- Is the Casio MTP1302 a good first dress watch?
- Yes. It is slim, light and low-maintenance, and the gold-and-green look suits suits and office wear. Expect basic glass and a modest bracelet rather than luxury finishing.
- Does it have a date and is it waterproof?
- It has a date window at 3 o'clock and 50-meter water resistance. That covers handwashing and rain but not swimming or showering.
- How does it compare with the Casio MTP-V series?
- Both are slim quartz dress watches. The MTP1302 adds a more decorative dial and gold-tone finish, while the simpler MTP-V models come in more understated steel looks.
- What movement does it use?
- A quartz movement powered by a battery. It needs no winding and keeps time with little attention, unlike a mechanical watch.
- Can the bracelet be resized?
- Yes, the links can be removed to fit smaller wrists. A jeweler or watch shop can do it quickly if you don't have a link tool.
- Is it safe for swimming?
- No. At 50 meters it is rated for splashes and brief immersion only, so take it off before swimming or diving.
- Where is the Casio MTP1302PGC-3AV cheapest?
- At Revolve, for $120.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Casio MTP1302PGC-3AV?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Revolve, Nordstrom, CASIO.