AE-1300WH Series | Watches for Men | Digital Watch | Black | 1/100 SEC Stopwatch | 9 Interval Timers | LED Light | 100M WR | Multi Alarm | Calendar | World Time | 12/24 Hour Format | 10 Yr Batt

Excellent & solid watch with a good slew of functions. Photos don’t do the watch justice. Display is a breeze to read. Button-activated backlight is plenty bright. I really like the hourly chime, and I appreciate the circular visual countdown cues for workouts and breathing exercises. Insane value. Definitely one of my favorite Casio squares!

Its a casio, they are the best for a reasonable price. They are light, waterproof, and durable. I use the stopwatch when i grill, the battery will go out faster if you use the stopwatch all the time tho ;). This model is similar to the w800 button scheme but has a timer as well as the stopwatch and a few other new features.

Cool looking watch and a nice addition to the collection.

Nice watch. I bought it for the preset timers because I use timers for work every day. The watch is kinda your typical plastic watch with cheap band. I ordered a new band because I prefer cloth. I'd buy it again. No complaints. Doesn't seem rugged but time will tell because I bang my watches into doorframes like it's some kind of contest or something.

This is a very unique watch with some useful features that are hard to find. I bought it specifically for the auto-repeating multi-step interval timer. Most digital watches don’t have an interval timer at all, let alone multiple intervals with the option to repeat. The AE 1300 can hold up to 9 intervals but I only used 2. This watch is an ideal timer for the pomodoro technique: 25 minutes of work followed by 5 minutes of rest, then repeat. You can set both timers to auto repeat so it will keep cycling through pomodoros until you turn it off - VERY helpful in keeping on task if you struggle with ADHD like I do. The alarm is decently loud without being pushy. The stopwatch function is… quirky. When you stop the timer, the large main clock keeps running while the time you stopped it at is displayed in the smaller digits above. I don’t use the stopwatch a lot so it wasn’t a big deal, but it isn’t an intuitive function for most people. It’s actually quite a robust chronometer and has a number of extra functions you can read about in the manual, but I never bothered to figure them out because I had no use for them. The other feature this watch has that you’ll have a hard time finding elsewhere is the preset timers. Sometimes I used the 10, 12, and 15 minute timers for baking things in the oven. It was easier and quicker than having to set a timer manually. I rarely used the alarms or world time, but they functioned well and I could see them being useful. I actually found the watch had too many functions for me, and cycling through them all to get back to regular time could be annoying. Fortunately, when you have the button beep turned on, the watch emits a higher-pitched tone when it returns to regular timekeeping mode, so you don’t have to be looking at it to know you’re back “home.” I think it looks great, and even my wife who doesn't care about watches noticed it and said it looked nice. The three circles with their steadily animated segments don't serve any useful purpose, but they add an indescribable element of cool to the design. It took me a couple months to figure out why they looked so familiar, then it hit me: they look like the TIE fighter cockpit glass from Star Wars! Not exactly the same since they have 5- and 10-segment dials and the TIEs use 8, but it's pretty darn close and it looks awesome. The backlight is a very pleasant orange glow that lights up the whole face of the watch. It’s brief, but the battery life is claimed to be 10 years so it's an understandable sacrifice for efficiency's sake. The acrylic lens does scratch fairly easily, but I was able to buff mine to like-new condition with some toothpaste and a cloth. For the three months I had it, it kept very reliable time and I enjoyed looking at the watch daily. It really did bring me a little bit of joy every time I looked at it, which is more than I can say for most $15 purchases I’ve made. The interval timer got near-daily use and it became my go-to digital watch over my G-shock DW9052 and F91W pretty quickly. Maybe if I wasn’t working from home in a pandemic I would have changed it up a bit more, but the AE 1300 was my watch of choice for much of the quarantine. But one night recently I was taking it off in the dark as I was going to bed and I just missed setting it on my dresser. It fell about 4 feet onto the hardwood floor straight onto the face with a loud clack. The next morning when I went to put it on, I noticed the screen was blank and it was unresponsive, although there wasn’t a scratch or crack anywhere. I opened it up and poked around for a while, removed and replaced the battery, but the LCD just displayed some random marks and never returned to life. I don’t fault Casio for this necessarily, since it’s not advertised as a shock-resistant watch. There’s a reason I have a G-shock, because not every watch can handle a drop on the floor. I just hoped this one would be a little tougher. I’ll miss this watch and I might even buy it again someday, but I decided to give another watch a try first to see if it’s tougher. I bought a Timex Command 47 mm in white for its two-step auto-repeat interval timer and its good looks. So far it’s been a good experience, but the Timex cost 4 times what I paid for the AE 1300, so time will tell if it’s worth it. A 10-year battery isn’t worth much if a single drop from waist level is enough to kill the watch. Overall, I’d recommend this watch even given my experience, because it looks great, has awesome features, and the ultra cheap price makes up for it being so potentially fragile.

I got this watch to wear at work. I don’t like smart watches, and this is a cheap digital watch that works for what I wanted. If anything happens I will buy another one to replace it.

Watch does watch things. Tells me the time.

Bought the simpler casio A series for work and it worked great, but the little strap that holds the extra band down broke and a replacement band was more than I paid for the watch in the first place. This nicer model was only ~2$ more and the strap looked better so I went with this model and it is well worth the couple bucks extra. It's more comfortable, feels much higher quality, has more functions and that are easier to use, and the display is much nicer to look at and easier to see. Would strongly recommend this as a general utility or work watch, the cheaper model held up very well for over a year of abuse and this model feels even more sturdy and is more useful and comfortable, and the value for money is unbelievable. Spend the extra couple bucks for this model if you want a rock solid work watch. If it does get broken though, it's only 20$ to get a new one.

Cuando compré este también ordené un Casio 1200WH (Royale negro) un poco por no dejar porque este estaba de buen precio. Cuando lo recibí y empecé a usarlo me gustó incluso más que el Royale. Es un reloj de un uso relativamente específico porque está diseñado para árbitros de partidos deportivos. Destacan sus funciones de cronógrafo y de timer de cuenta regresiva. En el cronógrafo va llevando dos cuentas: una que desde que se inicia nunca para y otra para las pausas (es perfecto para medir el tiempo en partidos de futbol americano). En el temporizador es donde destaca aún más: tiene varios temporizadores pre-ajustados de 10', 12', 15', 20', 25', 30' 35', 40' y 45'. Adicionalmente, tiene una función de hasta 9 intervalos con temporizadores independientes que son totalmente programables. Tiene solamente una alarma y señal horaria (chime) además de horario mundial. Los dígitos son muy legibles. Los tres diales redondos arriba son más decorativos que otra cosa pero lucen bien y es divertido verlos. Es un reloj de buen tamaño, más grande que un clásico Casio F91W pero mucho menor que un G-Shock (en la foto se puede notar la escala del reloj). Creo que es un buen tamaño que se adapta bien a todo tipo de muñecas porque en las delgadas no se ve monstruoso y en las muy grandes no parece tamaño pulguita. Tiene batería de 10 años lo cual siempre es un plus para no andar con el problema de cambiar la pila a cada rato. Casio siempre es garantía de calidad. Los acabados no decepcionan. Por cierto, los botones (pulsadores) son de buen tamaño y fáciles de operar. La resistencia al agua es de 10bar, lo que permite meterse a nadar sin mayor problema. En los contras yo veo tres, y cada quien debe decidir en qué medida le afectan: primero, la carátula es de acrílico, lo que hace que sea fácil de rayar (por otro lado también es fácil de pulir); segundo, la iluminación es de dos LEDs ámbar menos eficientes que los sistemas electro-luminiscentes pero cumpke su función; tercero, la hebilla de la correa es de plástico y no de metal. En cuanto al precio, es un poco más caro que los modelos más básicos de Casio, pero creo que la relación costo/beneficio es definitivamente muy buena. A mí me sirve mucho la función de los temporizadores para cocinar. Finalmente, en lo estético es un reloj que a mí me gusta mucho; el color gris oscuro lo hace interesante. Es súper ligero y uno se olvida de traerlo. Personalmente me gustó mucho y lo uso con más frecuencia que el Casio Royale. En definitiva estoy muy contento con la compra.

It's a decent watch at reasonable price. Bought this to be used during sports activities. It has all the functionalities one would need during the activity such as stop watch, timer etc. Looks well made with promising long last battery life.

Si buscas un reloj para deporte y muy resistente..este es el mejor! - Tiene un diseño muy bonito e incorpora luz, cronometro, alarma y otras mas funciones. - Resistente al agua y prometen 10 años de bateria!!! Es un gran precio para lo que vale ! Me quede encantado. Este color me parece muy bonito aunque esta disponible en otros colores tambien!

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simple and durable i really like the strap and the design