Casio Baby-G BG5602-9 Lady's Watch Review

From a features perspective the watch does a lot. Instead of going into it here, I will simply point you to the list below.Specs direct from Casio:* Shock Resistant* 100M Water Resistant* LED Light with Afterglow* World Time* 29 time zones (48 cities), city code display, daylight saving on/off* 5 Daily Alarms (1 with snooze)* Countdown Timer* Mearuring Unit: 1 Second* Measuring Capacity: 24 Hours* 1/100 second stopwatch* Measuring capacity: 59'59.99"* Measuring modes: Elapsed time, split time, 1st-2nd place times* Hourly Time Signal* Full Auto Calendar (pre-programmed until the year 2099)* 12/24 Hour Format* Button Tone Operation On/Off* Accuracy: +/- 30 seconds per month* Battery CR1616* Approx. battery life: 3 years* Module 2994That pretty much sums up what the watch does and what it is. All the basic features you need like the time, date, stopwatch, etc... with other useful features like world time and a countdown timer. If you have used a Casio watch in the past, there is no learning curve. Newbies will just need to spend 15 minutes with the manual to understand all that the watch has to offer. Like I said, the only real drawback of the watch is the screen that is sometimes hard to read, but there is the light for those instances. The trade off is a very col style and extremely durable watch. Price can't be beat with a retail cost of $79, and a street price of a bit less.So they work quite well actually.Casio makes watches such as this in a variety of colors. Other models in more colors still. From black to white, and everything in between, there is a cool looking Casio G-Shock style watch for you (man or woman). Aside from being hip and urban looking, these Casio Baby-G watches pack in a lot of features - and are excellent values. The whole point of the watches is actually to be durable and shock resistant. While if you thrash around the watch, it will show wear, it will take a lot to out right damage the watch itself. Underneath the resin (fancy mixture of plastics) case and strap is another special plastic buffer around the inner steel cage for the Japanese quartz movement. You can see the steel caseback of the watch in the images.