Casio Collection Quartz Digital LCD Dial Silver Mesh Stainless Steel Bracelet Watch A700WEM-7AEF RRP 44. The 18mm bracelet is fairly standard – it’s a basic stainless steel Milanese with a slide clamp securing mechanism, to suit various wrist sizes. It’s weird considering that many of their popular watches are fundamentally very similar to one another, with digital displays, retro appearances and low-cost materials. Since reviewing those, I’ve showcased a string of Casio watches that have never quite lived up to that reputation, despite being solid in their own right.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Other versions of this watch come with different bracelets, though I can’t comment on their performance. Monaco Corporation is proud to be the official distributor of Casio products in the New Zealand market. I remember having a conversation with my dad a few months back and he told me he liked how those DW watches were so thin; thankfully we now have a good alternative that I won’t have to roast him about. The A700W series is made up of retro-inspired digital timekeepers that will make many enthusiasts of a certain age fondly nostalgic for the watches of their youth.The module in here works in the same way as the popular Casio models you may be familiar with, including the typical stopwatch, alarm features and more. Regardless, it looks really good and is better than I expected on such a cheap watch, it even has a signed buckle. As someone who loves thin watches, I thought I may as well take the gamble to see if it’s legit and how it stacks up versus some of the other Casio watches we’ve covered before.

All three ( A700W-1A, A700WM-7AVT and A700WMG-9AVT) are available direct from Casio and from select retailers worldwide. It has much cleaner and sharper lines than it’s predecessor, which could be partially attributed to the angular styling this watch aims for, though it does feel like it’s been executed to a higher standard.Zach is a native of New Hampshire, and he has been interested in watches since the age of 13, when he walked into Macy’s and bought a gaudy, quartz, two-tone Citizen chronograph with his hard earned Bar Mitzvah money. With an ’80s vibe and a low-cost of entry, these watches might hit the spot if you’re after a casual summer beater. Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy Policy and Cookie Statement and Your California Privacy Rights. It’s your every-job, go-to watch that won’t stop your hands from getting dirty with mud-shoveling, oil changes or concrete-piling.