I bought one of these watches for a friend so they can actually tell the time when they are out and about. It was supposed to be a bit of a joke as they never seem to know what time it is, but it turned out they loved the watch and consistently wear it every day now. Made by Casio, this watch is quite reliable and keeps time well, although it's very cheap with a retail price of £15. You can even still find it cheaper online. Not only does this watch tell the time but it has an alarm, stop watch and back light. There is one alarm on the watch and it works well, although I wouldn't say it's the loudest watch alarm out there so I may not rely on it too much. The ...  Read the complete review

Not being particularly fashion concious I used to always swear by Casio Sports watches. They are so cheap and just cannot be beaten price wise. This price difference does not reflect a lack in quality either it just knocks it aesthetic appearance. It does what you need it to do, tell the time and can be viewed in the dark due to a nice backlit display. This is always useful when out and came in a lot of use. Due to its standard nature the batteries last forever too, mine lasted years and never gave out, however sadly after three years the strap split due to a lot of heavy wearing. I do not use the term heavy wearing lightly either my watch put ...  Read the complete review

I bought this watch a few months ago from argos for about £9, as I needed a digital stopwatch for my running. The watch is very simplstic, there are three buttons which allow you to change the time, set an alarm and start and stop the stopwatch. The design isnt overly pretty, it is very old and simple, although the plastic watch strap does feel a bit flimsy. THe watch also includes a green backlight - although it cant even be seen in the light, it does provide adequate enough light to read the time. There is also a setting which makes the watch beep every hour which can get annoying - it can be turned off, but I'd never ...  Read the complete review

So girls, what fair maiden doesn't fall hopelessly in love with a man who has the ability to instantly calculate a 15% tip for dinner on his watch? Oh, not that many then. And if she didn't go for that you could always turn the calculator face upside down and spell HELLO out for her with the numbers. Come on, how could you not be impressed with 007 waking up to the beep on that 'Hamilton Pulsar P2 2900 LED digital timepiece after bedding a beauty or two in 'Live and Let Die'. Or what about good old Roger Moore's Seiko model 0674 Satellite tracker, with built - in ticker tape printer of messages from base for the next mission! Surely his Seiko m354 Memory Bank 'Plastique .  Read the complete review

After recently taking up swimming as a relaxing way of keeping fit, I decided I needed a digital watch for timimg my laps etc. Obviously It had to be waterproof and and I didn't really want to spend a lot either. So after a google search on digital watches I visited wwww.watchshop.com and after browsing a bunch of watches in the £40-£60 pound range I decided to opt for this budget little casio model for only £11.25 - which included free delivery. To look at, the watch is basic and simple - It's not a fashion / jewellery Item, its just a basic yet well made lightweight reliable watch, Which is very easy to set up and ...  Read the complete review