Monday, March 29, 2010

Check Out Casio Men's Multilingual Databank Watch #DB36-1AV for $16.45

Casio Men's Multilingual Databank Watch #DB36-1AV Review



I've stuck to Casic digitals all of my life. There's something about the display & case that I prefer, not sure exactly what it is. The display on this one is great, My job requires me to record what time I am doing things, and the quality display on this one makes that easy. I do different things at work based on the day of week, and having the day spelled out in big letters on the top makes sure I get things right.

The resin strap on this watch, as with most Casios, is the only problem. It's comfortable, but expect it to fail within a year or two. One side of mine completely snapped in half. I am currently looking for an inexpensive velcro strap for it. Any suggestions?

If you want a CHEAP watch that does NOT LOOK CHEAP, this is the one. It currently sells for under , yet people have commented that it looks like it should sell for -.

It's so inexpensive, it might be cheaper just to buy the whole watch, instead of a replacement band.




Casio Men's Multilingual Databank Watch #DB36-1AV Feature


  • Quartz movement
  • Protective mineral crystal protects watch from scratches
  • Case diameter: 36.6 mm
  • Resin case; digital-gray dial; day-date-and-month functions
  • Water-resistant to 165 feet (50 M)



Casio Men's Multilingual Databank Watch #DB36-1AV Overview


Perfect for world travelers, language enthusiasts, or anyone looking for a globe-savvy timepiece, the innovative multilingual databank watch by Casio is the transcontinental ticket. The square digital window displays the time (in 12- or 24-hour format), month and date, and the day of the week in up to 13 different languages. (The languages include: English, Portuguese, Spanish, French, Dutch, Danish, German, Italian, Swedish, Polish, Romanian, Turkish, and Russian.) Best of all, this versatile timepiece also serves as a 30-page databank, storing up to eight letters and 12 numerals per page, with a convenient auto-sort function and Reverse and Forward buttons on the bezel. The five multi-function alarms with snooze capabilities make this watch especially ideal for a busy lifestyle and multiple time zones. This watch also features a countdown timer, 1/100 second stopwatch capabilities, and LED light afterglow illumination. The durable black resin band, bezel and case create a sleek and sporty look. This long-lasting watch comes with a 10-year battery, offers water resistance up to 165 feet, and is backed by a 1-year limited manufacturer's warranty.


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Customer Reviews


great watch - Gary M. Burris -
This is the 2nd one of these I have owned. It is inexpensive,very reliable,easy to set and program, and its five alarms are loud enough to wake you up (alarms on some of the newer models obviously are intended only to alert you to something during the day)and now comes with a 10 year battery. For the money I don't think you can do better.



Great watch - Travis J. Reddell - Alexander, AR
This is a nice digital watch. It's quite light, not bulky like many inexpensive digital watches seem to be. Has 5 alarms, a countdown timer. The way it shows the time, date (including year) and day of the week on the main display is very nice. You don't have to be pushing through all kinds of buttons just to see what the date is.



Casio Men's Watch with Data Bank - P. Martinez - USA
I've had this watch for seven years and it still works just fine and I haven't had to change the battery yet. I use this watch when I go for a run or just hang out with friends, it feels comfortable and it is light weight. This watch has alarm, stopwatch and can hold up to 30 phone numbers and lets you type the name of the person too. This watch looks good and has a smooth finish. Has a green light and you can have it set to 24 hr or 12 hr setting. I am surprised that it is not expensive. It is not large or small, it's just the right size for anyone with a thin wrist. Classic watch and looks great.




*** Posted by McCormick : Mar 29, 2010 07:04:34

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