One notable feature of the Casio Collection A168WA-1YES is its water resistance. With a rating of up to 30 meters, it can withstand light splashes and brief immersion in water. However, it is not suitable for swimming or diving.

The digital face itself doesn’t take up too much room, which gives this color scheme the spotlight. As mentioned, the case isn’t real metal, but it’s pretty reflective and legible at all angles, even at night. It certainly looks like an affordable watch, but it doesn’t look like it’s cheaper than it is. It’s an overall simple watch on the functionality front. However, it has more to offer than basic analog watches double its price like the Timex Weekender. ConstructionMost impressively, it has a lot of crossover appeal and finds its way into high-end collections too. We’re going to find out why, and whether or not it’s right for you, with this review of the Casio A168WA-1.

Homage Watch Lists: Audemars Piguet Alternatives | Breitling Alternatives | Grand Seiko Alternatives | Nomos Alternatives | Omega Alternatives | Rolex Alternatives At the heart of the A168W-1 is a Japanese quartz movement. This is a reliable and accurate movement that requires very little maintenance to stay running for years.If you require an extra large bracelet or you are in need of additional links these may be supplied at an additional cost. Steam can sneak its way into the inner workings of the watch, and 30m of water resistance doesn’t protect from prolonged moisture exposure. Some notes about features of off the top of my head that I don't know if I've heard of before or not (exception being the fake test):