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| | Features | Digital movementMineral crystal
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| | Description | Casio's Databank Watch #DBC32-1A is the epitome of geek chic. Boasting the precision and reliability of quartz movement, this high-performance timepiece features a 25-page databank, 13 languages, an auto LED light with afterglow, and dual time option. There's also a 1/00-second stopwatch, eight-digit calculator, and four multi-function alarms (plus one with snooze) to keep your day, finances, or workout on-track. A mineral crystal protects against scratches, while a stainless steel caseback provides durability. Water resistant to 165 feet, this Casio original also offers an auto calendar to help you stay organized. | |
| | Product Details | | Package Length: | 4.9 inches | | Package Width: | 3.2 inches | | Package Height: | 2.9 inches | | Package Weight: | 0.25 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 45 reviews |
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| | Watch Information | | Crystal Material: | Mineral | | Clasp: | Buckle | | Case Diameter: | 38 millimeters | | Case Material: | Resin | | Band Material: | Resin | | Bezel Material: | Resin | | Dial Color: | Grey | | Movement: | japanese-quartz | | Calendar: | day-date-month-and-year |
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| | Customer Reviews | Average Customer Review: ( 45 customer reviews )
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26 of 28 found the following review helpful:
 Good but not a DataBank Aug 13, 2008
By G. Vincent
"gvincent"
I was attracted to the watch because it claims to have a battery that lasts 10 years! I look forward to the 10 year claim with considerable doubt. My Casio DataBank watches needed new batteries every year or two. Over the years I have owned six such watches. I have discovered it is possible to "kill" a DataBank by changing its battery.
Although it is labeled as a "unisex" watch, the DBC31A is only slightly smaller in size than the, formally, male DataBank. It is an acceptable size for a man, or a woman who wants a large watch. It has five alarms which can be set to go off at any time of any date. They are one time use and can not be used to remind you of recurring appointments without resetting the timer for each occurrence. It has a full stop watch function; but, it does not have a count down timer. The calculator can be used to make basic calculations. It has a few dozen pages into which information (like contact data) of various sorts may be entered. An LED is used to illuminate the face of the watch. It provides adequate light for night vision; however it is not as bright or "attractive" as the electroluminescent lighting in the DataBank.
If you do not have a need for a count down timer, the low cost and features of this watch make it a good choice.
9 of 9 found the following review helpful:
 Terrific Watch! Mar 05, 2009
By Ratpopo
This is a great little watch/databank/calculator. Other Casio watches are also fine, but what I like most about this one is that the light button is on the side, not the face, so I'm not accidentally pressing it all the time and running the battery down. And it's inexpensive. And it stores lots of vital information. And it does math, too. If only all gadgets were this dependable....
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Best watch ever!! Oct 02, 2008
By A. Salas
I got this watch two years ago when I became a PE teacher, and I love it. It has everything I need i.e. date, time, day, stop watch, alarm, data bank, calculator, the list goes on. I think Casio did a great job with this watch, plus it has a light to see what time it is in the dark. I really use the light alot since I get up early, it's become very helpful. You get a lot for what little you pay.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
the indispensable nerd watch! Jan 15, 2012
By conspicuousconsumer
Casio has been steadily improving their DataBank Calculator Watches and it really shows!
-I've learned the expensive way that opening the case to replace the battery in DataBanks invariably results in condensation build up in the case (7 out of 7 times), and the ensuing backwards E's, upside down L's, and other assorted random characters that plague the display within three months make the watch unusable. Its cheaper to just buy a new watch when the battery goes tits-up.
-It now takes two fingers, pressing on two buttons on opposite sides of the case to turn the light on. This sure beats a single large button that constantly gets bumped, wasting battery life. The display has been dramatically improved to show day-of-the-week in large font, right above the large, easy to read time display.
-The algabraic function is now clearly displayed upon pushing the corresponding button in calculator mode; very important when you are trying to compute your vehicle's mileage while road-raging through rush-hour traffic on icy streets in the darkness!
-Current time is now ALWAYS displayed (albeit in a much smaller font) whilst in calculator, stopwatch, dual-time, and alarm set modes!
-The buttons on the front pad seem larger and easier to operate, with less effort, yet providing a more definitive tactile and aural acknowledgement; in fact, this watch uses multiple tones, at differing volume levels. This makes the watch more ergonomic and lends a feeling of precision and control.
-Finally, while I don't believe for a SECOND that the battery will actually last ten years as Casio foists, even lasting five years will make this watch an absolute bargain.
No iPAD, iPHONE, or other iGADGET will EVER replace a CASIO nerd watch on my wrist! WELL DONE, CASIO!
6 of 7 found the following review helpful:
He loved his Christmas gift Jan 01, 2008
By Alice
I bought it for my husband for Christmas, after the older model he had (at least 15 years old) finally died The Final Death. He loves this one! It was very easy to set (meaning, he didn't have to read the instructions) and he's mentioned that it's much lighter and less bulky than his older one. His older one, by the way, was also a Casio, so we're expecting this one to last and last just like the first.
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