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

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inches, I’d recommend looking at the 110D, but if you’re wrists are larger than that, I’d imagine the 100D would be the size to go for.

In bright light it is noticeably blue if that makes sense but most of the time it's a dark enough shade not to really standout. As someone with smaller wrists, I opted for the smaller option, as it comes in at just 35mm in diameter (excluding the crown), 9. This model has three independent alarms that can be used flexibly to remind you of important appointments. The design is intricate with interlaced brushed and polished finishes, creating a swooping design reminiscent of the Seiko SARB line.You can post in Sales Corner if your post count is 250 or more and you have been registered as a member for 180 days or more. Sorry for thread resurrection but this post is one of the top google trending reviews for this model (bizarrely).

Depending on your wrist size or how you like your watch cases, it might be worth sourcing the smaller 110D, as IMHO the EFV-100D in white wears pretty large for 40X47. The bracelets in particular are often tinny, rattly folded link jobs, but as long as they aren't integrated they're easy to change. The best part is of course the beautiful case and dial, which looks like it belongs to a watch that costs four times more than what you pay for it. 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 EFV-C110D series of analogue/digital combination timepieces are equipped with a 10-year battery, world time, 1/100 second stopwatch, and a countdown timer.Firstly, it matches very well with the case, featuring the same type of finishes across the surface.

When people talk about a one watch collection, they’re generally referring to a single watch that works well in almost any environment or situation.The 18mm bracelet is also worth a mention as it’s certainly better than average for such a low-cost watch.