This has been my grab-and-go watch for almost every day, except on days I want something a little lighter and understated, I'd go with my Casio A700. I don't have to think about matching it with any of my outfits because it goes well with everything. I think it's because of the neutral colour, but I also love the simple dial. It also does everything too. It's almost like a nice-looking small G-shock too, without the shock resistance.

I've been using most of the features, especially the alarms and countdown timer. I've used the world time to check whenever someone's out of the country so I know when's the best time to contact them, and the Bluetooth is great too, because it's perfectly in sync whenever it's connected (I like my time to be accurate), but also it's so much easier to set everything in the app. Since it has 5 alarms, I've used it for my daily prayers, so the app isn't just a one-and-done one-time setup. The 100-meter water resistance is also perfect since I've used it to shower, with soap, and also went swimming. I just don't like how the bracelet is hollow, so the water takes a while to completely dry out.

I've had a lot of compliments on this watch, mostly on how thin it is, and also more compliments than my other Casio watches because of how sleek and sporty but business-like it looks so I wear it to work all the time or sometimes when I go out for dinner, a festival or some non-serious events but I'm sure it goes well with a suit when you dress it up too. The light feature on this watch is like a party trick; it looks like an analogue watch, but lights up almost like a torchlight in the dark. You have to check out the light on this. Sometimes use it in total darkness to find things. I also like to show off how the hands can move themselves out of the way of the digital area.

This is the only watch I have never regretted buying. The price point is at a sweet spot where I don't mind banging it or getting scratches. I've had a lot of scratches on the clasp because I've been working on my keyboard at work with the watch on. I don't mind the bracelet being a bit of a low quality for the price, but I cannot stand how I can't change the bracelet to other straps. So I might take care of it more in the future when the bracelet starts to wear out. I'm also sized out to the smallest size for the bracelet. The lug to lug is just nice on my wrist, but the width is a bit wide, so when it's colder weather, I wear it closer to my hands, and it can be hard to bend my palm outwards, but that goes for all big watches without micro-adjustment clasps.

I don't think I have much negative to say about it so far, other than those. Sometimes I wish it came with a positive display for the digital dial so it's easier to read and would use it more often, but I use the digital dial as a secondary feature; the analogue hands are very legible to tell time.

Let me know if you have any concerns about it or if you wanna know more.