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Casio Men's WV200DA-1A Multi-Task Gear Waveceptor Sports Watch

Casio Men's WV200DA-1A Multi-Task Gear Waveceptor Sports Watch

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Casio Men's WV200DA-1A Multi-Task Gear Waveceptor Sports Watch

 
 
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Features
  • Waveceptor multi-task gear, atomic timekeeping, EL backlight with afterglow

  • World time, daily alarm, countdown timer, stopwatch

  • 12 and 24 hr formats, button tone operation on/off

  • Stainless steel band

  • Water-resistant to 660 feet (200 M)


Description

Rugged yet distinctly handsome, Casio Men's Multi-Task Gear Waveceptor Sports Watch #WV200DA-1A never needs resetting thanks to Casio's Waveceptor Atomic Timekeeping technology. With its classic dive style design (which includes features like a stainless steel band with fold-over-clasp-with-double-push-button-safety, and an attractive LED display built into its bold, round dial), this handsome timepiece is ready for a day at the office or inspection by the ship's divemaster. The watch's reliable quartz movement can accurately keep time, and if you're in the US, UK, Germany, or Japan, the watch receives time calibration radio signals (up to six times per day), so you always know your watch is set to the right time. Other technical features include three daily alarms, an LED light with Afterglow technology, Neo-Brite luminous hands and markers, a stopwatch that records split time, a calendar (pre-programmed until the year 2099), 12- and 24-hour formats, and water resistance to 660 feet (200 meters).


Product Details
Package Length:5.0 inches
Package Width:3.2 inches
Package Height:2.8 inches
Package Weight:0.4 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 24 reviews

Watch Information
Crystal Material:Mineral
Clasp:fold-over-clasp-with-double-push-button-safety
Case Diameter:47.7 millimeters
Case Thickness:15.2 millimeters
Case Material:stainless-steel
Band Material:stainless-steel
Bezel Material:stainless-steel
Dial Color:grey
Movement:Quartz
Calendar:day-date-and-month
Water Resistance Depth:660 feet

Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review:4.0 ( 24 customer reviews )
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16 of 16 found the following review helpful:


4One of the best Casio digital watches  Mar 18, 2010 By L. Robbins
I have owned hundreds of watches and this Casio sports digital watch is one of the best. What I like is that the atomic timekeeping functions works well and was easy to set up. The face of the watch displays the day of the week, month, date, and year, hourly time and alarm signal indicators, daylight savings time indicator for world time and home time, and time in hours, minutes and seconds ALL on one screen. This is very convenient and thus you do not have to push a button to obtain some of this info as is the case on most other digital watches. As a result though some display items are small but still very readable. One of the best features is that the watch actually has a glass mineral crystal (not plastic) and a plastic bezel that sits up over the crystal that offers maximum protection from the crystal getting dinged and/or scratched. The only downside to the glass crystal is that it mutes the alarm sound slightly over a plastic crystal but for people with normal hearing, it should not be a problem The watch is slightly heavier too but it feels very comfortable on the arm/wrist. The watch has one alarm, 60 minute timer and 60 minute stopwatch, and 48 world timezones. The stainless steel band is nice and fits even large-wrist folks. The only thing that would make the watch perfect would be adding solar power and a 24 hr stopwatch. But considering the price and functionality you will not find a better watch. I just purchased my second one.

9 of 9 found the following review helpful:


4Well done!  Jan 15, 2010 By John Wishart
Just bought this item. Only one day old, but I am very well pleased with it. It was showing the correct time when I received it. One other review indicated that they didn't understand what the 3-part circle display was for. It indicates the signal strength ("bars" in cell phone lingo) of the time signal. I performed a manual time signal receive operation when I got it and it synched up right away. The auto receive also occurred that evening at the first attempt. (I am only 120 miles south of Ft. Collins, so that isn't a very rigorous test)

Pros:
>Time is always correct.
>Sturdy stainless steel band with pushbutton locking foldover clasp.
>Crystal is well-protected with a raised plastic bezel ring.
>LCD display is clear and easy to read.
>Backlight illumination is very good.
>Looks good on my wrist.
>Good value for the money

Cons:
>Month-Day-Year display is small.
>Amazon description indicates a stainless steel case. The middle portion (silver part, sort of a cover, just under the bezel ring) of the case is SS, however the main black portion of the case that actually contains the works is plastic. This plastic part includes the lugs that the band is attached to. The black top bezel ring is plastic. The back is SS.
>Band adjustment by removing links is somewhat difficult. This was my first attempt at this operation on this type of link. If you are not familiar with this task and not mechanically inclined, take it to a watch repair person.

19 of 23 found the following review helpful:


2not as described  Sep 15, 2010 By spl
According to Casio this watch WV200DA-1A does not exist. The watch that does exists and which Amazon sends you when you order the WV200DA-1A is actually the WV200A-1A. The description of the WV200DA-1A says the watch is solar powered and that it has 3 daily alarms. The watch that you actually get when you order (the WV200A-1A)is only battery powered and has only one daily alarm. I spoke to 4 different people at Casio in 4 different department and they all told me that the WV200DA did not exist in their database. so if solar power and multiple daily alarms is what you want DO NOT order this watch despite what the description says. I brought this to the attention of Amazon several weeks ago but I see that they are still listing this watch with an incorrect description.

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:


4Casio Wave-Ceptor  Sep 18, 2010 By Al Combs
When atomic watches first came out, they said chances of reliably getting a signal at night were slim. Especially where I live about 40 miles north of New York City. Lots of atmospheric noise in heavily populated areas disturbs the ionosphere making signal reception difficult at best. So while I thought it was a great idea, I passed on them at the time. When my G-Shock 6600 needed yet another band, was badly beat up and I was frankly a little tired of looking at it after 10+ years, I decided to give one of the atomic watches a try. After using it for about a month, there have only been 2 or 3 days it did not get a signal from Fort Collins. When I received the watch it had been running for 11 months and was about 1 minute and 20 seconds fast, or 1/4 second per day. I like the fact that if the watch got an update the previous night, the 3 segments of the signal strength indicator are dark during the day. Basically you can tell at a glance if you have the correct time. When I listen to WWV on shortwave, I can barely tell the watch is a little fast by the end of the day. If the indicator is not showing, the press of a button will tell you when the last time you got a signal update was. I am very well pleased with its timekeeping ability. Which was the whole reason I bought this particular watch.

I've read some complaints about the case being made of plastic. I don't personally have a problem with that. The plastic bands on the G-Shock tend to break every few years. It's a definite weak spot for that line of watch. But the resin case itself is very tough. The overall appearance of the way the resin is interlaced with stainless steel on this watch I find very well balanced visually. The back-light is much softer than the G-Shock series. My old G-Shock used to blind me in the dark. I always did feel it was too bright. The size of the digits for the date are a little small as some have mentioned. Difficult for me to read without my reading glasses. But their small size hasn't really been an issue. What has been the issue and my single complaint about the watch is the plastic strip that goes across the center of the display. The one that says "Receiving Indicator" with a circle off to the side to surround the actual indicator. It's not part of the LCD display but is a separate cover ring about 1 mm above the LCD. The problem is it casts a shadow over the date part of the display. When sitting at my computer desk with the lamp towards the rear of the desk, this bar casts a shadow over the date area. Even with my reading glasses I can't see the date unless I put my arm in a contorted position to get the light more perpendicular to the LCD panel. I find that very annoying and my reason for only giving it 4 stars.

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:


4Easy to set Waveceptor but lacks solar  Feb 27, 2010 By B. Norton
I travel to many different time zones on my job. The WV200DA-1A fits the bill. It is remarkably easy to change city codes, allowing for accurate time regardless of city. I have found this watch easy to set for new cities, even while standing in an aisle of an airplane. Hint -read what the codes are for your favorite cities before leaving. Casio does not use airport codes for all cities. Some are 3 letter abbreviations.

What I like:
Metal band
Metal and black plastic case
Easy adjustment and display of home city
Full date display
Successful atomic time sync indicator
Water resistant for wet environments (just don't count on 200M - that's static pressure, not dynamic. If you want a real dive watch, you will be spending more money!)

What I do not like:
Light shuts off very rapidly
Non solar - battery will need to be changed

For the price, the WV200DA-1A is an excellent bargain that is easy to use. What I like about the watch greatly outweighs what I do not like. I have enjoyed it so far!

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