Well, I've actually had possession of the watch for a little over two hours now. That's how long it took me to get the basic settings (time, day and date), both analog and digital, set up. It might have taken another two hours had I not thought of a brilliant solution to the primary problem. Ha!

The primary problem is that the little manual which comes with it requires a microscope to read.  It's a fat little book (which has been bent in half to make it even more difficult, almost impossible, to handle) Size-wise it will easily fit into the watch pocket of your Levis. Plus, the watch IS complicated, or at least it seems so when you first get it.

The solution is this: [...]

That's the online manual for the Casio Module 2747. Thank God I thought of searching for it online! Once I had that up on the screen with the watch in my hands it became quite simple! So I struggled for a couple hours first, had three beers, then thought of and found the online manual, and within 5 minutes had this little sucker set up. I saved the manual to my pooter for learning how to do the many other things this little jewel does. (I'm sure that somewhere inside there's a setting for managing your 401K, ordering a pizza, whatever.)

But, yeppers, I'm giving this watch a five star rating already. The only thing it has to do at this point is go the distance, and I suspect it will -- ten years. After all, it's a Casio!

It's extremely good looking, easy to read and fits perfectly. It's built like a Sherman tank and I'm sure it'll "take a beating and keep on ticking!"

It's an outright steal for this price. In my humble opinion it would be a good deal at $50!