- Is the Casio MQ-24D-7ECF worth it?
- If you want a simple, light analog watch that looks a bit dressier than a plastic Casio, yes. If you need a date, a backlight or swimming-proof water resistance, spend more on a step-up model.
- Does it have a date or backlight?
- No. The dial is time-only, with no date window, no light and no luminous hands.
- Can I swim or shower with it?
- Don't. Casio does not rate this model for swimming, so keep it dry and wipe it if it gets splashed.
- Is the bracelet adjustable?
- Yes, it is a link bracelet, but you will likely need a small tool or a jeweler to remove links for a proper fit.
- How does it compare with the resin Casio MQ-24?
- The MQ-24D swaps the resin case and strap for stainless steel and a metal bracelet, so it looks dressier and feels a little heavier. The movement and simple time-only layout are essentially the same.
- What battery does it use?
- It runs on a standard small button-cell battery typical of Casio quartz analogs; a jeweler can replace it when the watch stops.
- Where is the Casio MQ-24D-7ECF Casual Classic Analog Display Silver cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $21.92, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Casio MQ-24D-7ECF Casual Classic Analog Display Silver?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, CASIO, Best Buy.