Casio Men's AE-1300WH-8AV Digital Sports Watch, World Time, 100M Water Resistant, 10 Year Battery, LED Backlight, Stopwatch, 9 Interval Timers, Alarm, Black Resin Band

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A powerful sports watch designed for training, adventure, and everyday reliability. The Casio AE-1300WH-8AV Digital Sports Watch combines Casio's legendary durability with advanced timing features designed for active lifestyles. Built with athletes, coaches, and outdoor enthusiasts in mind, this multifunction digital watch provides the tools needed to track workouts, training sessions, and everyday activities. Featuring World Time, a stopwatch, 9 preset interval timers, daily alarm, LED illumination, and a full auto calendar, the AE-1300WH-8AV delivers impressive functionality in a lightweight and durable design. The comfortable resin band, 100-meter water resistance, and long-lasting CR2025 battery with approximately 10 years of life make this watch a dependable companion for sports, travel, fitness, and daily wear. Whether you're timing workouts, tracking sports drills, traveling internationally, or simply looking for a reliable digital watch, the Casio AE-1300WH-8AV delivers exceptional performance backed by Casio's trusted reputation. Casio With the launch of its first watch in November 1974, Casio entered the wristwatch market at a time when the watch industry had just discovered digital technology. As a company with cutting-edge electronic technology developed for pocket calculators, Casio entered this field confident that it could develop timepieces that would lead the market. Today, Casio is focusing its efforts on solar-powered radio-controlled watches: the built-in solar battery eliminates the nuisance of replacing batteries, atomic timekeeping means the users never have to reset the time. Recently, Casio launched a series of Bluetooth watches that sync to the users cell phone to automatically update the time. Casio is always moving time forward. The AE1300 series, known for its multi-mission LCD and 10 year battery. The watch's large square case design provides a wealth of easy-to-read information, such as World Time Map and Analog LC Display. Additional features include a Twin stopwatch (60 min/100 min), 24 hour countdown timer and alarm, 9 preset (referee) timer and a black digital resin band with grey highlights.

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Casio

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B00IYUYAFY

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30 de junio de 2026

Competently versatile non-smart watch

I am breaking away from "smart devices" and parting with my beloved Samsung watch 4 has had a few unexpected caveats.my use case is a little strange. I work in a hospital lab, so my job frequently requires me to juggle multiple 5-45 minute long patient tests at a time. My smartwatch had no problem stacking multiple independent timers on top of one another simultaneously, and that habit became part of my smartwatch workflow over the last decade.When I started looking for a "dumb" watch, I didn't expect this multi-timer feature to be so niche, so ended up taking a few gambles on various watches, ultimately landing on this Casio AE-1300WH.I have settled on this watch and I've been largely enjoying my time with it too, despite its minor flaws. Build quality is quite nice despite being mostly plastic. It doesn't feel cheap, but I do wish that the body itself was aluminum and that the crystal was tempered glass or sapphire instead of plastic. It's good enough as is.First off, if you're planning on being a power user with this watch, just memorize the instructions that it comes with and/or download the manual from online. This watch packs quite a lot of features into a "dumb" watch package. Despite the wide feature set, the controls are overall pretty intuitive once you get used to using them all.To my surprise, this watch can indeed run multiple timers simultaneously, but more in a roundabout way than a properly intentional one.The preset timer function is often my go-to, just because it's the fastest timer to access of the lot. The biggest point of criticism I have for it is that it doesn't have a 5-minute or 60 or 90 minute preset timers. It only has 10, 12, 15, and 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, and 45 min preset timers. I personally find this to be an enormous oversight, but I'm sure there's some technical limitation on the backend that I'm not aware of.you can, howerver, set the stopwatch to alarm at any 1-minute interval up to 60 minutes though.You can also play with the interval timer function, but this is the least convenient option, though it does have its perks and it comes in handy on its own more often than you might expect.The interval timer lets you set any timer between 0 and 59 minutes, in down to 5-second increments, if desired. you can have up to 9 custom timers play sequentially, with a short beep in between interval timers and a long beep at the completion of tbe interval timer rotation/sequence.Often, I either set the stopwatch to alarm at 5min or just use interval timer #1 set to 5 minutes for my quick-access 5-min timer.There is no way to explicitly specify a 60-minute + timer intuitively, but you can force it in a few different waysThe first way to force a 60 minute timer is via the stopwatch's "game time" function, which lets you program an alarm go off up to 60 minutes (in 1-minute intervals) after starting the stopwatch.You can also creatively use the interval timer function to create long timers. Because each interval can be set to 59min 55sec max, you can set 9 of them in a row to approximate a 9 hour timer, with a short beep every 59min and 55sec and a long beep at the end of all 9 sequential timers, which totals about 45 seconds shy of a full 9-hours. you can program pretty much any time up to that maximum if you're creative though. 2-45 min interval timers for 90min, for example. It would have been nice to be able to set each interval up to 99 min 99 seconds to really maximize the timer potential here. but I'm probably not the "typical user" of this watch.The part that matters to me the most though is that the stopwatch, preset timer, and interval timers can all run independently and simultaneously, which has been the reason i am keeping the watch. It does the weird thing i need, even if it's a little bit of an unconventional use case.The watch does have an alarm function, but with my use case needing multiple "random access timers", setting an alarm every time is really inconvenient. It is nice of you want a daily routine alarm though.4 stars is because the watch is great overall and I can functionally bend it to my will, so it's god enough and better than I expected.I wish there was a 5 minute and up to 90-minute preset timer and I wish each interval timer could be set up to 99min 99sec. Perfect would be if the watch dod all that and also had a full metal body and a glass crystal.