I'm a little late to the party, but I just have to add my 2 cents. I'm a diver, and I use my MRW200H when I dive. Unidirectional bezels may have been a safety feature decades ago (I'm still not convinced), but we use dive computers for all the critical stuff now. We write out our dive plan and take it down with us, and the only time I use the bezel on my watch is when I'm decompressing, and a unidirectional bezel (ie, like on my MDV106 when I go on deeper dives) can be inconvenient, especially if you have multiple decompression stops with differing decompression times. "What if your computer fails?" Then there are still analogue gauges and the written dive plan that you write down in two separate places (if you're smart). If both the dive computer and the needle gauges fail, then the dive is aborted and you start back up with your dive buddy who will probably still have functioning equipment. TLDR; Unidirectional bezels aren't as 'diver' as some/most 'divers' think.
The specs on the Casio site say "resin glass", so nope, no mineral glass... just some plastic, and I can confirm they scratch really easily, but that's not a huge problem, they can be polished, and for the price, there is really nothing to complain about!
Bought mine 15 months ago and I have worn it almost everyday. Last summer I had a total of four weeks when I wore it snorkelling everyday.Its so accurate as well keeps on bang to the second for weeks at a time. For a price of £13.99 I am well pleased.
But the Invicta is now only going for $50. :) I got one last year, but even with an almost 8" wrist the bracelet can't be made small enough without knocking out a link or two. I replaced it with a NATO strap. No complaints about the watch so far.
I got the orange markings version as an impulse purchase. The orange numerals have no luminescence, but that's OK. I had no expectations of it being a true diver; it's something to wear for fun. The watch looks like it should cost much more. Added bonus, it's extremely accurate.
I don't know well they will hold up over time, I haven't tested them extensively, but based on initial impressions they're a great little budget beater.
I don't know man. I had this thing for two years as a male teenager with a manual labor job, never missed a beat. The only reason I don't have it today is because I got bored and purposely destroyed it, doing things like; using a drill to slap it crystal first into a chain link fence, letting my dog chew on it, and using a hair dryer to warm it up before putting it in a ice bath. Nothing destroyed it until I cheated and took off the cover plate to "examine" the movement (rather small movement btw). Honestly unless it is defective I doubt that most people can break it on accident.
Honestly, the only people I knew at the time who would want to wear a watch already had a watch they liked that was in far better shape than mine. The crystal was so scratched it was getting hard to read and was beyond ugly, but still functional. I understand your sentiment, but at the end of the day I got two years of service and then about an hour of fun out of it. I know I have wasted $12 on worse things.
I've got the green dial version. Keeps really excellent time. Also, for that price to have water resistance to 100m is remarkable. Shower with it on absolutely no trouble. Lume isn't great, but viewable. The bi-directional bevel is a bit clunky too. But ,for value can't really fault it.
Great Review for this watch!! Best one I’ve come across Online... I’ve been thinking of getting one for awhile and this review reaffirms my decision to get one... I wish it was backlit/ indiglo and it would have been perfect for me. Day Date + clear markings ( with 24 hrs) and the Rotary dial... love it!!
I'm glad you made this review! I was on the fence about getting one, but after seeing a NATO strap on one of your Casios, I'm definitely going to get mine. I'm aiming for the MRW-200H-1B2V (what some call the 'black model'). I'd prefer having numerals all around that dial face, but it'd look a bit too busy for me, what with all the fat arabics. The 1B2V I think has the best compromise, as I'm not keen on having pips/dots. This is going to be my first 'project' watch and I'll use it as my daily beater. I plan on swapping the resin band for a Zulu one. Buying this Casio + new strap would set me back about $22. Thanks again! (Update: I bought a NATO strap instead)
@@buser87 hi Michael, I sure did! It turned out pretty good. Springbars were a bit awkward to remove and I nearly gave up, but tried and finally got my new strap in. Was hoping to attach a picture here, but I dont think it's possible on UA-cam.
@@buser87 hi Michael! Glad you asked! The strap I bought cost me about $6, give or take and is comfortable enough for me. It comes with stainless steel buckles with a black PVD finish. This type of strap is definitely a lot more breathable compared to the original straps (I heard some people get rashes due to the plastic/rubber material. I had the "calculator" digital Casio previously, and after 2 years, the straps split). But, if you live in a hot, humid area and tend to sweat a lot, these straps could get dirty (and smelly) after a while. I have a Seiko SNK809 that has a nylon strap; after a few days I'll have to put some detergent on the straps, use an old toothbrush and scrub it under a tap. This new NATO strap is definitely an upgrade in looks and comfort, for me at least 👍🏻 Edit: due to the lockdown, I haven't been able to put it through a "normal" workday, so only time will tell if it's durable or not. There are many straps that are higher priced than mine; they may offer better comfort, durability and colour retention. If things turn out bad, at least I can still re-use the original straps 😉
@@AnonAnonAnon hi there! The strap size is 18mm. Hopefully you already have a springbar tool if you plan on changing straps by yourself. Do wear some eye protection just in case, the springbar may pop out and fly. Some strap sellers may include a springbar tool and extra springbars as part of their sales package. Or you could ask a friend with experience to do it for you. It shouldn't be too difficult but I was frustrated doing it the first time. Hope this info helps!
@@rudy_ariff Thank you Rudy! Very informative. I am now browsing some websites for a nice watch strap plus I have silicone oil at the ready to oil fill the watch when it arrives!
I don't understand why Casio doesn't use better lume. It's widely available - see Seiko, even the cheapest watches! I don't think it would add too much to the price.
Good review mate!!! How did you attach the "NAto" strap? Could you make a video about it? Because I don't see any on youtube. I would appreciate it very much !!
Enjoy your content so much, very detailed and researched! Guns and watches, what could be better? Lol, Keep up the amazing work Guy!! (P.S. we need that review of the Explorer!)
Thanks for the kind words I appreciate it. I've been hesitant to do gun videos because it's such a polarizing topic, but it's something that I enjoy as much as watches so I want it to be a part of my channel. Oh, the Rolex Explorer video will be coming soon!
Just bought a Casio very much like the black one minus the day for my 5 year young grandson. Bought the ladies version in 23 or 28mm case, he is 5 and will not know it being a ladies watch. And I can honestly say he will not do any diving with it. Might go in his grandpas pool assisted at all times. Be happy if it lasts him a year or 2.
Thanks Rick appreciate it. It's not a bad little watch if you want something you can wear without worries. Going to the gym, the beach, the pool, fishing, whatever. Worst case scenario you replace it occasionally for another $15 watch.
Casio does list the crystal as "resin" not mineral. Either way, great value watch, as always from Casio. I got the blue dial version with 12,6,9 hour markers in gold paint. Can't beat it for $20 bucks. Love it.
hey, nice review man, just bought the black one for 25$, the cheapest casio standart that ive ever buy, but it ROCKS!, use it for surfing, diving to 10-20m, trekking, off road deep to the mud, i wash it daily after the outdoor activity, and it still running PERFECT.
Leave it to Casio to make 15$ diver watch that actually works. There are videos on YT where it is used for diving trips and works like a charm. Only problem (as is often the case with Casio watches) is the cheap and sweaty plastic strap that is prone to break sooner rather than later. I strongly recommend using NATO/nylon straps instead. Looks much better too.
I have the black one and I don’t bore it as a diver but rather a field watch. There is a seiko field watch out there that has a bi-directional bezel for field use but the watch is rated at 200m as well. So it depends how you look at it
updated : i actually buy this watch. my personal opinion if you can found q&q vr18. better looks for it. yes the bezel for q&q vr18 is not rotating. but the quality if q&q movement is above casio. the movement is almost perfect on every minutes mark on the dial. i believe this due to miyota 2035 movement from citizen on the q&q. don't get me wrong gshock is a legend. but for cheap quartz watch, go for q&q.
Nice review, but unless you got some weird variation, both that I own are plastic/acrylic crystals. No biggie as they polish well if scratched. Bezel pops off and on which makes polishing easier. Great beater for $15!
There was no listing on the Casio website in the product description as to the type of crystal, but on the Amazon website it is listed as mineral crystal, and we all know Amazon doesn't always have the correct info on their listings. So, that's where I found that info, sorry for the error.
@@JustBlueFish Hey, no worries, Guy. It actually sounds like glass if you tap it with a ring, etc. I polish mine out with Meguiar's Ultimate Compound and/or Ultimate Polish when they get scratched. There are also plastic polishes which work well. BTW, the movement is a Miyota. Thanks for your videos!
On the black dial version, I think the double numeral (12 & 24 hour) really clutters the dial. To each his own, but I prefer the white face with the non-numeral markers.
Glass is plastic. Takes direct impact better than crystal. But will scratch easier. A tube of Polly watch will polish out any annoying scratches with ease and good result. Worth having if you have a Casio collection building up.
It's a tight fit. Take the springbars off, lay the strap on the watch where you want it, then place the springbars back on. It's mildly annoying but doable.
I have a tiny by very bright torch next to my bed, when I wake up at night to check the time I flash the torch on my watch for a second and then I check the luminous hands of my watch to know the time
I have one that I just purchased from Big 5. Paid $30 dollars which overpriced compared to what others paid. I wanted the black watch that you have and purchased it from Amazon but they sent me one with a yellowish bezel which I don't like. So I went to Big 5 and found the one I wanted and purchased it but at least I got the one I wanted!
Marathon tsar 799 dollars, this watch is 20 bucks. why isn't there anything in between, 12 numbers, date and a rotating bezel.. you know if a field watch and a baby with a diver
If you think bezel is to indicate amount of air remaining, you are wrong. Unidirectional bezel is no safer as bidirectional for timing decompression stops
I'm amazed by how you managed to get a NATO strap on this watch. I own the black one. There didn't seem to be enough room to squeeze the NATO under the spring bars. Could you please tell me what NATO strap you used, or what magical technique you used to get that NATO on?
I laid the strap down on the watch then reinstalled the springbars. It's to tight to thread the strap on through the spring bars when they're installed. It's pretty tough but you can do it.
Would love to see how you got the NATO strap on. I just got my watch and a strap in the mail so excited to get it set up and the strap is WAY too thick to fit.
i got a duro and its so much nicer for 48.00, i would rather be able to get it dunked than to have to replace it because someone thought it was water resistant and found out after being pushed into the pool or lake or whatever, and compared to this it has a single direction bezel and screw down crown and compared to this watch its like comparing a timex to a seiko
I've a great experience with this nice clock. For my surprise, in the Fox TV series 9-1-1, the character of Evan "Buck" Buckley (played by Oliver Stark) use a MRW-200H in black, with the numbers of the bezel in white, the same that you've in the video (but with a resin belt, not the OTAN strap)
Great watch, I love it. Buying one as we speak. BUT this should NOT be on a NATO. Only its resin belt suits it. Just looks wrong and seems wrong on a NATO.
@@oleksandrkrainiukov1085 Hey, I don't know if you still need an answer, but the diameter of the glass is around 31-32mm (I used a standard ruler, not as precise as a caliper). Hope it helps! :D
it's cheap and it looks cheap but it works well and you won't blame yourself if u lose it i have other expensive mechanical watches like Rolex, but i am afraid to damage it so it's like a collection not a everyday watch that u can wear.
Most of them hit right on the indices which is incredible for the price. I get mine at Walmart and check a few samples to see which one is most accurate before i purchase. Best analog beater watch for the money...period.
It's a very tight fit, you won't be able to slide the strap under. What you do is put the strap exactly where you want it to be, then use your finger or something to push it against the lug. That will leave just barely enough space for you to push the spring bar in until it snaps into the holes. The strap will not budge once it's locked in, you will have to take out the spring bars to adjust it. Remember to hold the spring bars tight or it might shoot off because of the tight fit. Took me a while with the phone flash light to find mine after it snaps off.
Is an 18mm Nato strap the max I can go on this or can I put on 20mm? Also, would you recommend this over the Rolex Submariner diver watch? The Rolex doesnt have a day complexity.
Stop crying about scratches. Its meant to be put on test but the question is WILL IT WORK after a long days hardcore torture. Scratches like scratches......
I'm a little late to the party, but I just have to add my 2 cents. I'm a diver, and I use my MRW200H when I dive. Unidirectional bezels may have been a safety feature decades ago (I'm still not convinced), but we use dive computers for all the critical stuff now. We write out our dive plan and take it down with us, and the only time I use the bezel on my watch is when I'm decompressing, and a unidirectional bezel (ie, like on my MDV106 when I go on deeper dives) can be inconvenient, especially if you have multiple decompression stops with differing decompression times.
"What if your computer fails?"
Then there are still analogue gauges and the written dive plan that you write down in two separate places (if you're smart). If both the dive computer and the needle gauges fail, then the dive is aborted and you start back up with your dive buddy who will probably still have functioning equipment.
TLDR; Unidirectional bezels aren't as 'diver' as some/most 'divers' think.
The specs on the Casio site say "resin glass", so nope, no mineral glass... just some plastic, and I can confirm they scratch really easily, but that's not a huge problem, they can be polished, and for the price, there is really nothing to complain about!
Bought mine 15 months ago and I have worn it almost everyday. Last summer I had a total of four weeks when I wore it snorkelling everyday.Its so accurate as well keeps on bang to the second for weeks at a time. For a price of £13.99 I am well pleased.
I'll take a $ 15.00 Casio over a $ 100.00 Invicta any day.
I'm sure you're not the only one.
wtf is Invicta?
But the Invicta is now only going for $50. :) I got one last year, but even with an almost 8" wrist the bracelet can't be made small enough without knocking out a link or two. I replaced it with a NATO strap. No complaints about the watch so far.
I can't agree more
I would rather have this and the Duro instead of the invicta
The perfect 'holiday, pool, beater' great holiday wear and forget watch.
I got the orange markings version as an impulse purchase. The orange numerals have no luminescence, but that's OK. I had no expectations of it being a true diver; it's something to wear for fun. The watch looks like it should cost much more. Added bonus, it's extremely accurate.
Thanks for watching, enjoy that watch, it's a great value for the price.
J Johnson I saw one review that it lost only 3 seconds in 4 months. Amazing.
I was gonna get the orange but I just went with the black and white for the lum
They are FANTASTIC budget watches.
I consider them to be all around "Field Watches."
I don't know well they will hold up over time, I haven't tested them extensively, but based on initial impressions they're a great little budget beater.
I don't know man. I had this thing for two years as a male teenager with a manual labor job, never missed a beat. The only reason I don't have it today is because I got bored and purposely destroyed it, doing things like; using a drill to slap it crystal first into a chain link fence, letting my dog chew on it, and using a hair dryer to warm it up before putting it in a ice bath. Nothing destroyed it until I cheated and took off the cover plate to "examine" the movement (rather small movement btw). Honestly unless it is defective I doubt that most people can break it on accident.
Honestly, the only people I knew at the time who would want to wear a watch already had a watch they liked that was in far better shape than mine. The crystal was so scratched it was getting hard to read and was beyond ugly, but still functional. I understand your sentiment, but at the end of the day I got two years of service and then about an hour of fun out of it. I know I have wasted $12 on worse things.
The NATO looks really cool. I haven’t worn my black Casio in a while but I think this would give it more wrist time. Thx for the video!
Never knew this was already sold five years ago. I just placed an order for this watch yesterday and will be delivered today.
Those second hands are hitting the markers dead-on, every time. Wow.
I've got the green dial version. Keeps really excellent time. Also, for that price to have water resistance to 100m is remarkable. Shower with it on absolutely no trouble. Lume isn't great, but viewable. The bi-directional bevel is a bit clunky too. But ,for value can't really fault it.
Where do you bought this watch
Great Review for this watch!! Best one I’ve come across Online... I’ve been thinking of getting one for awhile and this review reaffirms my decision to get one... I wish it was backlit/ indiglo and it would have been perfect for me. Day Date + clear markings ( with 24 hrs) and the Rotary dial... love it!!
Thanks for watching I appreciate it!
I'm glad you made this review! I was on the fence about getting one, but after seeing a NATO strap on one of your Casios, I'm definitely going to get mine. I'm aiming for the MRW-200H-1B2V (what some call the 'black model'). I'd prefer having numerals all around that dial face, but it'd look a bit too busy for me, what with all the fat arabics. The 1B2V I think has the best compromise, as I'm not keen on having pips/dots.
This is going to be my first 'project' watch and I'll use it as my daily beater. I plan on swapping the resin band for a Zulu one. Buying this Casio + new strap would set me back about $22.
Thanks again!
(Update: I bought a NATO strap instead)
@@buser87 hi Michael, I sure did! It turned out pretty good. Springbars were a bit awkward to remove and I nearly gave up, but tried and finally got my new strap in. Was hoping to attach a picture here, but I dont think it's possible on UA-cam.
@@buser87 hi Michael! Glad you asked! The strap I bought cost me about $6, give or take and is comfortable enough for me. It comes with stainless steel buckles with a black PVD finish. This type of strap is definitely a lot more breathable compared to the original straps (I heard some people get rashes due to the plastic/rubber material. I had the "calculator" digital Casio previously, and after 2 years, the straps split). But, if you live in a hot, humid area and tend to sweat a lot, these straps could get dirty (and smelly) after a while. I have a Seiko SNK809 that has a nylon strap; after a few days I'll have to put some detergent on the straps, use an old toothbrush and scrub it under a tap. This new NATO strap is definitely an upgrade in looks and comfort, for me at least 👍🏻
Edit: due to the lockdown, I haven't been able to put it through a "normal" workday, so only time will tell if it's durable or not. There are many straps that are higher priced than mine; they may offer better comfort, durability and colour retention. If things turn out bad, at least I can still re-use the original straps 😉
I've just bought this watch, waiting for delivery, can you tell me, what size NATO strap is it please? Thanks in advance.
@@AnonAnonAnon hi there! The strap size is 18mm. Hopefully you already have a springbar tool if you plan on changing straps by yourself. Do wear some eye protection just in case, the springbar may pop out and fly. Some strap sellers may include a springbar tool and extra springbars as part of their sales package. Or you could ask a friend with experience to do it for you. It shouldn't be too difficult but I was frustrated doing it the first time. Hope this info helps!
@@rudy_ariff Thank you Rudy! Very informative. I am now browsing some websites for a nice watch strap plus I have silicone oil at the ready to oil fill the watch when it arrives!
I don't understand why Casio doesn't use better lume. It's widely available - see Seiko, even the cheapest watches! I don't think it would add too much to the price.
Seiko puts their quality in the watch itself and compromises the quality of the bracelet
Good review mate!!! How did you attach the "NAto" strap? Could you make a video about it? Because I don't see any on youtube. I would appreciate it very much !!
Enjoy your content so much, very detailed and researched! Guns and watches, what could be better? Lol, Keep up the amazing work Guy!! (P.S. we need that review of the Explorer!)
Thanks for the kind words I appreciate it. I've been hesitant to do gun videos because it's such a polarizing topic, but it's something that I enjoy as much as watches so I want it to be a part of my channel. Oh, the Rolex Explorer video will be coming soon!
i have this watch for over 8 years ago, and still working. the battery has change just 5 times.
Still water resistant?
@@tomorrowcomestoday1621 still, the quality is really good
And, how is the strap quality? How many times have you changed it till now in these 8 years?
Nice attention to detail getting the second hands to match, haha.
Great watch I've had mine for about six years.
Just bought a Casio very much like the black one minus the day for my 5 year young grandson. Bought the ladies version in 23 or 28mm case, he is 5 and will not know it being a ladies watch. And I can honestly say he will not do any diving with it. Might go in his grandpas pool assisted at all times. Be happy if it lasts him a year or 2.
Got the gold-black diver style hands & markers for just $19! Unbeatable price to WR ratio! A no-brainer for me! 🤩🤣
Good watch. I have one and just to correct one thing about the glass : it's definitly plastic -> mine is scratched like hell.
Same
Polywatch, will help
Great vid ... You have outdone yourself in finding yet more interesting and affordable fare . How can you miss with this, great for the gym, watch
Thanks Rick appreciate it. It's not a bad little watch if you want something you can wear without worries. Going to the gym, the beach, the pool, fishing, whatever. Worst case scenario you replace it occasionally for another $15 watch.
I guess the low price compensated for it not being solar ... It is a disposable watch ... Very cool
Another excellent review. Thank you.
Jose Casillas thank you sir, I appreciate it.
Looks awesome with the black/grey nato strap
Casio does list the crystal as "resin" not mineral. Either way, great value watch, as always from Casio. I got the blue dial version with 12,6,9 hour markers in gold paint. Can't beat it for $20 bucks. Love it.
hey, nice review man, just bought the black one for 25$, the cheapest casio standart that ive ever buy, but it ROCKS!, use it for surfing, diving to 10-20m, trekking, off road deep to the mud, i wash it daily after the outdoor activity, and it still running PERFECT.
Thanks for watching and the comments.
Thats deep diving tho.... !!
Great beater watch for sure! I'd really appreciate it if you did a tutorial on how to put on the NATO, I'm having a really hard time
Leave it to Casio to make 15$ diver watch that actually works. There are videos on YT where it is used for diving trips and works like a charm.
Only problem (as is often the case with Casio watches) is the cheap and sweaty plastic strap that is prone to break sooner rather than later. I strongly recommend using NATO/nylon straps instead. Looks much better too.
Great video! Very informative.
Thank you for sharing, those watches are very reliable.
Looks like a good field watch.
The One ☝️
Local Wally World had several on clearance today for $5
Ha nice
I have the black one and I don’t bore it as a diver but rather a field watch. There is a seiko field watch out there that has a bi-directional bezel for field use but the watch is rated at 200m as well. So it depends how you look at it
13:53 what straight male doesn't want extra tail?
Great vid! between this and the MDV106, which would you say wears smaller on the wrist?
This for sure.
this was my first "real" watch in 4th grade from my parents :') #memories
updated : i actually buy this watch. my personal opinion if you can found q&q vr18. better looks for it. yes the bezel for q&q vr18 is not rotating. but the quality if q&q movement is above casio. the movement is almost perfect on every minutes mark on the dial. i believe this due to miyota 2035 movement from citizen on the q&q. don't get me wrong gshock is a legend. but for cheap quartz watch, go for q&q.
Do you uphold your opinion on Q&Q? Still viable after 2 years?
Nice review, but unless you got some weird variation, both that I own are plastic/acrylic crystals. No biggie as they polish well if scratched. Bezel pops off and on which makes polishing easier. Great beater for $15!
There was no listing on the Casio website in the product description as to the type of crystal, but on the Amazon website it is listed as mineral crystal, and we all know Amazon doesn't always have the correct info on their listings. So, that's where I found that info, sorry for the error.
@@JustBlueFish Hey, no worries, Guy. It actually sounds like glass if you tap it with a ring, etc. I polish mine out with Meguiar's Ultimate Compound and/or Ultimate Polish when they get scratched. There are also plastic polishes which work well. BTW, the movement is a Miyota. Thanks for your videos!
I have both watch nice review thanks
On the black dial version, I think the double numeral (12 & 24 hour) really clutters the dial. To each his own, but I prefer the white face with the non-numeral markers.
Glass is plastic. Takes direct impact better than crystal. But will scratch easier.
A tube of Polly watch will polish out any annoying scratches with ease and good result. Worth having if you have a Casio collection building up.
Okay, I jumped the gun. Sorry. Clockwork Synergy made the strap, yet I'm still amazed by how you got that strap in. They leave so little space.
It's a tight fit. Take the springbars off, lay the strap on the watch where you want it, then place the springbars back on. It's mildly annoying but doable.
JustBlueFish thanks, will try
I was disappointed to find out that the dials don't luminate at night. The handles illuminate very poorly but the dials don't.
It's a 20$ watch for crying out loud
I have a tiny by very bright torch next to my bed, when I wake up at night to check the time I flash the torch on my watch for a second and then I check the luminous hands of my watch to know the time
Great video. Do you think it resists siwimming with it?
100M = you can swim with it.
Casio mrw 200h vs W 219h Who is better...??? Bagus mana/pilih mana. 🙏😊
I have one that I just purchased from Big 5. Paid $30 dollars which overpriced compared to what others paid. I wanted the black watch that you have and purchased it from Amazon but they sent me one with a yellowish bezel which I don't like. So I went to Big 5 and found the one I wanted and purchased it but at least I got the one I wanted!
Nice review..Looks a bit like the Breitling Colt Skyracer..
Marathon tsar 799 dollars, this watch is 20 bucks. why isn't there anything in between, 12 numbers, date and a rotating bezel.. you know if a field watch and a baby with a diver
If you think bezel is to indicate amount of air remaining, you are wrong. Unidirectional bezel is no safer as bidirectional for timing decompression stops
What is it for?
I just picked up the f91w because I like the nostalgia of and the history of it
It's a cool watch. Amazon had them on sale for $6 a week or so ago, pretty unbelievable.
Sounds like Ryan Reynolds talking
He's probably busy filming Deadpool
I'm amazed by how you managed to get a NATO strap on this watch. I own the black one. There didn't seem to be enough room to squeeze the NATO under the spring bars. Could you please tell me what NATO strap you used, or what magical technique you used to get that NATO on?
I laid the strap down on the watch then reinstalled the springbars. It's to tight to thread the strap on through the spring bars when they're installed. It's pretty tough but you can do it.
Perlon is easy
I would love to see Casio use one of the seiko automatic movements on these watches!!
Would love to see how you got the NATO strap on. I just got my watch and a strap in the mail so excited to get it set up and the strap is WAY too thick to fit.
Just need to be a low profile strap and you really got to cram those spring bars back on.
Since three years ago, how long did the battery last? ⌚ 🔋
it's a great parking meter timer for us non-divers (allergic to water, sharks & drowning).....
i got a duro and its so much nicer for 48.00, i would rather be able to get it dunked than to have to replace it because someone thought it was water resistant and found out after being pushed into the pool or lake or whatever, and compared to this it has a single direction bezel and screw down crown and compared to this watch its like comparing a timex to a seiko
I've a great experience with this nice clock. For my surprise, in the Fox TV series 9-1-1, the character of Evan "Buck" Buckley (played by Oliver Stark) use a MRW-200H in black, with the numbers of the bezel in white, the same that you've in the video (but with a resin belt, not the OTAN strap)
Great watch, I love it. Buying one as we speak. BUT this should NOT be on a NATO. Only its resin belt suits it. Just looks wrong and seems wrong on a NATO.
Just bought the black and white version for $5 at Walmart.
Casio the best watch in earth .
Hello! Thanks for the review! Can you tell me the exact diameter of the glass in this watch?
Sorry I don’t know I don’t have these watches anymore I gave them away as gifts.
Ok thanks!
@@oleksandrkrainiukov1085 Hey, I don't know if you still need an answer, but the diameter of the glass is around 31-32mm (I used a standard ruler, not as precise as a caliper). Hope it helps! :D
Could you please provide more details about the Nato strap? Where did you get it and what color combination is that?
Thanks for watching. That strap was a cheapie I got on Amazon I think. Black and Grey Bond nato 18mm, if I remember correctly.
I checked my order history, this is the strap that's used in the video: amzn.to/2AYRiw6
Thanks a lot!
Why did you swap the watch positions in the like shot? That's confusing.
it's cheap and it looks cheap but it works well and you won't blame yourself if u lose it
i have other expensive mechanical watches like Rolex, but i am afraid to damage it so it's like a collection not a everyday watch that u can wear.
What a difference changing the band on the Casio watches make. Goes from pretty ugly in my opinion to something I could rock as everyday carry.
Where do you find this watch at 15 - 20 dollars?
I put a NATO on my kid's watch, the spring pins kept popping out.
the crystal is not mineral glass, it is plastic.
Yes, I have the numeric dial version and it’s a plastic glass not mineral. Perfectly fine for the price though.
Does the one with the NAto strap glow in the dark?
how did you get the strap adapter in the size of 18mm i cant find them....
How to change bidirectional bazel into unidirectional bazel on this one
Is it rugged?
Is it easy to change the strap?
The clock hand's second is not aligned with the marking. I can't accept this.
its probably because of the camera angle
Most of them hit right on the indices which is incredible for the price. I get mine at Walmart and check a few samples to see which one is most accurate before i purchase. Best analog beater watch for the money...period.
Does the day change from 12am - 4:30am on yours too
I gave these watches to my nephews, but as I remember yes they changed slowly over a few hours around midnight.
Alex Presto I have the same prob too
What would WR be once you replace battery
As long as the seals aren't damaged I would think it would be the same.
Same if it is done well!
How did u get the nato strap on? I can’t get the strap under the spring bars
It's a very tight fit, you won't be able to slide the strap under. What you do is put the strap exactly where you want it to be, then use your finger or something to push it against the lug. That will leave just barely enough space for you to push the spring bar in until it snaps into the holes. The strap will not budge once it's locked in, you will have to take out the spring bars to adjust it.
Remember to hold the spring bars tight or it might shoot off because of the tight fit. Took me a while with the phone flash light to find mine after it snaps off.
What is the size of the Nato strap?
White dial is now on amazon for $47.00
Jason Allen $47?! Yikes. These should generally be $20-$25.
Is an 18mm Nato strap the max I can go on this or can I put on 20mm?
Also, would you recommend this over the Rolex Submariner diver watch? The Rolex doesnt have a day complexity.
Yes I'd recommend this over a Sub.
Great thanks!
Does anyone know if you could swap out the bezel for a metal one
Never looked into it myself, don't know.
Is the strap 18 mm?
Yes it is.
Luminous test 11:30
seconds hands are synced WTH
what is NATO strap width?
18mm
link???
Don't expect to buy one of these in 2022 at less than 25 or $30 even on Amazon.
I just measured mine...12 mm in thickness.
will a 18mm metal bracelet fit on this watch
I couldn't say for sure. Wouldn't be had to try though.
JustBlueFish okay thanks
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Its 100m not 200m like the casio marlin
Amazon has the band listed 23mm I might have bought the wrong nato! Is it really 18mm
it is really 18mm.
If japanese say diver then its diver man
Thanks for watching.
Who can snokle 300 feet?
How did I you change the band
The watch band is held on by spring bars, they're easy to remove with a spring bar tool. The tool is cheap, they are $10 on Amazon.com
£15 well spent.
Couldn't you just cut the extra tail off?
Stop crying about scratches. Its meant to be put on test but the question is WILL IT WORK after a long days hardcore torture. Scratches like scratches......
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