I have had this for a few weeks now.I wanted something I could wear while out with my two young children, particularly at the beach and not have to worry about it.I also wanted something without a battery, both for the environment and for convenience. This watch fits the bill. I NEVER worry about having it on...no matter what I am doing. This is my first digital sport watch so it is a bit counterintuitive for me to set and I don't need all the features, nor do I know how to work them - the guide is very good, I just have no interest beside the time, the water-resistance and the shock-proofness. The only downside for me is that it needs to be in bright light regularly to re-charge. With my analog watches, I pull the little stem and it stops the watch. Since this is a spring/summer watch for me,this means that I have to leave it out of storage ( not in a drawer or box )for the rechargeable battery to stay functional.My solution to this is to keep it on my night stand directly under my reading lamp, where it gets a bit of bright light every night. It will be left there for the entire Fall/Winter.I originally disliked this alternative but the watch is so useful to me that I will live with it.
Product Description
Resin case and bracelet. 46.5mm Case Diameter. 14mm Case Thickness. 200m Water Resistance. Casio Baby G Tough Solar Women's Watches BGR300-7
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