Casio Collection Men's Watch AE-1200WH

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For travel, the AE-1200WH is also going to cause you less hassle, as the terrorist/IED association to the F91W does cause issue. Wonders of Watchdom covers this in his AE-1200WH video, which is something that I had never thought of until seeing his video. Firstly, I swapped the metal bracelet. While some people dig them, I prefer nylon or resin. The metal bracelet on mine also immediately broke, so I couldn't wear it if I wanted to. I swapped to an 18mm NATO strap, with a tri-color theme. I dig it, and it pairs well with the watch. The modified case of my silver AE-1200WH.

Elapsed time, split time and final time are measured with 1/100-sec accuracy. The watch can measure times of up to 24 hours.Daily Alarms: Each will sound every day at the time you set, Hourly time signal: The watch beeps every hour on the hour The button tones on the mode button can be switched off for discreet operation. Pre-set alarm or timer functions remain active.

The resin housing is the ideal everyday companion. It is durable, lightweight and relatively insensitive to cold, heat or other external influences. Perfect for swimming and snorkelling: the watch is water resistant to 10 bar according to ISO 22810. The AE-1200WH is a quartz (battery powered) wristwatch, made by Japanese company Casio. While Casio is Japanese, the "Casio Royale" is produced in China. The previous reviewed F91W-1 was purely a digital watch, however, the AE-1200WH displays a lot more on the watch face. The face of the AE-1200WH, while in the "home" setting. The AR-1200WH has massive text on the outer parts of the case. I wasn't a fan, and found a way to get rid of it. Doing some looking online, it turns out that a simple pencil eraser will remove that text, so I did it. Overall, I love the cleaner look on this specimen. This has become my "special" of my two watches, which I generally wear when I want to be a teeny bit more flashy. A Casio Royale & Smith Model 15. Measuring Capacity: 24 hours, Measuring Modes: Elapsed time, split time, 1st-2nd place times, Measuring Unit: 1/100th secondNow, I'm not trying to sound like I'm dissing the F91W. I love that watch. It's a certified classic. However, I've found that spending a little more money has lead to a watch that I like a whole lot more. While I would still recommend the F91W to a lot of people, the AE-1200WH has become my go-to when I'm wearing a digital watch. The Verdict There's a whole sub-culture of people that modify Casio watches, and for me, I'm just scratching the surface. The Casio Royale is a favorite for modders, and I dig that. I've used the AE-1200WH a lot over the last half year. How has it held up in my daily use? Every Day Carry