOS que tenho tem umas travas na pulseira, seria ótimo se esse relógio viesse com esse tipo, pelo preço, merecia.

A beautiful watch. Very light, slim, and elegant. Im not a fan of bulky big watches, so it spoke to me. If u favor bulky big watches, u might not like it. That is the only negative thing I can think of. Watch is very practical. World time function, as well as other functions are very smooth to operate and toggle between. Im happy with this purchase.

I bought this because I owned a “liquid crystal analog” watch back in the early ‘80s, when they first came out, and the Casio website, while a little cheaper, was sold out at the time. It’s a unisex model, looks fine on any gender. It’s a bit small, smaller than most LCD watches from Casio, but that’s not a bad thing - you’d never confuse it for a G-Shock and it’s so light you might forget you’re wearing it. The strap is longer than one would expect from a small watch, so people with thick wrists will likely be fine with the factory-issued band - which is nice because the resin used to make it is “bio-based,” meaning no synthetics or petroleum products. It has all the basic features one would expect from a modern digital watch from Casio: local and world time, timer and stopwatch, 5 alarms and an hourly chime feature. The face is backlit and the LED it uses is bright enough to make it easy to read in total darkness. The closest thing I have to a complaint about it is that it’s rated as merely “water resistant” or WR. Per Casio’s definition, it’s fine for rain or splash resistance, but shouldn’t be submerged in water at any depth - not even sink-deep. I would have been happier if it was rated at least one step up, which is WR 50M (a.k.a. WR 5ATM), making it suitable for pool-depth swimming but nothing deeper. Footnote: 50M or 5ATM is 50 meters (54.68 yds.), but WR 50M is measured at static pressure, meaning the watch is immobile while tested in a tank that simulates that depth. Movement underwater ON THE WEARER’s wrist increases the force on the watertight seals, so a WR 50M/5ATM watch is not considered suitable for more than leisure swimming in fairly shallow depths, as opposed to open-water snorkeling, free diving or SCUBA diving. Most divers wouldn’t use anything less than WR 300M/30ATM.