Casio Edifice Unisex Analogue Watch EFV-110D with Stainless Steel Strap

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If you look closely, you’ll also notice some microscopic engraved rings on the chapter ring. While on this smaller model, they are barely visible, it gives another indication of how much effort has clearly gone into this dial. The extra touches have not been forgotten. The logo is inked in the regular position. While I don’t mind how this looks, I think a single line of text with the image would probably look better. Flexibility extends all the way to the top of the bracelet, meaning it should accommodate even the smallest of wrists. While it’s a little jangly, it’s much better than the majority of rival offerings and absolutely wearable for most users. Alternatively, a 18mm NATO strap would look great with this watch and the narrow case would have no problems combating the added depth. Technical amendments and errors excepted. The sizes in figures do not correspond to the original sizes. Measuring Capacity: 24 hours, Measuring Modes: Elapsed time, split time, 1st-2nd place times, Measuring Unit: 1/100th second

Japanese approaches to Beautiful and Functional Watches in EFV-100! *the most distinctive features in detailsFor fans of precision: the countdown timers help you to remember specific or recurring events by giving off an audible signal at a preset time. The time can be set to the nearest minute and up to 24 hours in advance. Ideal for people who need to take medicines every day or those who do interval training. Thanks for sharing. lovely looking watch and a bargain too. The white dial one is now very much on my list.

Most definitely interested to hear how that goes. Yours does look good on the original bracelet though, I just can’t get a good fit with it. Perfect for swimming and snorkelling: the watch is water resistant to 10 bar according to ISO 22810.

I stumbled upon a review of the Casio Edifice EFV-110d (the baby brother) by The Slender Wrist and being a fan of the smaller timepiece thought i'd give it a go...well after much excitement ripping open the box, to my dismay was a watch that was just too small for my 7 inch wrists. The combination of sporty looks, thinness, tapering 18mm bracelet and 41mm lug to lug was just didnt look right, and I have happily worn 33mm vintage pieces before. obviously, people tend to leave negative review in case of defetive product than receiving a good product)

A Casio Edifice EFV-110D-1AVUEF óra vízálló, így biztonságosan viselhető esős időben vagy kézmosáskor. A kvarc működéssel rendelkezik, ami biztosítja a pontos időmérő teljesítményét. Az üveglap karcálló bevonattal van ellátva, ami megvédi az órát a mindennapos használat során keletkező sérülésektől.Have to say, first impressions of are very good. The bracelet is pretty poor but I wasn’t expecting much. I’ve put it on a yellow nato for now. A nice dark grey nato/perlon will also be tried out. Mine have had no trouble with condensation and my second hand hit the marks 100% of the time on both watches.

The straps are usually the only bad thing about Edifice watches. The bracelets in particular are often tinny, rattly folded link jobs, but as long as they aren't integrated they're easy to change. I'm contemplating to pull a trigger on Casio Edifice EFV-100. To be precise, the models are EFV-100L-7AVUEF and EFV-100D-1AVUEF. The daily alarm reminds you of events that recur every day, by emitting an audible signal at the set time. This model has three independent alarms that can be used flexibly to remind you of important appointments. Homage Watch Lists: Audemars Piguet Alternatives | Breitling Alternatives | Grand Seiko Alternatives | Nomos Alternatives | Omega Alternatives | Rolex Alternatives Watch Lists By Style: Best Chronograph Watches | Best Digital Watches | Best Dive Watches | Best Dress/Minimalist Watches | Best Field Watches | Best Rugged/Military WatchesAlways reliable: This watch has a particularly secure safety catch, which helps prevent the strap from opening by mistake. Bracelet is where pennies were pinched but with a 20mm lug width, the 100D looks great on a Milenese.