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

After going through pictures and reviews, I got exactly what I was hoping for: a well-made, solar-powered timepiece that’s not too large, easy to read, stylish, and has a nice bit of heft. The functionality is solid—the hands align well with the indices, and it keeps time accurately. I really appreciate the inclusion of both the day and date. It makes for a great everyday watch—reliable, comfortable, and versatile. I’d recommend pairing it with a new 22mm watch band for the best experience.Something I will add, to not have trouble with the day/date not changing at midnight or changing during the day, the watch does consider am/pm with the day/date. So if its not changing at midnight. Move it forward 12hrs and then set the day/date in-between the hours of 4am-9pm

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.

The watch looks really luxurious when I put it on my hands. It was also well packaged, and it comes with instructions in many languages. One reason I bought this watch was for solar charging. I bought a G-Shock years ago with this feature, and the watch still indicates that I have high power. I hope this one also has a long life without changing the battery.One thing I would consider for people with bigger wrists is to change the wrist band to a bigger size.For now, this is my review of the watch.

Really liking this watch, has the exact field watch look I wanted. Looks and feels well made and is easy for my old eyes to read. Put it on an elastic NATO strap, comfort and looks!

A decent lightweight, solid field watch at a reasonable price. With the solar charging function, remembering to replace batteries won't be an issue.But that band the watch comes with is one of the most uncomfortable I've ever experienced on a watch even at this price point. One of the reason why I originally purchased this watch was because the watch band looked cool, but it's extremely uncomfortable. I ended up swapping out the band for the Ritche 22mm Military Ballistic Nylon Strap With Black Heavy Buckle Watch Band and swapped out the spring bars for the Wellfit Watch Pins, Heavy Duty Spring Bar to be safe. This combination is far more comfortable when wearing the watch while working or doing other active tasks.The illumination on the hands is also not great. The hands are exposed to direct sunlight most of the day and they're not visible once it gets dark. Charge the hands with a UV light and they glow for a couple of seconds and then go dark.Despite the short comings of the illumination on the hands and the strap, if you're looking for a good looking, budget field watch style watch that you won't mind losing or breaking, that has solar charging this isn't a bad option.

This is the best solar field watch at this price range ($88.50). The design borrows heavily from the Seiko SRPG37. The design of this watch is something that won’t go out of style.My pros and cons:Pros:• Keeps precise time• Stainless casing• Looks timeless• Flat lens (reduces reflection)• Solar powered• 100m water resistant• Red tip on second handCons:• Cheap band (expect to replace it)• Only the hour and minute hand glow in the darkSummary:I think Casio is onto something here. It really is the best field watch at this price. I hope they make more watches with this design. Hopefully with numbers that illuminate in the dark and a higher quality band.

Loved the watch as others reviewers already mentioned the sizing of the band holes are a hit or miss, is an good looking watch band, but in my case was either too tight or too loose, no biggie, selected this watch because is a lug 22mm so is already in my watch rotation with a Nato Artstyle OR Silicone WICCO, looks amazing, I left it to charge in a window for 2 days, manual says it should last for 8 months, but since I am using twice a week for driving, is getting plenty of Sun weekly.