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In an ideal world, I’d prefer a smaller gap between the dial and digital display, along with a dedicated backlight for that display; as it’s not the clearest in low-light with the current LED that mainly illuminates the analogue portion of the watch. It looks classier, the floating indices and crosshair dial make it stand out a bit more in a sea of generic sports watches, and I figured with dimensions like those it would fit perfect on my 7" wrist. I had to get used to it a bit (it's a bit flashier then what I normally wear) but do love my 170T, it quickly became one of my fav watches in my modest collection. If you decided to pay via PayPal, you would need to accept a series of cookies, that are determined by PayPal directly. Overall, the Casio Radio Controlled LCW-M100TSE-1AER is a reliable and functional watch with advanced technology that ensures accurate timekeeping.

Would have also liked the month displayed as well as day and day of month but that’s a minor niggle. There's a nice bracelet between these two watches, and I even considered putting the M170 bracelet on the M100. Unfortunately the indices are very cheap looking, I'm not sure if they're actually metal or a chromed plastic but the finishing isn't very good and they look cheap imo. Whether in Europe, North America and Japan or in large parts of Canada, Central America and China - after the watch is set to the local time zone, it receives the corresponding radio signal and always displays the exact time. The bezel (Fixed ), aBlack dial and theRound case in the colorSilver made of Titanium and withMatted,Polished surface make it a real eye-catcher.thick, although at first glance at the spec sheet you might think this watch has a bigger dial at 40mm across. The Casio Wave Ceptor LCW M100TSE-1A is a men's sporty-chic watch that features radio-controlled time, solar power and a sapphire crystal. If there is any problem with the mechanism, this certificate garanties a 100 % protection- meaning we take care of the technical integrity inbetween these 3 years. It features some twisting, angular lugs, which I think look a little like those on some Omega models, but obviously executed to a lower standard. WAVE CEPTOR is functional enough and still functioning properly as a watch, but at first it became easy for the belt to come off, and it broke while I changed the belt.

Your detailed comparison gave me exactly the kind of insight that I otherwise would not have had and made me feel much better about my final decision. The first thing that will strike you is the amazing grey dial, which has one of the cleanest sunbursts I’ve ever seen.but those all black versions sure look nice although perhaps a bit glossy; plus they are all steel, correct? indicating that it had been in a warehouse for awhile as I think the particular variation was discontinued years ago (experts here might correct me on that). Just found this post as I was trying to decide between these two exact models, and I had to login and echo what several others have said: Thanks for this incredibly helpful review! I could spend some more time making it match the brushing on the bracelet links, but it doesn't look as bad in real life as it does in these pics.