Casio Specs MCW-100H-1AVEF Water Resistant Watch

The Casio Specs MCW-100H-1AVEF watch has a highly resistant and extremely comfortable resin case and strap, with a buckle clasp. This magnificent accessory has been developed by the prestigious brand Casio, which, continuing with the aesthetics of the "AVIATOR" models that can be found in the G-SHOCK PREMIUM designs, exclusively offers the MCW-100 model for its Collection range.

We are looking at an accessory that has been developed to meet the needs of sports enthusiasts. It has an extremely comfortable and flexible design, easy to handle/use. It has been developed with extremely light and flexible materials that will prevent immediate breakage in case of an accident. Wearing this sports accessory on your wrist will set a trend among all your friends.

This multifunction accessory incorporates a series of new features that will help you in the development of outdoor activities, all of them housed in its inner dial. As for its monochrome brown color, we can say that it contrasts perfectly with the small details of its interior: silver hands and indices, with the exception of small orange details. A sublime gift, at a really affordable price!

It comes with a box, a multi-language instruction manual, and a 2-year official international warranty.

Features:

• Movement: Quartz.
• Crystal: Resin.
• Case: Resin
• Strap: Resin
• Stopwatch - 1/100 sec. - 1,000 hours: Elapsed time, split time, and final time are measured with one-hundredth-of-a-second accuracy. This model has two independent stopwatches that measure up to 1,000 hours each.
• Neo-Display: Marks coated with a special layer on the dial and/or hands illuminate in the dark when the watch has been previously exposed to a light source.
• Date Indicator: The current date will appear on the display.
• Dimensions (diameter): 50mm
• Water resistance classification (10 bar). Perfect for free diving without equipment: the watch is water resistant up to 10 bar / 100 meters. This indication in meters does not refer to the diving depth, but to the air pressure that has been used in the water resistance test.