With three digital sub-dials, the Casio Women's Baby-G Silver-Tone and White Link Bracelet Watch offer a fresh design update to Casio's flagship Baby-G series. The digital sub-dials at the three, six, and nine o'clock positions provide an easy and fashionable means to keep tabs on the date, any alarms you have set (up to five daily), countdown timer, and stopwatch. Other cutting-edge features include an LED light to tell time in the dark, and a world clock with 29 times zones and 48 cities. Its ultra-contemporary timekeeping features pair well with its strong fashion sense. Attractive hour markers and polished silver-tone hands help keep the time and a solid stainless steel and white link bracelet keeps the timepiece securely on your wrist. Shock resistant, this watch is water-resistant to 330 feet (100 meters).
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Customer Reviews
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #23920 in Watches
- Color: Silver
- Brand: Casio
- Model: BGA123C-7A2
- Dimensions: 7.00" h x 6.00" w x 6.00" l,
- Band material: stainless-steel
- Bezel material: stainless-steel
- Case material: Resin
- Clasp type: deployment-clasp-with-push-button
- Dial color: white
- Dial window material: Mineral
- Movement type: japanese-quartz
- Water-resistant to 330 feet
Features
- White dial with month, day and date digital display
- Silver-tone luminous hour hands
- World time (29 time zones and 48 cities); 5 daily alarms
- Countdown timer; 12/24 hour formats; Edit mode
- Water-resistant to 330 feet (100 M)
Customer Reviews
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6 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
By Weef
Of all the Baby-G Watches this is the only one I have even considered buying and wearing for myself (the others I have bought for my pre-teen daughter). Anyone who is familiar with Casio G-Shock watches will know all about their great features (timer, stopwatch, alarms, perpetual calendar, water and shock resistance). And anyone who knows anything about Baby-G's will know they are meant for women and for the fashion conscious.
Now, Casio has put together a watch that is meant to look like a "Ceramic" Watch without your having to pay for the Ceramic price! I bought this at Macy's before it was available on Amazon and was shocked when I first saw it because it so closely resembled some Technomarine brand watches which cost 3x to 7x more than this Baby-G.
This Baby-G, unlike the others, has stainless steel and is not ALL plastic and must be sized to fit your wrist. It also has a deployment clasp so it is extra classy, just like those expensive watches. The orange hourly markers add a nice, almost golden touch to the watch and will match all your Summer and Spring outfits! Again, the features are just like your typical Casio which makes it that much better than your typical fashion watch! Large enough without being monstrous. So good looking that my friends who did have real ceramic watches went out and bought this good-looking Baby as their "beater" watch. Now, I am going to have to hunt for the black version Baby-G of this same model... I hope Amazon puts it on sale soon!
Update 11/11/11: Yup, I went ahead and bought the BLACK one too! It is equally good-looking! (See my Customer Images of the Casio Baby-G BGA124-1A ASIN B005F7R7ZO)
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By KARON VANN
Very cute watch..a little diffcult to set. Had 2 return ..way to big for my wrist. A keeper if it would have been a buckle and not a clasp.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By Kate Marin
I bought this watch about a year ago, so I've lived with it a while. I'm really hard on everything I own, so off the bat, please know it's a proven hard-to-kill item. Also, when I am inspired to go take care of something, I rarely remember to change into work clothes- whatever I'm in must be work clothes now, cuz I'm working in them. Thus, the fact that part of the white band has discolored is more than likely my doing, and care-taking people likely won't run into that concern- Not that it's actually my concern either since bluntly I couldn't care less, but it may be yours.
Now that I'm thinking about this, I may experiment with whitening toothpaste to clean it, since that has to be gentle enough not to disturb tooth enamel & therefore isn't likely to scratch the plastic band or enamel bezel. (Several ladies have commented that they like my watch, which is a nice little moment, especially since I've ruined my nice clothes- no one's complimenting those!)
It keeps excellent time, & has a million settings (multiple alarms, stopwatch, timer, a little illuminator for the face), some of which I've put into action. A great manufacturer's feature is being able to find the manual online & download it for later, for that near-certain eventuality of misplacing the one that comes with the watch, then forgetting how to change something. After all, one only resets for daylight savings time 2ce per year.
I have yet to use it for my original intention of setting off multiple alarms. I still intend to use it this way, rather than let my phone unsubtly reveal that I'm a space-brain several times throughout the day... I may need to set my phone to remind me to do this, though.
For those with arthritic hands or no fingernails or dexterity, the 4 tiny side tabs controlling its functions will undoubtedly drive you crazy. In that case, find a pal & let setting yr watch draw you two closer as a shared fun experience rather than not buying it, 'cuz it IS a worthy little machine.
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