by prehourevery

This is the third Casio I buy last year ... and cheaper. I have tried so far from the G601-1AV and later the GW1300A-9AV, the two closest to the G-traumatizing. However, I was looking for one with analog and digital, notwithstanding, but nice to go and light black.The G601 is delicate, but the wee rounded digital displays are a bit too trivial for my old eyes, and the end of the day is just for clarification digital displays!. Then I bought the GW1300, as it was advertised as having two LEDs that illuminate the whole phizog alert and has been fueled by solar energy. Operation! but ... the goal is such that when the mine is illuminated in the dimly lit, it is so full of shiny surfaces and reflections that you can barely distinguish the analog hands, and nothing on the digital display.So I kept looking and certainly undeniable on it, with the AQ160W not too fancy ... and voila! it was right for me! Thinner than the G-shocks and make them known very revealing strain, digital displays are big and easy as we can learn, even if hands are on them (the digits look gold on day of sweet, hot not like the double here, which shows how it looks when the luster back on grass). The backlight, with self unrequisite soften the sound of a bedtime-it is quite interesting, and you can see through large numbers, the perimeter of the analog hands on earth.I am ready to give up the battle: 200m, solar energy, the whole thing Waveceptor car handles self-administration by the seat of the digital clock, all for the flattering block such monitoring. It would be perfect if Casio added to it the solar car and the landscape of the analog clock. The double segment breaking, almanac automatic stopwatch, timer, multiple alarms, are all features of these watches garden though....

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