It’s a very smart looking with a sporty feel, which also reminds me of an Omega Aqua Terra and very good value for money, as it has a screw down crown and 100m water resistant that is found on more expensive watches.

Indeed, this is a pretty diminutive watch, though interestingly there’s also a larger version of this same watch, the EFV-100D. We may also share this information with third parties for this purpose but only if you consent to such sharing. They are usually only set in response to actions made by you which amount to a request for services, such as setting your privacy preferences, logging in or filling in forms. When people talk about a one watch collection, they’re generally referring to a single watch that works well in almost any environment or situation. They mention that it is an excellent value watch, well worth purchasing, and has a good looking accurate time keeper.

That ‘Sapphire’ one is more suited to dressy environments, whilst I think this could probably be dressed up or down more easily to suit different occasions. I’m not normally a fan of arrow hour hands, but this one is so well-sized, I can’t help but love its implementation. Case material is Stainless Steel, which stands for a high quality of the item and the Black dial gives the watch that unique look.

The design is intricate with interlaced brushed and polished finishes, creating a swooping design reminiscent of the Seiko SARB line.It looks great on a leather strap though and can go from being a sports watch to a pretty nice dress watch in a few moments. inches, I’d recommend looking at the 110D, but if you’re wrists are larger than that, I’d imagine the 100D would be the size to go for. At first, I thought these were solid links, though when you look closely enough, you can see they are folded links disguised as solid ones; despite being pretty convincing.

I like the accuracy and it hasn’t even lost a second and for that alone this makes it a great watch. It is a nice watch for daily wear and tells the time (including a second hand) and date, but has no other functions.

There seems to be so many ideas from much more expensive brands like the arrow hand from Omegas aqua tera, the indices of a Rolex datejust, the contouring of a Grand Seiko, and the hint of yellow in the seconds hand from a Tudor North Flag. As you can tell, I think this is an incredible watch for the money, but how does it compare to that Casio I reviewed recently? Can highly recommend a YT video by The Slender Wrist for an excellent and thorough review (no connection).