Men's AE1200WH-1A Black Analog Digital Multi-Function Watch

Lovely watch to look at and has all the features you'll ever need. World time. Stopwatch. Timers. Alarms and normal time. You won't get a better watch for this price anywhere else. It's also water-resistant! It's light on the wrist and very easy to adjust the time and switch modes/settings. It's also good quality and will last a very long time if looked after properly

I have been using the **Casio Men's AE1200WH-1A Analog Digital Multi-Function Watch** for a month now, and it has exceeded my expectations in every way. The watch has a sleek and modern design that looks great on the wrist. Its black finish and unique "world map" display give it a distinctive, retro-futuristic vibe. It’s lightweight and comfortable to wear, making it suitable for daily use and casual outings. This watch is a powerhouse of features. The analog-digital combination is both stylish and practical, allowing for quick and easy time reading. The world time function is incredibly useful for anyone who deals with different time zones regularly. It also includes alarms, a stopwatch, and a countdown timer—all of which work flawlessly. The durable resin strap and sturdy construction give the watch a rugged feel. It’s water-resistant to 100 meters, which is great for everyday activities and even swimming. Despite its affordable price, it feels well-made and reliable. The advertised 10-year battery life is a huge plus. While I can’t verify this after only a month, Casio’s reputation gives me confidence in the longevity of this watch. For the price, this watch offers tremendous value. It’s a perfect blend of functionality, style, and durability. I highly recommend the Casio AE1200WH-1A to anyone looking for a dependable, feature-rich watch without breaking the bank. It’s ideal for both casual users and tech enthusiasts who love multi-functional timepieces. Would I buy it again as a gift to someone else too? Absolutely!

Fantastic watch. I wanted a simple watch for daily wear and sports that was lighter than my chronograph. I had a Casio before so I thought I'd give this a go. It keeps good time and the display is easy to see quickly. The light is a useful feature. I'm contemplating getting these as presents for my nephews as they get older.

Always on the lookout for a low priced, well made, yet clever digital watch that goes that bit further. And I’ve found the Casio AE1200WH-1AV to be such a model and one that in no way could ever be considered basic. As far as functions are concerned and despite it’s amazing price tag (£17) this is one serious watch. And it’s many features and functions are both practical and useful. It has large easy to read main time digits with the Day, Date, Month, Hour, minute and seconds on a high contrast display. It’s a chronograph too with a Stop watch (1/100sec) and Countdown Timer. Unusually and usefully it also has an Analogue clock (with digital H,M and secs hands) giving your local time as a permanent view whatever mode you are in. And this model incorporates a pretty comprehensive World Time feature, with an “at a glance” World Time zone map, 31 time zones and 48 cities, UTC and Daylight Savings settings. But in addition it also has a quick jump feature to show 4 other time zones in rotation and a selectable auto scan feature too. Another useful trick is the quick swap feature from Home time to any World Time you have selected, usually the preserve of some serious upmarket models. If you need an alarm then your well catered for here with 5 preset and repeatable Daily Alarms and a One-Time Alarm. There is also an hourly signal which beeps twice on the hour if you so select. A selectable duration LED light with afterglow of either 1.5 seconds or 3 seconds for easy viewing at night. You also don’t need to bother with the annoying task of correcting the days at the end of those silly months that don’t have 31 days – the Auto Calendar takes care of all that, right up to the year 2099. And who needs Solar, Eco-Drive, Automatic or Kinetic with it’s outstanding 10 year battery life with it’s CR2025 battery. The light resin case and steel back plate with internal seal ensures a 100m Water Resistance, which is just great for that holiday swimming. It comes with a really quite good and unobtrusive synthetic resin flexible strap and black coated buckle. I’ve found the strap to be quite comfortable, the divers “waves” shape not really large enough to cause me discomfort. The strap is also set to 18mm spring lug bars, so an alternative strap could be used if preferred, BUT note there is little room allowed between bar and case and a NATO strap may be difficult if not impossible to fit, though a standard fitting silicon deployment style might. (I’ll update on the silicon strap at a future date). The “glass/crystal” is a very clear resin and the dial contrast is exceptional, so this is a very easy watch to read, which is a big plus point in my opinion. Japanese Quartz movement with +/-30secs per month accuracy. For night use it has a two setting back light which is one of the best I’ve used yet, at either 1.5 secs or 3 secs when pressing the top right pusher. The bottom right pusher selects 4 quick view World Times in rotation, which is handy as one of them is Paris, so for us Europeans from UK very useful. The day and date display window gives the City, the month then the date (not the right order for us in UK, but I’m OK with it). Size wise it’s neat at just 39.5mm (42mm with buttons) x 13mm Squarish case profile and a clear surprisingly tough resin crystal/glass. The lug to lug is 45mm which is neater than most and it fits my 170mm wrist just fine. I mean WOW! I have heard it said the buttons are too easy to use and inadvertent operation is possible and annoying. Well I can honestly say on this model to date, this has NOT happened to me yet! and the pushers “push” with a reasonably firm consistency. That said, I don’t wear watches at the very, very end of my wrist beyond the wrist bone, like some folks, so my hand even stretched back, simply can’t operate the buttons. So for me there are no downsides at all with this Casio World Timer model. It does everything its supposed to do, clear to read day or night and manages each function very well and at an absolutely rock bottom price.

genuine piece, works great, fits even on my smaller wrists!

Really nice design, legible display. Very good night illumination which was important for me. Not g-shock tough but £27 quid for a watch with a 10 year battery is amazing value. I purchased some screen protectors for it as acrylic screen which is prone to scratches.

Lovely Casio watch - even on my small wrist (just under 7 inches). Really easy-to-read time face and it looks really smart - impressed it is has a 10 year battery life and is waterproof to a good depth! The watch is very light to wear, more so than my smaller stainless steel Casio watch. Setting it up was fairly straightforward with the help of online videos as it is a bit different with the time zone, etc - really pleased with the watch. I did cut the strap at the back a bit shorter with a pair of sharp scissors as it was (obviously) too large for me. It is comfy to wear and doesn't "pinch" on the strap at all. Excellent!

I’ve been wearing this Casio AE1200WH-1A for a while now, and it’s honestly hard to beat for the price. It has that classic Casio look that never really goes out of style, and it feels lightweight and comfortable enough to wear all day without even noticing it’s there. The features are what really stand out. World time, multiple alarms, stopwatch, countdown timer, and a clear backlight — everything works exactly as expected. The display is easy to read, even at a glance, and the buttons are responsive without feeling cheap. The resin strap is comfortable and durable, and it doesn’t irritate my wrist like some budget watches can. Accuracy has been spot on, which is what you expect from a Japanese quartz movement. Battery life is excellent, and I don’t feel like I’ll need to worry about replacing it anytime soon. It’s a great everyday watch for work, travel, or casual wear, especially if you want something reliable without spending a lot. If you’re looking for a dependable, functional, and affordable digital watch, this Casio is a no-brainer. Five stars without hesitation.

Ein echter Klassiker. Casio zeigt das gute Inovative Uhren nicht teuer sein müssen für den damaligen Stand der Technik ist die Uhr der hammer, und auch heute noch trage ich lieber einen schlichten, zeitlosen klassiker als so eine Smartwatch krankheit.

Reloj de diseño clasico, a un excelente precio. Muy bueno para viajar por su resitencia al agua y multiples zonas horarias.

Très belle montre Et si la batterie tient dix ans c'est top. Ça change des connectées. Tendance en plus

Unique display that shows 2 time zones at the same time. The radar looking circular display is your home time zone, the rectangular digital display can show 3 other time zones; selectable by pressing the bottom right button. There's a cute tiny world map too. I remember when I was studying Geography, a test question was to draw the shape of countries from memory. This will give u a clue. Size of the watch is just right for a 6.5" boy sized wrist. Not too puny looking. The strap is unique. At the hinge end, it has "stoppers" that holds the watch nicely centred on the wrist; just like G-Shocks. Without the "stoppers", the watch would tend to fall to the outer wrist unless one straps it really tight. The free loop also stays in place as there are little protrusions at the rear of the strap. Only time will reveal the durability of the strap. In any case if it breaks, one can easily replace it with an unbreakable 18mm nylon NATO strap. Got it a great price of S$20. Could be old stock that was left at the sellers place for many years but changing the battery would be a breeze. It uses 4 tiny screws. One doesn't need any specialize watch openers and the coin battery is expected to cost $2 at most. If the watch "glass" gets scratched up, a little rubbing with Polywatch would clear it up.