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Casio F-91W-1YER Men's Resin Digital Watch
| RRP: | £17.50 |
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- 1/100th Stopwatch
- Daily alarm
- 12/24 hour format
- Auto-calendar.
Product Specifications
| Watch Information | |
|---|---|
| Brand Name | Casio |
| Model number | F-91W-1XY |
| Part Number | F-91W-1XY |
| Model Year | 2013 |
| Item Shape | Square |
| Dial Window Material Type | Acrylic |
| Display Type | Digital |
| Clasp Type | Buckle |
| Case Material | Resin |
| Case Diameter | 33.2 millimetres |
| Case Thickness | 8.5 millimetres |
| Band Material | Resin |
| Band Length | Mens |
| Band Width | 15 millimetres |
| Band Colour | Black |
| Dial Colour | Grey |
| Bezel Material | Resine |
| Calendar | Day - Date |
| Special Features | Alarm, Stop Watch, Back Light |
| Weight | 23 grams |
| Movement | Quartz |
| Water Pressure Resistance | 30 bar |
| Warranty Type | Manufacturer |
| Warranty Description | 2 Years Manufacturers Warranty |
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522 of 539 people found the following review helpful
By
NS Pritchard
on 19 Jun 2009
Cars break down, phones malfunction, computers get infected
but the F 91 soldiers on.
Cheap and ubiquitous. Everybody seems to have owned one.
Its "beep beep" woke thousands this morning.
It measured and guided their days all long.
It has a stopwatch, a light, an alarm:
This is what I need
and all I need from a digital watch.
In moderate climes the battery will last for seven years
(based on an alarm and one seconds' worth of light use per day).
I wish my life was so efficient and so certain.
I wish I was so dependable.
but the F 91 soldiers on.
Cheap and ubiquitous. Everybody seems to have owned one.
Its "beep beep" woke thousands this morning.
It measured and guided their days all long.
It has a stopwatch, a light, an alarm:
This is what I need
and all I need from a digital watch.
In moderate climes the battery will last for seven years
(based on an alarm and one seconds' worth of light use per day).
I wish my life was so efficient and so certain.
I wish I was so dependable.
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20 of 20 people found the following review helpful
By
supersabre
on 8 Feb 2012
As far a watch for work and activities goes, there is no superior to the Casio F-91W. It's virtually invincible. I'm in the UK forces and I, with countless others wear this watch as it's so reliable and does everything you could want. I've swam with it, dived with it, gone neck deep in mud with it, been in below freezing temperatures for days, got oil on it, scrambled on rocks, covered in grit, in salt water for prolonged periods and yet it still goes on!! The battery life is amazing as well. All my friends agree this is the watch to have. Others have had supposed 'rugged' watches which have broken in half the time. Sure, have a fancy watch for events and going out but this watch cannot be bettered for the working day. the only reason I'm on here buying another is because I lost it after years of it putting up with me. In the 1 in million chance that it does break (or more likely, you lose it) it's only £8.00 to replace. It's unbelievably good. The only thing that could be better is if you could keep the backlight on whilst changing the alarm time, which is a little annoying trying to set an alarm in the pitch black (but I just learnt the sequence of beeps after a while!).
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137 of 148 people found the following review helpful
By
Chris M.
on 7 Jan 2008
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I've been buying Casio F91's for about 15 years. It's the classic 'cheap Casio digital watch' and does exactly what it says on the tin. Makes me laugh that it has acquired 'iconic' or 'retro design' status - goes to show that if you keep something long enough it comes back into fashion! Word of warning though - maybe I'm a bit rough with my F91's, but I usually find the strap breaks after about 3 years of use, so sadly (for me at least) this watch comes with free built-in obsolescence!
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19 of 20 people found the following review helpful
By
David Hitchcock
on 13 Jan 2009
Let's cut to the chase - you know what you're going to get when you order this Watch. It's light, well built, dirt cheap (!) and easy to use. Nobody is expecting any magic, and you don't get any. I use this watch primarily as a stopwatch when exercising, and it does exactly that. No frills, but more importantly, no spills. You can't go wrong here. If you're looking for something to flash at the ladies - go elsewhere. If you want a dependable and very durable timepiece - step right up.
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16 of 17 people found the following review helpful
By
M. P. Avison
on 10 Oct 2010
If you want a watch that tells the time and is no trouble this is it. Cheap, accurate, waterproof... a great all round deal!
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133 of 146 people found the following review helpful
By
James Norris
on 30 April 2007
Talk about style... this timepiece has it all. My parents gave me my first F91 as a schoolboy but I never fully appreciated its unique blend of under-rated retro style and charming character. My timepiece acquired legendary iconic status amongst my schoolfriends after surviving multiple attempts to destroy it.
During one notable double chemistry lesson we managed to take off the screen using pencil-sharpener blades, we then stabbed the display with our compasses before setting the watch on fire over a bunsen burner.
To my amazement the F91 continued to function as normal.
I now consider my F91 or Freddie as he likes to be known, to be my best friend.
During one notable double chemistry lesson we managed to take off the screen using pencil-sharpener blades, we then stabbed the display with our compasses before setting the watch on fire over a bunsen burner.
To my amazement the F91 continued to function as normal.
I now consider my F91 or Freddie as he likes to be known, to be my best friend.
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22 of 24 people found the following review helpful
By
Picard
TOP 500 REVIEWERVINE VOICE on 21 Jan 2013
Casio's were, for lack of better wording, "the dog bits" when I was younger. That seems completely bonkers on reflection, but during a time when you had to be lucky to own a GameBoy, the next best thing was to wear a digital watch that you could imagine to house an array of spy-like gizmos. They also annoyed our teachers because pressing the buttons was far more interesting than reciting what you did that weekend.
Now that I no longer feel the shame for wanting a Casio F-91, I found to my surprise that they're still being made. And it doesn't look as though they've changed a bit; even the packaging is exactly the same.
This is a watch that takes pride in being, from a technological view, inferior. It doesn't have all the features that you would expect from a modern digital counterpart (that may also cost you ten times more than this Casio), but then you come to realise that 99% of those features are only appealing to yuppies and that strange man from Channel 5's The Gadget Show.
The three modes you can switch between are the date and time, stopwatch, and alarm. It takes a while to remember which button is used to 'edit' and which is 'confirm', but it soon becomes second nature. I can't tell you how handy these modes have come in handy - the hourly chime is literally an essential feature for my work rota, and the stopwatch is excellent for when you go out running and, again, at work (especially when it takes you about ten-times longer just to open the app your smartphone).
The third button activates a green glow that wouldn't look out of place in a nuclear power plant. The touted 'illumination' is that bad that it's almost comical, but is a god send for standing at a bus stop at night. Sometimes I like to press the buttons and hear the iconic BEEP sound.Read more ›
Now that I no longer feel the shame for wanting a Casio F-91, I found to my surprise that they're still being made. And it doesn't look as though they've changed a bit; even the packaging is exactly the same.
This is a watch that takes pride in being, from a technological view, inferior. It doesn't have all the features that you would expect from a modern digital counterpart (that may also cost you ten times more than this Casio), but then you come to realise that 99% of those features are only appealing to yuppies and that strange man from Channel 5's The Gadget Show.
The three modes you can switch between are the date and time, stopwatch, and alarm. It takes a while to remember which button is used to 'edit' and which is 'confirm', but it soon becomes second nature. I can't tell you how handy these modes have come in handy - the hourly chime is literally an essential feature for my work rota, and the stopwatch is excellent for when you go out running and, again, at work (especially when it takes you about ten-times longer just to open the app your smartphone).
The third button activates a green glow that wouldn't look out of place in a nuclear power plant. The touted 'illumination' is that bad that it's almost comical, but is a god send for standing at a bus stop at night. Sometimes I like to press the buttons and hear the iconic BEEP sound.Read more ›
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