Um... I will dare to say that this is the watch for presbyopes! Large digits so you can see without a problem, a screen divided into three rows with an animation ticker at the bottom for the seconds, a large square case 54×59 mm reminiscent of a G-Shock square with fake screws for finishing around the perimeter and a 16mm strap. The strap is plastic, it doesn't bother, and it has a plastic buckle, and the whole watch weighs 54 grams. Functionally, it has classic features: 5 alarms, one of which is the hourly chime, dual time, stopwatch, countdown timer. Also, a positive feature is the night light button at the bottom of the case, which is convenient in the dark. As for the lighting, it is provided by 2 amber LEDs since Casio abandoned electroluminescent lighting! The other buttons are metallic. The crystal is resin synthetic plastic, but it is somewhat protected as it sits inside a recessed perimeter, and the case also has two protruding points at the top and bottom. The battery lasts 10 years and is a CR2032, so if you're handy, you can replace it yourself, as you can now find it even at kiosks! The only drawback is that it doesn't have a (-) button to go down in the settings, so you have to do a full 24-hour cycle if you pass the time you want, and the screen creates a ghosting effect at large viewing angles, which is understandable for its price. The water resistance is at 100 meters, which is fine for everyday use, even swimming. I consider it to be very high quality for its price and a very practical, simple, plain, unadorned watch for those who are tired of smartwatches and charging them. From Casio's AE series, along with the 1700, it's one of the most beautiful