The last Casio I owned was back in the 80s when I was in grade-school.  Now I'm getting back into them because they are retro-cool and are an amazing value.

This is a very attractive watch, the fit and finish are fantastic and rival watches that cost $hundreds.  I don't know how they assemble a watch like this, ship it, and sell it for $15.

It loses a star because the stopwatch only counts up to 1 hour (after which it resets to zero and starts over) and because there's no backlight, the hands and hour markers glow for a short period when exposed to bright light.

I had no real trouble setting it, nor have I yet accidentally hit the recessed analog time set button.  You should know that it ticks once every 20 seconds and the minute hand moves 1/3 of the way between minute marks when it does so (this happens when the digital seconds reach 20, 40 and 00.)  So the analog and digital parts of the watch are related in that way.  Otherwise you can set the digital part to a totally different time.  Kind of interesting.