Casio F91W1XY

When most people think about Casio digital watches they recall models such as the G-Shock which is very tough and has lots of features or those in the Sports range that are suitable for diving and measure various things such as barometric pressure and temperature. This Casio watch however does none of those things and has no such features! It is probably one of the cheapest Casio watches available and has the fewest features! *** Who is this watch for? *** I remember having a very similar watch about 20 years ago when I was at school and the fact that it is very cheap makes it a good watch for kids who have grown out of watches with cartoon ...  Read the complete review

My husband has had this watch for years, and I used to frequently borrow it for swimming in. When I first asked to borrow it, he was dubious that it would still work after I had been swimming in it as it was only water resistant, not waterproof. I persuaded him that waterproof meant that you could go deep sea diving and press the buttons at the bottom of the sea it in, that kind of thing. Water resistant meant it was fine for shallow water use so long as you don't press the buttons under water. As I would only be going a maximum of an arms length deep with it and if I promised to take my arm out of the water to press the buttons (I wanted it for timing myself) ...  Read the complete review

This Casio watch is probably one of the most simple and basic watches that you can actually get hold of. I bought this watch from Argos for £7.99, so no extra delivery charges to endure from ordering online, and I've got everything I expected out of it. The watch has very limited functions (as you would expect for change form £10!) which are as follows: Time - with option between a 12hr and 24hr clock Alarm - a single daily alarm can be set, although for any deep sleepers out there I wouldn't rely on this to wake you up as its not very loud! Stopwatch - a basic stopwatch which will also allows you to check lap times (ie freeze the clock ...  Read the complete review

What a find from Argos eh? and thank goodness for the recent hype of 1980s fashion accessories! I had one of these watches when I was about six years old in the 1980s but on a recent night out, I seen a guy wearing one and it looked pretty cool and funky so decided that I should also get one, especially considering how 'in' retro is at the moment. Leaving fashion aside, this watch does pretty much what you would expect an £8 watch to do, it tells the time in 12hr or 24hr format, it has a very simple stopwatch/times and an alarm (however, it's not very loud so I wouldnt reply on it waking you up in the mornings). And displays the date which is also ...  Read the complete review