Casio MRW-200H-2B2

The most important advantage of these watches is their practicality. They are light. A fairly large case made of polymer material provides shock resistance and water resistance. It looks pretty brutal and goes well with sportswear. The strap is polymer, quite comfortable for large hands. The glass is protected from scratches by the protruding rotating bezel. The thing is useful in certain situations, but in a year I have never been able to use it. The glass is organic, that is, light, but relatively easy to scratch. The case back is a stamped stainless steel piece that is attached to the case with four small screws. The fastening is reliable, and provides good tightness of the case. The manufacturer declared water resistance at a water pressure of up to 10 atmospheres. Dive to a depth corresponding to this pressure, and this is a hundred meters, of course, I have not tried. But they endured an active twenty-minute swim in the pond without problems. The black dial with large numbers and large hands makes it easy to read in low light. There is a calendar showing the days of the week.