CasioWAVE CEPTOR (WVA-M630TDE-1AJF) 6 MULTI BANDS SOLAR MEN'S WATCH JAPANESE MODEL 2014 JULY RELEASED

The Pros:It looks great, the titanium is incredibly light, and the watch sets up so easily and automatically to radio signals.(The hands automatically set themselves up to the digital clock accurately. You can re-click the 'C' button to reset the time again just in case the hand is off somehow.)The Cons:I wish it had the day and month on the display without clicking the buttons to switch over.(I wanna know first glance.)There's another Casio Wave Ceptor with extra room for that info if you want that first glance advantage.The other con. The backlight is dim for the digital display.(You have to put your thumb over it to reflect enough light on the digital display.) You can see the hands and back fine.During a drive at night you wanna glance at the watch quickly.So it would've been better if it was brighter to avoid looking too long.I say buy it since it's one of the least expensive titanium watches you'll get.

I have an ugly, bulky Casio watch I bought 15 years ago because it was the cheapest one I found at Costco that had a radio. It still works, but I've been using a Fitbit watch, and the battery all of a sudden only lasts a few hours, so I purchased this watch. It is really nice. It is much lighter, thinner, and way better looking. I wouldn't be embarrassed to wear it anywhere. The time it displays is absolutely identical to the time on my old Casio watch. The case says it is "water resistant 5 BAR". The movement is made in Japan, the case in Thailand, and the bracelet in China. Other than a strip on each side of the case from which the buttons protrude, everything is reportedly made of titanium. It was easy to adjust the length of the bracelet with the tool provided. I played with the buttons and managed to change the language from Japanese (I assume) to English and set different time zones for the analog and digital displays. The watch was shipped promptly.

This watch looks good and works very well. I have had a similar Casio in the past, however, and it lost its watertight quality after about a year. I sent it back to Casio and they reworked it for $100. It lasted about a year after that, and then got water in it and stopped. So I bought this one, hoping that the same thing doesn’t happen!

I bought one Wave Ceptor, older, similar model, 14 years ago. It was no problem at this time. I had never change the battery, fix or something like this per 14 years. After 14 years the battery was dead, so, I decided to buy a newer model: WVA-M360TDE-1AJF. It works great.

The watch was set to English easily. They included english setting instructions. Just note it goes to sleep if in the dark for a bit over an hour. You can turn this sleep setting off. I haven't. Great watch.