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Casio Men's Black Analog Digital Multi-Function Watch: Silver $24, Black
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$29.95
Amazon has Casio Men's Black Analog Digital Multi-Function Watch on sale from $19.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ or $35+ orders (minimum requirement varies by location)..
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- Black w/ Resin Strap (AE1200WH-1A) $19.99
- Silver w/ Stainless Steel Strap (AE1200WHD-1A) $23.99
- 100 M Water Resistance
- World Time (31 different Time Zones, and 48-cities) w/ Daylight Saving on/off & home city/world time city swapping
- 1/100-second stopwatch (Measuing capacity: 23:59'59.99")
- Countdown Timer (Measuring Unit: 1/10 Second)
- 5 Daily or One-Time alarms
- Hourly Time Signal
- Auto-calendar out until the year 2099, the watch does not have to be adjusted for the number days in month even leap year until 2099
- LED light w/ Selectable illumination duration & afterglow
- Resin Glass
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Casio Men's AE1200WH-1A Black or Stainless Analog Digital Multi-Function Watch
$23.99/$19.99 Amazon - Free same day shipping with Prime.
https://www.amazon.com/Casio-AE12...B0094B79
$23.99/$19.99 Amazon - Free same day shipping with Prime.
- 100 M Water Resistance
- World Time (31 different Time Zones, and 48-cities) w/ Daylight Saving on/off & home city/world time city swapping
- 1/100-second stopwatch (Measuing capacity: 23:59'59.99")
- Countdown Timer (Measuring Unit: 1/10 Second)
- 5 Daily or One-Time alarms
- Hourly Time Signal
- Auto-calendar out until the year 2099, the watch does not have to be adjusted for the number days in month even leap year until 2099
- LED light w/ Selectable illumination duration & afterglow
- Resin Glass
https://www.amazon.com/Casio-AE12...B0094B79
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Sort: Lowest to Highest | Last Updated 7/26/2024, 10:49 PM| Sold By | Sale Price |
|---|---|
 Amazon | $29.95 |
 Academy Sports + Outdoors | $42.99 |
| Product Name: | Casio Men's Classic Stainless Steel Japanese-Quartz Stainless-Steel Strap, Silver, 21 Casual Watch (Model: AE1200WHD-1A) |
| Manufacturer: | Casio |
| Model Number: | AE1200WHD-1A |
| Product SKU: | B0094B79CI |
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On another note. I know that there are "kits" for these to make them "full metal" (alchemist...sorry I had to). I will tell you what I did, I purchased a Black one (usually the cheapest one) and then I went on to Temu and got a silver/stainless AND a Black metal SKMEI and now that allows me to change the watch to whatever type I want (say if you want to dress it up a little to what you're wearing). The SKMEI were VERY cheap when I got them ($2 each) however I am almost certain the prices of the knockoff SKMEIs have also gone up. So it might not be worth it to some, not only for the knockoff price being raised but due to the small amount of time it takes to swap the watch cases and/or bands for your preference. I also took time to clean up the SKMEIs (and the original Casio) and remove the excess (imo) lettering on the outside AND the inside Black divider. I used a pencil eraser (a white one mostly as it's less abrasive but also a pink one) to remove the words from the places I wanted (I like the outside to be completely clean and I removed the red lettering and the WR part from the inside).
If you do what I did (I'd not recommend using rubbing alcohol/goo gone as it might strip the finish...being too rough with the eraser on the outside will too. You can also look up YouTube videos on it btw) just be careful around the mini dial on the inside, to make sure you align it correctly after removing the letters on the inside, and make sure no dust/eraser shavings are on the inside before putting it all back together. 1 watch with 3 straps/bands (if you include the rubber one) and you technically can use the SKMEI as a beater (don't care of it gets scratched) if you get the Black metal as you really only need to swap the band compared to stainless/silver needing to swap the inside module.
Sorry that was a lot but I do like the watch especially for the price, look, and features reasons.
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On another note. I know that there are "kits" for these to make them "full metal" (alchemist...sorry I had to). I will tell you what I did, I purchased a Black one (usually the cheapest one) and then I went on to Temu and got a silver/stainless AND a Black metal SKMEI and now that allows me to change the watch to whatever type I want (say if you want to dress it up a little to what you're wearing). The SKMEI were VERY cheap when I got them ($2 each) however I am almost certain the prices of the knockoff SKMEIs have also gone up. So it might not be worth it to some, not only for the knockoff price being raised but due to the small amount of time it takes to swap the watch cases and/or bands for your preference. I also took time to clean up the SKMEIs (and the original Casio) and remove the excess (imo) lettering on the outside AND the inside Black divider. I used a pencil eraser (a white one mostly as it's less abrasive but also a pink one) to remove the words from the places I wanted (I like the outside to be completely clean and I removed the red lettering and the WR part from the inside).
If you do what I did (I'd not recommend using rubbing alcohol/goo gone as it might strip the finish...being too rough with the eraser on the outside will too. You can also look up YouTube videos on it btw) just be careful around the mini dial on the inside, to make sure you align it correctly after removing the letters on the inside, and make sure no dust/eraser shavings are on the inside before putting it all back together. 1 watch with 3 straps/bands (if you include the rubber one) and you technically can use the SKMEI as a beater (don't care of it gets scratched) if you get the Black metal as you really only need to swap the band compared to stainless/silver needing to swap the inside module.
Sorry that was a lot but I do like the watch especially for the price, look, and features reasons.
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Biggest difference in looks (squarish for AE1200, roundish for AE1500) and display (AE1200 has multiple items shown on the display all the time, AE1500 has fewer items but larger size).
Comes down to individual preference on style.
On another note. I know that there are "kits" for these to make them "full metal" (alchemist...sorry I had to). I will tell you what I did, I purchased a Black one (usually the cheapest one) and then I went on to Temu and got a silver/stainless AND a Black metal SKMEI and now that allows me to change the watch to whatever type I want (say if you want to dress it up a little to what you're wearing). The SKMEI were VERY cheap when I got them ($2 each) however I am almost certain the prices of the knockoff SKMEIs have also gone up. So it might not be worth it to some, not only for the knockoff price being raised but due to the small amount of time it takes to swap the watch cases and/or bands for your preference. I also took time to clean up the SKMEIs (and the original Casio) and remove the excess (imo) lettering on the outside AND the inside Black divider. I used a pencil eraser (a white one mostly as it's less abrasive but also a pink one) to remove the words from the places I wanted (I like the outside to be completely clean and I removed the red lettering and the WR part from the inside).
If you do what I did (I'd not recommend using rubbing alcohol/goo gone as it might strip the finish...being too rough with the eraser on the outside will too. You can also look up YouTube videos on it btw) just be careful around the mini dial on the inside, to make sure you align it correctly after removing the letters on the inside, and make sure no dust/eraser shavings are on the inside before putting it all back together. 1 watch with 3 straps/bands (if you include the rubber one) and you technically can use the SKMEI as a beater (don't care of it gets scratched) if you get the Black metal as you really only need to swap the band compared to stainless/silver needing to swap the inside module.
Sorry that was a lot but I do like the watch especially for the price, look, and features reasons.
Wow that's detailed. I found the copy on Temu. It's 8.88 now.
I think this is one of those situations where "time is money".
Just buy the Casio.
I think this is one of those situations where "time is money".
Just buy the Casio.
I agree. It just looks better but I didn't buy the knock off for anything but the stainless steel bands and case that match this watch perfectly. The kits they have are more expensive. I also didn't want to buy more than one of the same Casio watch and they do not make a Black metal version...unless you buy a kit or do what I did. For reference, I believe SKXMOD makes the kit for this "Casio Royale".