I bought my Casio AW80 back in Feb of 2022 because it stands out as a feature-packed, budget-friendly ana-digi wrist watch. The moment I saw it on Amazon, I liked how it looks, the design appeals to casual wearers and enthusiasts seeking versatility, comfort, and classic styling. And of course, being a chef who spends most of his time in the kitchen, my watch must have some water resistance. The AW80 is lightweight, the resin strap dries quickly if it gets wet, and the 50m water resistance means I don’t worry about splashes at the sink or during a quick rinse.
- Countdown Timer
- 3 Alarms
- World Time in 30 Cities 29 Time zones
- DST on/off
- Stopwatch
- Full Auto-Calendar to year 2099
- 12/24-hour format
- Telememo 30 records of names and phone numbers
- Accuracy +- 30 seconds
- 10 Years Battery life
- Resin glass: very easy to scratch
- No Auto-repeat on the countdown timer
- Very hard and takes a long time to set the analog hands; only option is to advance forward til I reach the correct time.
- takes a long time to input names and phone numbers on the Databank / Telememo
I like this watch for casual outings, as it's perfect for those times when I want a reliable, semi-rugged watch that's not too flashy when I'm not working in the kitchen. This is a great watch, featuring both digital and analog time displays. With its descent luminous hour and minute hands that last maybe a few minutes, it is not bad at all.
For those who are on the market for a cheap, reliable watch that tells accurate time, has a full auto calendar to 2099, simple design with both analog and digital, I can highly recommend the Casio AW80.
If you can get past the few negatives I've mentioned above, this is a good, reliable watch