Casio Women’s Digital Watch | Retro Silver Design

This is a tiny watch, it is smaller than it looks in the product pictures however, still worth the money and would get compliments for its uniqueness.

So glad they are still making this watch. I was in my early twenties when I first bought this watch, well before amazon even existed, I’m in my 60’s now. This is my 3rd purchase on amazon and I don’t need it yet, though the crystal on my watch is a bit scratched. I love the countdown timer. I use it many times a week for watering, cooking any many other situations. The settings are this watch is easy to understand and to use. I like the price too.

Me parece es unisex pero es pequeño, se lo compré a mi ruca y le quedó muy bien, es bonito y original

Casio generalmente cumple, es barato y de buena calidad, además los modelos son bonitos, nada más que decir de la marca, recomiendo este modelo sin ninguna duda

Finding watches for a small wrist is a struggle. This one is nearly perfect and I intend to wear it until it breaks. I had a couple resin Casio watches of a similar size in the past but the straps end up breaking.

ADHD related pros:

– I’ve yet to need to charge a battery on a Casio watch during its life. No charging! Smartwatches have more features, but they can be distracting and aren’t useful for anything if they’re dead.
– I can set an alarm for my PM medication. Morning medication is easy to remember as I have it where I eat breakfast, but I never know what I’ll be up to by the afternoon.
– If I’m busy when that medication alarm goes off, I can just set the timer in a few button presses, without stopping what I’m doing and getting distracted. I can bump it 1-3-5-10-15-20-30 minutes. The bar underneath blinks when it is less than that time but more than the next shortest time.
-If I’m going from one room to another for something, i.e. meds, putting dishes back in the kitchen, grabbing trash bags, getting a drink, plugging something in to charge… I can I set the 1-3-5 minute timer to remind me I was in the middle of something if (when) I get distracted midway.
– Setting a timer for tasks where my time blindness can be a problem- showering, knowing when I need to leave the house for an appointment, when I need to get ready for someone coming over, how long I can spend in a store or go out for a walk…. I find I can often turn off the timer before it goes off as it makes me more conscious of time in general.
– Silver color matches any & all outfits. Stays clean looking.
– No frills. No extra distracting functions. Just what I need.

Other pros:
– Perfect face size.
– I don’t wear it in the shower regularly as I tend to chafe under watches if they get wet every day. However I have worn it multiple days hiking in nonstop rain, when swimming in the river, and showering away from home, and I never even thought to worry about it once.

Overall cons:
– No backlight (could be a plus if you’re an insomniac and tend to watch the clock)
– Latch seems fragile, but no real problems yet.
– Need a tool to adjust wrist size
– Very occasionally I hit the timer button on something and it goes off randomly.

Overall I can absolutely reccomend this watch if you want something simple or have a poor working memory!!

I bought this watch to use at work as a line cook, and I love it. I use the timer constantly to keep track of all my different cook times. It receives a lot of abuse, it gets dirty and washed repeatedly, scraped up, catches on things, banged on things, gets really hot and really cold, and it still works perfectly. At one point, it wasn’t staying clasped, but it was an easy fix, I just had to bend the tiny metal catch slightly. It looks really cool, it’s delicate and tiny, and ironically retro, I get a lot of complements. My biggest complaint is that it’s not the most comfortable thing to wear. My wrist hairs get caught in the band from time to time, and it leaves an impression on my skin. If or when this watch finally kicks the bucket, I will try to find a watch with a soft plastic/rubber band for greater comfort.