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Show off your classic style with the Casio Men's Illuminator Digital Watch #F105W-1A. Protected by a durable mineral dial window, the digital-gray dial face offers at-a-glance readability while a handy day-and-date calendar keeps your schedule on track. Both the 35-millimeter case and stationary bezel are made of high-quality resin. Other details include a matching black resin band that is accompanied by a sturdy buckle closure. This affordable and striking timepiece accentuates your casual cool. It is powered by quartz movement and is water resistant to 330 feet.

User Reviews about Casio Men's Illuminator Digital Watch #F105W-1A

I've been using the Illuminator for at least 20 years. It's light on the wrist, tells accurate time, has a stop watch and an alarm AND as an extra benefit can be illuminated for late-night time telling in the dark. The watch's "illuminator" is so strong it casts enough light in a dark room, tent or outdoors to see your way or to identify objects. It's cheap which means no tears shed when the battery wears out after a year or so or if it's lost (as has happened from time to time). I've been buying these for friends who, like me, view a watch as a tool rather than a piece of jewelry. My only caution is if you have a really large wrist, it may not fit. But, for $13 or $14 you can always give it to your kid. Great for guys who spend a lot of time outdoors for recreation or work. Durable and can take occasional immersions in water. -- Fantastic Device

I bought this same model seven years ago, it was really solid but I lost it and bought a new one here. Highly recommended for a decent price, standard features, good quality watch. -- Good dependable watch

This is a good inexpensive watch that's reliable. I'm on my 5th watch in this series. Good for sports or somewhat rugged work. Good for kids or adults. I've had five because of the band tearing. But that's not that big a deal. -- Good cheap watch

My husband has owned this watch forever---he works at construction projects so doesn't want to be wearing something pricey. What a deal this watch is-----he recently had to replace this watch with a duplicate one, not because the watch died but because the band finally tore away. -- Casio is always reliable.

I'm pretty hard on my watches so I sometimes buy these three at a time. This is the only watch that has large-enough letters (both time and stopwatch) in a form factor that doesn't look or feel like an exercise weight on my wrist. I use one kayaking and, in spite of the conservative "water resist" rating, I've never had one leak.
The weak point, mentioned earlier, is the band. It has always failed well before the watch itself. -- The right size with the right functions