I have been wearing the Wave Ceptor since 2003.  The WV200A is the sports version.  I also wear the WV58A which is the much thinner Wave Ceptor.

I live in the Texas Panhandle and have no problems receiving the signal from Colorado Springs.  The WV200A time display is large but the date is tiny.  In the stopwatch mode, the actual time is quite tiny and can only be read in bright light.

The WV58A has a better display but the WV200A is much more rugged.  I use the WV200A for daily jogs or when working outside.  For everyday wear I prefer the sleeker look of the WV58A.  Also, with the WV58A, there is no problem with the cuffs of long sleeves getting hung on the watch.  That can be a minor problem with the WV200A.

Both the WV200A and the WV58A have a filled-in signal display if the signal was automatically received the night before, so you always know if the watch has been successfully synchronized within the past 24 hours.

The battery life of these Wave Ceptors is 2-3 years.  The cost of replacing watch batteries has gotten so high that I now just replace the watch when the battery wears out.

I prefer the WV58A but the WV200A is also an excellent version of the Wave Ceptor, and I will continue to wear this model for as long as Casio makes them.