Casio Mens Waveceptor Watch #VA430DA-2A2V

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Shmuley said:

After using this watch for about 8 months, I must say it’s been a pleasure. Unlike my previous radio-controlled watch, this Casio Waveceptor never fails to receive the sync signal (5X each night). The gleaming, spherical crystal and blue face are as functional as they are beautiful, as are the stainless steel case and band. The clasp was a pleasant surprise, since it’s not the usual push/pull friction-fit buckle; its spring-loaded, pushbutton release will surely eliminate the accidental release that sometimes happens with a lot of use.

After buying this watch to replace a first-generation LaCrosse Technology radio-controlled digital watch, I was so pleased with this Casio Waveceptor that I purchased two other models (one a black-face analog/digital, the other a G-Shock digital).

This is one discriminating watch enthusiast who will recommend this and any Casio Waveceptor watch without hesitation.



Jahdahdieh said:

A response to “Complicated and disappointing., April 5, 2006″

A fellow Amazon customer posted a review of this watch on April 5, 2006, titled “Complicated and disappointing”. This review contains several important mis-statements, which I wish to address

>> Requires complicated sequencing 4 buttons to receive the signal… <<

The button sequence to manually receive the time synchronization signal is not complex. Specifically it is: Hold down the D button for 2 seconds and release.

Perhaps more importantly, this is only necessary if you wish to initiate a manual synchronization. Under normal circumstances one never has to do this as the watch will automatically synchronize itself every night.

>> … receive the signal which only applies to the tiny digital readout…. The analog face needs to be adjusted manually to match the digital readout <<

This is the most important of the mis-statements that needs to be corrected. The auto-synchronization function of this watch applies to BOTH the digital readout and the analog face. It is actually quite amusing to watch the hands spin around when you first synch the watch.

>> …needs to be reset crossing time zones. <<

This is misleading. It is true that when you enter a new time zone you need to tell the watch the new time zone you are in, but unlike other watches you do not need to adjust the time. Simply telling it the new time zone will cause the hands to whir around until it shows the correct time.

>> …The analog face needs to be adjusted manually to match the digital readout… <<

As already stated, under normal circumstances this is never necessary

>> The illumination is poor as it only lights the digital readout which is hard to read at night without [sic] glasses. The analog face relies on the old fashioned luminous paint which is not very satisfactory. <<

This is a valid concern. The luminous paint is currently bright, but will certainly fade with time. The light on the digital readout is the old-fashioned front illuminated and NOT the superior back-illuminated (such as Indiglo as it is known on Timex pieces)

>> The watch came with a metal strap too big for my wrist or any normal wrist. It is not adjustable [sic[ except by a jeweller [sic[ ($5) <<

Also true. I too paid a jeweler $5 to adjust the strap.

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Hope this helps clarify the issues concerning the pros and cons of this watch. For what it is worth I am VERY happy with my watch.

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