CasioMTPS120L Series | Unisex Analog Watch | 100M WR | Stainless Steel Case | 3 Hand Analog (HR, Min, SEC) | Date Display | Low Battery Alert | Military Styling | Solar Powered

This watch is great! Typical Casio quality and value.Note for the pictures: I was 5'10" and 195lb at the time the pictures were taken, not a huge wrist size. Size L gloves for my hands. 38mm-ish is my preferred watch size.Pros:- Clean & classy, dress it up or down- Simple and easy to read- Solar is great, charges quick- Solidly built, seems durable- Stands out, but not flashy (be ready for compliments when you wear it)- Love the 24hr values under the main digits on the faceCons:- I wish it had sapphire glass, but can't complain at the price point (and the mineral glass hasn't been a problem)- A bit taller and heavier than most watches I like to wear (with the exception of my G-Shocks, which are taller; I wear a lot of slim & minimalist dress watches)- The sweep isn't super consistent or smooth, but that's not expected at this price pointI'm not particularly hard on watches and have a good collection I rotate through. In the past few years, I've started moving towards solar watches- when you have a number of watches, you're constantly playing roulette with battery replacement. Moving to solar watches has been great- no more batteries to replace, no more winding!I read reviews ahead of time and knew the strap would be a weak point (and therefore didn't take a star off the review). I waited until this watch was on sale and then purchased a StrapHabit 22mm Quick Release Sailcloth and FKM Rubber Hybrid Watch Strap (https://a.co/d/0imoiOa) alongside it. The upgraded watch strap is a necessity and the hybrid band both looks like it was made for this watch and has the rigidity to support the weight. It look a total of 15 seconds to change the straps- don't avoid this watch just because of the straps or because you don't know how to change them! It's simple and quick!Also as a note for people who say they got the wrong language model- this has both English and Spanish values for the weekdays. When setting, just be aware of this. Also be aware of the AM vs PM value- it will matter for the date and/or language setting. After a day or two, you may need to adjust it forward or backward 12hr. Since doing so, I've had no problems with the date or time.Overall, this is one of my favorite watches in the collection and gets a lot more wrist time than anticipated. It's also one of the cheapest in my current collection and I get more compliments on this watch than any others I wear. I would definitely recommend it- just make sure you get a different strap to enjoy this watch to the fullest extent.

So far I'm very happy with the money I spent on this one. Classy tough.

Really nice watch, though it might be priced a bit high for the features. Also note that the bezel does not rotate even though it looks like it should. You can find a Timex with sapphire crystal and solar for just about the same price, occasionally, and you’d be better off with that unless you really like the style of this one.

First "classic" style watch i've ever purchased. High quality and elegant. Good weight, Good materials. Was worried about the strap but it's sturdy and tough. Setting the time and date is easy too! Solar charged.

Very nice good looking watch with no ticking sound unlike Timex. As other reviewers pointed out, the band is stiff and uncomfortable. Order a separate new band for it

Looks great

TL;DR - The Band is very comfortable, the watch is lightweight.The three main reasons which brought me to buy this is: It's Solar, water proof, and the band.I needed a watch to swap out for my Pathfinder when it was low on battery.Also, when my De quervain's tenosynovitis is acting up, this watch seems to do the trick on not putting pressure on the wrist.Something to be noted-I Didn't see in the description there was a spanish day of the week that also popped up.

Nice watch, but the case diameter is 42mm, not 46mm as stated in the listing specifications. The band is comfortable and works well for outdoor activities including swimming. For the money, though, the Casio Duro is a nicer watch and better value.