First, I own two other Baby-Gs.  One I purchased back in 2003 and another one I got two years ago, the&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Casio-Women-s-Baby-G-G-MS-Pink-Watch-MSG160D-4V/dp/B000FPVUHM/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Casio Women's Baby-G G-MS Pink Watch #MSG160D-4V</a>.  If you like all metal bands then that's the one.  Anyway, I digress, I am very into watches, so it was no surprise I went cruising for a new one and picked this Cool and Tough.  I didn't want the white version because I'm in places it could get dirty quick, so I opted for the black and silver.  First, this watch is pretty light--it's about the same size as the G-MS pink watch, but much lighter...almost to the point of someone wondering if it will hold up.  Also, I'm not a fan of all the colors.  It makes it hard to match it with clothes.  The Pink G-MS has an all silver band and light pink face (not too pink, just a nice tint).  Then the backlight just lights up lavender/pink.  So basically two colors.  This new Cool and Tough has silver, black, and light pink face, but it doesn't really match with the rest.  Then the night light is orange and to me shines to harsh on the digits and dials, so it's much different than the Pink G-MS.  Good or bad different?  That's up to the rest of the consumers, but for me...it's in the middle.  The mixed colors aren't so abstract that it's a fashion faux pas, just a lot different than what I'm used to and I'm not sure the difference is something I can handle.  Also, the price is definitely unjustifiable.  I would have paid more for all metal, not metal/resin.

The different things it can do is very cool however.  I like the fact that it still retains a stopwatch, timer, various cities, etc. like my other Baby-G in a nice way.  Setting the time is cool also.  You set the digital time and then the hands move automatically to match it.

That all said, I'll consider keeping the watch--like I said before, I wanted a change and I love Baby-Gs.