So, we have and we say, the watch has one main disadvantage. You need to have hawk eyes to see the time. I hate negative displays ever since I grew up and have 1.5 degrees of presbyopia. I bought it, I saw it, I rated it 4/5 because of the screen, and then I converted it and made it as it should be, a positive display. Now I can see the screen effortlessly. Now it's 5/5. Everything else is amazing, as long as you buy it considering its features/dimensions. I have a wrist size of 22 centimeters and it's perfect.

Because I see that some people who bought it talk about humidity, they should know that when we see a foggy glass on this and many other Casio models, the humidity is only on the glass. To make it clear, the glass is double and both parts are held together by an elastic flange that surrounds them. So if we see humidity, it is not inside the watch. I won't even discuss taking it out to clean and reposition it because the process involves removing crystals from watches and a special adhesive for repositioning to maintain its waterproofness.

AM-A-ZING square digital CASIO, I honestly have no words!!!

I have a large wrist at 21 centimeters, so I consciously searched for a long time for something big, since 98% of the other digital watches I try on are microscopic and look like children's watches on my hand (some don't even buckle or buckle in the last-second hole and this watch itself gets lost on my hand), resulting in me not wearing a watch for over 15 years and relying on my phone for the time. I have had some good watches with hands pass through my hands, which had a tolerable size, but for several years now I have concluded that I like/prefer digital Casio watches much more.

The only negative (which is important in my opinion to mention) is the visibility of the negative LCD. In closed spaces when it's night outside, even with lights on in the room, it's difficult to quickly and spontaneously see the time. You have to turn it a little from here, a little from there, so that the screen sits at a specific angle for the indication to be readable. One minus point for this alone.

Otherwise, it is simply wonderful, beautiful, extremely sturdy, very high quality, has the perfect weight, and exudes a sense of a more expensive watch and a fairly high-quality construction! As for the size, on my wrist it "disappears" a bit and looks very normal, but when I take it off and give it to someone else to wear, then both of us realize its size!!

It didn't win the nickname "the KING" for nothing!!!

I don't feel it's so sturdy and robust, I've already scratched the main body but thankfully not the glass from the wall, and color has remained in the scratches. The screen doesn't look good when it starts to get dark, and I feel like I can't wear it in every occasion since it's quite thick and black. I think I would ultimately prefer something more stylish, less clumsy. The buttons gave me trouble at first, I would press the protective cover.
Okay, it's a decently expensive digital solar watch and you pay for it, raising the price to 100. If the price drops below 100, I recommend it so you don't feel like you're wasting any money.
If I bought it to "show off" with my sport waterproof watch, I would spend another 150 and get a more distinctive gshock.

The positives, I have a watch that I often forget I'm wearing (although at night I think I can use it as a defensive weapon) or that I need to change the battery, it has the classic alarm stopwatch and it's also water-resistant, which is very important. I don't miss the world time anymore thanks to my phone.
The backlight is okay at night, as long as you get used to the buttons.