With this non-stop, self-adjusting Casio Waveceptor timepiece, you don't have to worry about replacing batteries because it's solar powered and you'll have confidence of always knowing the correct time via the integrated atomic timekeeping technology. This stylish watch is suitable for both professional and casual wear, and it's complemented by a contemporary black resin strap. It includes a stopwatch function that can measure events down to 1/100 of a second for the first 60 minutes (and down to 1 second from 60 minutes to 100 hours), and it offers elapsed and split time modes, and 1st-2nd place times. Other timekeeping features include:
World Time: 29 time zones (30 cities), city code display, daylight saving on/off
3 Daily Alarms
Hourly Time Signal
12/24 Hour Formats
This timepiece also features an Auto Calendar (pre-programmed until the year 2039), ±15-second accuracy per month, Afterglow backlighting, and water resistance to 100 meters (330 feet)--offering protection from accidental splashes as well suitable for swimming, snorkeling, and light recreational diving. This solar-powered watch has a battery life of up to 5 months on a full charge (without further exposure to light).
This multi-band radio-controlled watch receives a time calibration signal transmitted from several locations across the globe (the U.S. and Japan), and it has an auto receive function (up to 6 times per day). You can choose to automatically receive this signal four times a day, or manually update the watch to the atomic clock.
Product Details
Quality Japanese-Quartz movement
1/100 Sec Stopwatch, 3 Daily Alarms
World Time 30 Cities, Bi-Lingual Display (Eng, Jpn)
LED Light W/ Afterglow
Water-resistant to 330 feet (100 M)
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Customer Reviews
Great buy
Review Date: March 8, 2010
Reviewer: Robert S. Ruiz-esparza, Nashville TN
Great little watch. It feels great, looks very nice, seems to be made very well, gets
me compliments, and did not break the bank.
A little tricky to set it but since it a "Waveceptor" I know I can now forget it!
Good night time watch
Review Date: February 4, 2010
Reviewer: Mitch10, San Francisco, CA USA
I spent hours reading the details of watches on Amazon before settling on this one. Here's what I like
*First, although not the smallest man's watch I've owned it isn't huge. If you like having a Soviet Submarine Clock on your wrist, you won't like this one. I don't have big wrists so size was an issue for me.
*Second, the face is crystal not acrylic so hasn't got a single scratch yet.
*The band is more comfortable than the steel ones; they always pull my wrist hairs.
*The luminous hands are very visible in the middle of the night, even without my glasses on.
*You wouldn't know it was solar based on looks; the face is a handsome uniform charcoal gray.
*Unlike some reviewers, I had little trouble setting the time to California. It was fun watching the hands race backwards 3 hours by themselves.
*So far it seems to be keeping perfect time.
There are only 2 negatives, that detract slightly;
*first, the band it too long.
*Second, the instruction book is really pretty poorly written. Good think I don't care about the rest of the functions.
The bottom line is the watch works well, look sophisticated and is very usable even at night.
Great Knockaround Watch
Review Date: February 3, 2010
Reviewer: RMT, Wisconsin
Took me a while to set up because the watch was last updated during dayliight savings time (and then boxed and closed) and I opened it during standard time -- couldn't figure out why I couldn't set the correct time with the watch on "auto" for daylight savings/standard time setting.
But now that the watch set itself the next "radio broadcast" the watch has been working like a charm. Very easy to work. Love the analogue face with digital components such as date and alarm features.
casio atomic
Review Date: January 30, 2010
Reviewer: T Jones, ohio
I love this watch. The instructions are a little daunting,but once you get through them it is areal joy. Quite reasonably priced also.
Complicated setup
Review Date: December 28, 2009
Reviewer: Snaps, Rockford, Illinois United States
I needed a magnifying glass to try and read the instructions - which I think were poorly written. All the features aren't still working for me. I have put it away until I get more time to try and understand all the procedures. Too complicated for a 70 year old man! I wouldn't recommend this watch - although I thought the appearance of it was good.
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Great buy
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