CasioEdifice Men's Watch EF-527D-1AVEF

Straight foward quality. This watch includes Time and Stop Watch and Date function. Additionally the rotary slide rule with the "eight-o'clock" position slide rule adjustment is what sold me on this "time tool". The band open - close lock is a bit over complicated, but works just fine. The only minor negative is that the second hand movement is only at the six - o'clock small dial position. The large 2nd hand, only functions while using the stop watch function. Overall, you can not go wrong with this great quality, reasonable priced time piece.

Great buy ,good looking watch

I have always wanted a watch with an E6B on it and could not believe this one has it and at an affordable price. The watch is an envy amongst my colleagues and so I bought a second one as well. Love it's timing and the only thing that I would love to have on it is a seconds hand that runs continuously. It's my favorite and two of these is simply wonderful.Kudos to you Casio.

I’ve been wearing this watch daily for 9 months.Works well in the plane to calculate time/fuel/distance/ and quickly convert Gal to LBS or visaversa.I’ve worn it while flying, fly fishing, working on my truck, skydiving, camping, during photo shoots, wrestling with the dogs, chopping wood, ETC and there is only one small scratch on the crystal. Which is quite surprising cause I have been ABUSING this thing.A great looking and functioning watch to wear while you do everything.The hands on the stopwatch function tends to creep out by about 5 seconds if you leave it running overnight, but it’s easily fixed by reading the manual. Nothing more than unlocking the set switch and pushing a button till the hand lines up.

Excelente

Decent watch. Much lighter and lower quality than a similar edifice I bought years ago though.

Me encantó

If this were a mechanical watch with similar features and appearance, it would probably cost thousands of dollars. Everything works. As with expensive chronographs, the large seconds hand is used for the stopwatch and regular timing seconds are on one of the sub dials. That same sub dial does double duty, tracking fractions of a second for the stopwatch. It spins for the first 30 seconds, but then reactivates at the end of the timing to show the proper value. I may never use the rotary slide rule, but I am glad the movable ring is protected under a fixed crystal, even though that means turning it with a rather small knob. I prefer a leather strap to a steel bracelet, so I ordered a black leather band at the same time as the watch. It looks great, and since the metal bracelet weighs nearly a quarter of a pound, it makes the watch much lighter.