Casio MDV106 Series Unisex Analog Watch 200M WR Stainless Steel Case Resin Band 2 Hand Analog HR Min

1st thoughts .... solid feel, good size, great specs, Not to Big, looks nice, Marlin a must, and Great overall value!!! This is my 1st dive watch and I'm very happy with this purchase. I did get the metal Casio strap, and I have also purchased a Malinese mesh metal strap (I like the look). Yep, this surely meets the hype at twice the $66 price I paid IMO!!! Read more

As my eyesight gets worse with age, I was looking for a durable, waterproof, easy-to-read watch with a simple timer that looked great on my wrist. I own both a Fitbit and Apple watch – I was getting tired of being tracked all the time and getting notifications about everything (which yes, I know can be adjusted). I’ve owned Casio watches before and still have a G-Shock digital that’s been running great for almost 20 years, so after reading many reviews here on Amazon and elsewhere, it was an easy decision to make. I went with the black face and bezel model, although you really can’t go wrong with any of the other colors offered. It’s a classic diving watch that, in my opinion, looks sturdy, cleaner and more elegant than some of the more expensive competitors. Given Casio’s proven durability over the decades and the price point of this particular watch, you can't miss with this one. There are a ton of You Tube videos and review articles online about this diver (which is a bit of a cult classic it seems) – the vast majority of which are overwhelmingly positive, so I won’t add much more here that hasn’t already been stated there. One common “complaint” that I noticed though is regarding the stock watchband. Many are critical of it, but I tend to disagree. I did take the advice of some and tried a few different aftermarket bands – the Barton elite silicone, a Ritchie classic leather band, and a Ritchie nylon NATO strap (all available on Amazon). With the exception of the NATO, I personally found the stock Casio diver band the watch comes with to be the most comfortable of the others tried – not taking away from or knocking the others by any means, it’s just a “why spend the extra money” type thing for a $50-ish watch. Simply a personal thing… Re the NATO strap in my pics: I did keep the Ritchie Premium Nylon strap to compliment the watch. It really does dress it up and make the timepiece pop for more “formal” occasions if you will – and very comfortable too. For everyday use though, the stock classic diver-style band turned out to be the most practical for me – one I recommend over aftermarket options and especially for those in the trades or who are knocking around on the beach, out hunting, at the lake, etc. If I had to be critical of any aspect of this watch, it would be the luminescent capacity of the hands and markers – something also frequently mentioned in many of the reviews I read online. It’s marginal at best. When blasted with high intensity light, the markers glow brilliantly initially, but it does seem to fade quick. I mention it because if this is an important feature for you night owls, it is something to consider. For me, it’s acceptable and not enough of a factor for me to change my rating of the piece. Bottom line is that I highly recommend this waterproof diver. It’s superior quality with Casio durability and reliability at a price that can’t be beat. It keeps d***-near perfect time and doesn’t have to be charged on a daily basis or wound ever – just a simple, inexpensive battery keeps it going for a couple of years. You will not be disappointed with this one! Thx, DT Edit 2/2/2024: A word on timekeeping: Having owned this watch for a while now, it does GAIN a few seconds every month. I go to www.time.gov to set adjust time every now and then... It's still more accurate than my other watches though - amazing considering this is a $50-ish dollar piece. Highly recommend this watch! Read more

This is currently my favorite watch. It's durable, looks great and feels nice. Read more

The CASIO MDC106 is a classic analog diver watch with a steel case and 200-meter water resistance. This elegant timepiece represents not just functionality but a deliberate choice to step back from the digital noise that saturates modern life. Personal Context: I owned one of these as a teenager many moons ago. Picking one up again for nostalgia reasons proved to be one of my better recent purchases—seeing it back on my wrist brought genuine satisfaction and memories. What Works: The watch delivers everything an analog timepiece should: date dial, elegant face, unidirectional bezel, and a resin band that sits snugly and comfortably on the wrist. The timekeeping is accurate and reliable—critical in my video production work where seconds matter in synchronizing equipment and maintaining production schedules. The Larger Point: This isn't just a watch—it's a statement about reclaiming simplicity. I'm done with digital watches loaded with bells and whistles I never use. Analog life is manifesting itself more deliberately in my daily routine, and this timepiece is part of that transition back to simpler, more intentional living. Bottom Line: Casio has always been a reliable brand, and this watch proves why. Elegant, comfortable, well-made, and the price point makes it accessible. Highly recommended for anyone seeking quality analog timekeeping without unnecessary complexity. They say Bill Gates uses one. Read more

I really liked this watch. It feels solid, looks clean and stylish, and works well for everyday use. The build quality is great for the price, and the design is simple but classy. It keeps accurate time and feels comfortable on the wrist. A perfect unisex watch if you want something reliable and affordable Read more