This is a great watch. I'm wearing mine 24/7. It's my second one. I messed up the first one, while changing the battery. One of the cheapest radio controlled Casios you can get. It's very tough also. Ultra precise and highly recommended.
Had mine for 5 years now. It's in MINT condition. Not a single micro scratch or anything. When I wear it, I always wear it with my shirt sleeves rolled up, always conscience of making sure NOT to touch anything with it. Very Careful to not bang it under the table when eating, and making sure I keep my arm close to me when walking through door ways. Also, when I get home, I immediately take it off as I have no need to wear it around the house. I wipe down the resin bands as well as the bezel with a super soft micro cloth and then store it in is original box to conserve it until the next time I decide to wear it. It's just too nice looking to simply damage it. 🤔
Hi - great video. You asked for a correction if you're wrong. The UK radio time transmitter is no longer in Rugby (in Warwickshire); it moved around 2007, I think. It's now in Anthorn (in Cumbria). This was my first radio controlled watch (about 8 years ago).
Hi there and thank you for your kind comment plus the correction you have mentioned, it is very much appreciated! Hope you enjoy the rest of your day!!! Chers Tony - WTA
When the Reset issue happens. It’s probably because of low voltage. The battery life in them is about 2 years. I got one of these in a thrift store, and got it all reset. Ordered a new band, I have a stainless one I love very much. Thanks for the video.
That makes total sense. I haven't had that issue on this watch since the review and it is still going strong! Thank you for commenting!! Cheers, Tony - WTA
Hi Tony thanks for the clear concise information on this Casio that I had to go and buy one. New an unused of Vinted, it certainly is a great watch for wearing in the barbershop. Comfortable and light and clear to read display. Well done
I miss the days when there were shops and you could try these watches to see if they my wrist. All these radio signal recieving watches are too big and heavy for my skinny arm.
I love mine, but the atomic clock function is completely worthless. I used to be able to occasionally connect to it, say after trying for a week or so; but it's been about 3 years since it last connected. However the atomic clock transmitter is in Boulder, CO and I'm near San Francisco, about 1900 km away with two huge mountain ranges between us- the Rocky mountains and the Sierra Nevada mountains. Why they thought this was a real function in this area is beyond me. Otherwise one of the most functional watches I've ever owned but I don't like the band. I'd like to go with something more breathable.
It was the only watch out of my atomic time watches that did not struggle to pick up the signal from the USA when holidaying in Jamaica also i not Worried about so much if gets damaged
I am not sure to be honest as I tend to keep my watches as stock as possible, unless the strap makes the watch uncomfortable for me to wear. If I were you I would post your question on a Casio forum and see if they can help you. Sorry I can't be of any more help. Cheers, Tony - WTA
I am going to be honest and say that I can't remember how I did it as that video was uploaded a few years ago. What I have done is to link to the instructions below which I hope will help you discover more about your Casio WV-58U. support.casio.com/storage/en/manual/pdf/EN/009/qw3053.pdf Hope it helps!! Cheers, Tony - WTA
Thank you for your kind comment. It is still working well and keeping good time, a year down the line, and well worth purchasing if you get the chance. If you need to know anything else then please get in touch! Cheers, Tony - WTA
Hi there and thank you for your comment. You may be right in saying that as it was a preloved example from eBay so it may have had its strap changed at some point. I sometimes get them pre owned from eBay as I like to illustrate on my channel how they have held up to daily use so it will give the viewer an understanding as to how they will look later on down the line. Cheers, Tony - WTA
This is a great watch. I'm wearing mine 24/7. It's my second one. I messed up the first one, while changing the battery. One of the cheapest radio controlled Casios you can get. It's very tough also. Ultra precise and highly recommended.
im wearing a data bank. love it. hope they bring back the remote control watch.
Had mine for 5 years now. It's in MINT condition. Not a single micro scratch or anything. When I wear it, I always wear it with my shirt sleeves rolled up, always conscience of making sure NOT to touch anything with it. Very Careful to not bang it under the table when eating, and making sure I keep my arm close to me when walking through door ways.
Also, when I get home, I immediately take it off as I have no need to wear it around the house. I wipe down the resin bands as well as the bezel with a super soft micro cloth and then store it in is original box to conserve it until the next time I decide to wear it.
It's just too nice looking to simply damage it. 🤔
Hi - great video. You asked for a correction if you're wrong. The UK radio time transmitter is no longer in Rugby (in Warwickshire); it moved around 2007, I think. It's now in Anthorn (in Cumbria). This was my first radio controlled watch (about 8 years ago).
Hi there and thank you for your kind comment plus the correction you have mentioned, it is very much appreciated! Hope you enjoy the rest of your day!!!
Chers
Tony - WTA
When the Reset issue happens. It’s probably because of low voltage. The battery life in them is about 2 years. I got one of these in a thrift store, and got it all reset. Ordered a new band, I have a stainless one I love very much. Thanks for the video.
That makes total sense. I haven't had that issue on this watch since the review and it is still going strong!
Thank you for commenting!!
Cheers,
Tony - WTA
CHI on it is actually Chicago
I am a bit con fused by the expresion Solar in the specifications for this watch. Why is a battery requiired please?
Hi Tony thanks for the clear concise information on this Casio that I had to go and buy one. New an unused of Vinted, it certainly is a great watch for wearing in the barbershop. Comfortable and light and clear to read display. Well done
You are very welcome!
Cheers,
Tony - WTA
I recently bought one a few months ago and am enjoying it. It is a very good watch. The 5 bar is 50 meters which is 165 feet.
I miss the days when there were shops and you could try these watches to see if they my wrist. All these radio signal recieving watches are too big and heavy for my skinny arm.
I love mine, but the atomic clock function is completely worthless. I used to be able to occasionally connect to it, say after trying for a week or so; but it's been about 3 years since it last connected. However the atomic clock transmitter is in Boulder, CO and I'm near San Francisco, about 1900 km away with two huge mountain ranges between us- the Rocky mountains and the Sierra Nevada mountains. Why they thought this was a real function in this area is beyond me. Otherwise one of the most functional watches I've ever owned but I don't like the band. I'd like to go with something more breathable.
it moved years ago from Rugby to near Cockermouth. I think this one times from Frankfurt.
It was the only watch out of my atomic time watches that did not struggle to pick up the signal from the USA when holidaying in Jamaica also i not Worried about so much if gets damaged
Great no-nonsense review. Do you know if you can fit a NATO to this with or without adaptors?
I am not sure to be honest as I tend to keep my watches as stock as possible, unless the strap makes the watch uncomfortable for me to wear.
If I were you I would post your question on a Casio forum and see if they can help you.
Sorry I can't be of any more help.
Cheers,
Tony - WTA
How difficult would it be to swap out the default watch strap for a nato strap on this particular watch?
is this the one that liam neesom wear at NON STOP MOvie?.
Yes this one 100%
Why is my backlight orange instead of blue?
Kind of explained it in in a kind of way, we’ll sort of kind of if you kind of know what I mean.
Is there a same model with multi ALARMS?? Why Casio, why only one alarm?
How can you leave the ceptor on just like in your whole video....tried everything ..
I am going to be honest and say that I can't remember how I did it as that video was uploaded a few years ago.
What I have done is to link to the instructions below which I hope will help you discover more about your Casio WV-58U.
support.casio.com/storage/en/manual/pdf/EN/009/qw3053.pdf
Hope it helps!!
Cheers,
Tony - WTA
Nice review. How is watch doin now after one year? I am thinking of buying one. ✋
Thank you for your kind comment. It is still working well and keeping good time, a year down the line, and well worth purchasing if you get the chance.
If you need to know anything else then please get in touch!
Cheers,
Tony - WTA
@@wetryanythingchannel Thanks for the answer Tony.
Cheers 👍
@@burtpanasonic I bought this watch about 12 years ago and it still works great. I can only recommend this watch! Best wishes from Germany!
Is it Japanese made?
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The resin band is not original, probably it has been replaced
Hi there and thank you for your comment. You may be right in saying that as it was a preloved example from eBay so it may have had its strap changed at some point.
I sometimes get them pre owned from eBay as I like to illustrate on my channel how they have held up to daily use so it will give the viewer an understanding as to how they will look later on down the line.
Cheers,
Tony - WTA
Nope. There is one a resin band. And that's the one featured there.
That is not the original band.
Yes it is