#1:Casio F91W-1 Classic Resin Strap Digital Sport Watch
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Cool digital watch!
I own a couple quartz watches, an automatic watch, and wanted to try out a digital watch. For digital watches, Casio is the go-to! I got this style because I liked the classic sleek design, and I wanted one with a bit of matte gold to somewhat match with my matte gold wedding band.
I love this watch. I use it as my daily. I don't have to worry about trashing it, losing it, or getting it stolen for the reason that it's so affordable for the average person that I can always replace it with a new one. I've worn it on a vacation trip and wore it in the pool/ocean for hours without any damage.
cheap tank of a watch
Its a cheap watch but not cheaply built. you are most likely going to misplace it before either the battery completely dies or watch breaks. it will last you easily 5+ years. my a168w which is the steel bracelet version of this watch was ordered in 2015 from amazon and it still works well 7+ years later but the backlight is just more dim due to the battery. I lost my first f91w that been through years of work years ago but i know it would have still been working most likely now. This will be your go to watch especially if you have big stainless steel watches you can keep this on all the time and not know its there.
Very sleek for the style it is.
I have had this watch for 1 day, but I love it so far. I’ve had digital watches in the past, but this one seems to stand out. The only downside is the light is pretty dim, and only lights up 1/3 of the face. But it’s not so much a complaint, because I knew it was a weak light, in order to save battery life. I’m only putting this here Incase someone didn’t know. All in all, I am very happy with this watch. Switching from FitBit to Casio, as I feel I have been too connected to smart devices and realized I mostly use my watch for it’s intended purpose…to tell time.
The Gold Standard Practical Watch
What could I say about an F91W that hasn't been said? It's a lightweight waterproof watch with a chrono/stopwatch, alarm, backlight, and costs $10 with a battery that probably lasts 5 years plus. It is the ultimate utility watch, that asks nothing of you and will take essentially any amount of abuse. Break it? Oh well, $10 for another one that's exactly like the one you have.
In the year or so I've had this one I've cleaned blood out of the buttons with peroxide, sanitized it daily with bleach wipes, swam in oceans with it, even used it as an alarm clock when the power was out. It's a force to be reckoned with, and if I sold one of my mechanical watches I could buy one of these for every single person who works in my department and still have a thousand dollars left over.
Got me through basic training
I showered, crawled through sand pits, and did PT with this watch. It woke me up every morning so I could make my bed before revelry. The only time it didn't come through for me would be when I would check the time late at night and the light wouldn't be bright enough to see any numbers past the first. It's worth its price, the waterproofing is amazing and it weighs nothing.
Not much to be said.
Theres not much to say about this watch. It just plain works. And it looks good. I wear it every day, it's easy to read, and it costs basically nothing so if I were to break it I would just buy another. The light is pitiful so don't expect to read it in the dark but it's really not a big deal to me.
Perfect for time and date
I have been wearing inexpensive Casio and Timex water resistant watches for years. They have lasted about 1.5-3 years, and I replace them when the battery dies. I shower with this watch, and the time/date is easily read. However, this watch has the worst built in light I have encountered. It barely illuminates the first digit of the time readout. If a light is important to you, this is not the watch to choose. This is listed with a 7 year battery. I am on month one.
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