- Is the Casio F-91WS-7EF good for swimming?
- No. Casio rates it for splashes only, so keep it out of pools and showers. The buttons are not sealed for immersion.
- How is it different from the black F-91W?
- The internals are the same. This version has a white resin strap and a silver-and-white case, and the white strap shows dirt sooner.
- Does it have a countdown timer?
- No. It has a stopwatch, a daily alarm, an hourly signal and a calendar, but no countdown timer.
- What battery does it use and how long does it last?
- It uses a CR2016 cell. Casio claims about seven years, though the light and alarm shorten that in practice.
- Is it too small for a man's wrist?
- It is small, about 38 mm across the case, but many men wear it as a retro or beater watch. Anyone wanting a larger dial should look at the F-105W or W-59.
- Can the strap be replaced?
- Yes. It takes standard 18 mm spring bars, so a NATO or resin strap of that width fits.
- Where is the Casio F-91WS-7EF cheapest?
- At KICKS CREW, for $44.46, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Casio F-91WS-7EF?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Argento, KICKS CREW.