Casio Men’s Tough Solar G-Shock Analog Watch #MDAS11HC-3EV Featuring futuristic styling, the shock-resistant, solar-powered Casio G-Shock sports analog/digital watch (MDAS11HC-3EV) is a great choice for your active lifestyle–and stylish enough to grab attention. It’s solar-powered–charging in either sunlight or indoor light–so you’ll never have to deal with changing the battery. It features a large, rounded black resin case that measures 38mm (1.5 inches) that’s topped by a gray resin bezel. The case is seamlessly integrated into the durable black resin strap The analog dial features a black background, round dial markers in white, and luminous hands with red seconds hand. It also offers a digital date function at 3 o’clock (with autocalendar to the year 2098), water resistance to 100 meters (330 feet), scratch-resistant mineral crystal, and AfterGlow LED electro luminescent backlight.
Customer Review: Good watch and bad wrist band
The solar power watch is still ticking after 1.5 years. But the wrist band has broken.
Customer Review: Great Watch - Solar
This watch is great. You set up the time on the analog and the digital small window. This way the analog doesn’t have am/pm so it is easy to change for daylight savings time. Also, since the watch uses the digital window for the date, it knows that February has 28/29 days. You won’t have to change the date manually on shorter months like you do with most analog watches.

Of course this watch is solar too. The digital window has an indicator for H,M,S of how much battery life is left so you can be comfortable with knowing the battery is full.

The watch also is made with G-Shock in mind. The glass face is very scratch resistant and has two protectors on the number 3 and number 9 side of the watch face protecting the glass.

cons:

The band is a little cheap, however unlike Timex, this band can be very easily replaced with a generic band.

For the price I would say this is a Great Deal.

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