[Casio] CASIO Edifice 3針アナログ。 EFV-140D-3AVUDF シルバー

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To begin with, this is such an excellent watch if you buy it at the right price. Do not overpay as I have seen at prices above 8k. I got it for Rs.5247. Came in its original packaging and got registered with the Casio site which increases your warranty period by further 6 months proving it to be a genuine product. Update: Loved the watch so got the white dial version as well for just Rs.4198. Added a jubilee bracelet, screams class and premium. Here are the pros, cons and wish it had. Pros: 1. Reliable Japanese quartz movement from a reliable watch manufacturer Casio. 2. Second hand hits almost every indices that even Swiss watch makers can't achieve at higher prices. (Eg: Tissot Prx quartz). 3. A Strap monster. Can be dressed up with the steel bracelet and can be dressed down with a leather strap. 4. Screw down crown and case back. 5. Beautiful black Sun Burst dial with contrasting silver hands and indices. 6. Excellent proportion with 40mm dial(suits most wrist size) and 20mm lug width. 7. Weighs less resulting in good comfort while wearing. Cons: 1. Not a big fan of the bracelet with the polished centre links. Nothing to complain regarding the comfort but occasionally pulls hairs. The factory bracelet could well do it for you but my personal opinion is I would recommend purchasing a good Jubilee/President bracelet(with flat end links) which makes the watch looks more expensive. Have attached images with a third party president bracelet. Wish it had: 1. Typical Casio lume. Wish it could last bright a little longer. 2. Wish it had sapphire instead of mineral. Since Edifice products mostly have sapphire and i wouldn't hesitate to pay extra for the sapphire crystal. Conclusion: It is a fantastic watch under 5.5k. Just go for it. Experiment with the a few straps/bracelets. You'll definitely appreciate it.

It's okay

Fits perfect. Should have come with sapphire glass though!

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