I have used Casio data storage watches with atomic timekeeping for years but can no longer find the 150 databank model that I used to buy.  So I bought this less clunky watch and am very pleased with it.  The time keeping is very accurate, maybe gaining a bit over a second per week.  Synchronizing with a clock showing atomic time is very straightforward.

The stainless steel bracelet alone is worth the price paid for the entire watch so value for money ($13.99) is unquestionable.  Adjustment of the bracelet to fit my wrist was straightforward and did not entail removing links which can be a fiddly job with some SS bracelets.  I have a comfortable fit with easy on-off operation.

The display does not include the current year, not even as '13.  It only shows during the date set up screen after you input it yourself.  The day, date and time display is easy to read.  I would have preferred it to be centralized in the available area of the watch face but can live with this minor deficiency, which I would not have tolerated in a more expensive watch.  I appreciate the two time zone capability, mine set for US and UK time.  I use the stop watch feature often and may get to use the alarm feature when traveling.

In summary this watch is good looking for a digital watch, keeps time accurately compared to watches costing a great deal more and represents incredible value for money.  If one considers subtracting the cost of postage and handling to my address, the cost of shipping from the point of manufacture to the dealer, the cost of its individual packaging, the profit which the dealer and the manufacturer need to stay in business, it turns out to be a very inexpensive timepiece!

Buy one at this price before they are all gone!