- Is the Casio MTP-E510D-7AV good for swimming?
- No. It is rated 5 ATM, which covers splashes, rain and handwashing but not swimming or showering. For pool use, look for a 10 ATM or higher rating.
- Does the chronograph work as a stopwatch?
- Yes. The chronometer subdials run a stopwatch function, started and stopped with the pushers. It is a standard quartz chronograph, not a certified chronometer.
- What size is the case?
- The case is 42mm across, a mid-size that suits most men's wrists. The stainless steel bracelet is a standard link type.
- How does it compare with a Seiko chronograph?
- Both use quartz movements and steel cases. The Casio is simpler and more budget-focused, while Seiko offers more dial variety and often higher water resistance at similar tiers.
- Does it need a battery?
- Yes. It runs on a quartz battery that typically lasts a few years, then needs replacing. There is no solar charging.
- Is it dressy enough for a suit?
- The steel case, bracelet and silver dial read smart-casual to dressy. It works with a suit, though a slim two-hand watch is more formal.
- Where is the Casio Standard Analog Chronograph Stainless Steel Silver Dial Quartz MTP-E510D-7AV Men's Watch cheapest?
- At Kroneth, for $81.00, as of our latest check.