MDV106 Series | Unisex Analog Watch | 200M WR | Stainless Steel Case | Resin Band | 2 Hand Analog (HR, Min, SEC) | Date Display | Screw Down Crown/Screw Down Caseback | 3 Year Battery

I’ve been wearing the Casio MDV106 for a while now, and it’s one of those watches that quietly earns your respect. It doesn’t try too hard, but it gets a lot right. First thing you notice is how clean it looks. Simple, classic dive watch style that works just as well with a T-shirt as it does with something a little nicer. It has a nice weight to it too. Feels solid without being bulky or uncomfortable. The build quality surprised me for the price. The case feels durable, the bezel has a satisfying click, and the screw-down crown adds that extra bit of confidence if you’re around water. I’ve knocked it around a bit and it still looks great. Timekeeping has been spot on, which is exactly what you want. Set it and forget it. The lume is decent, not blinding, but enough to check the time in low light without squinting. Honestly, it’s just a really dependable watch. Nothing flashy, nothing gimmicky, just a well-made piece that does exactly what it should. Hard to beat for the money.

The Casio MDV106 is an outstanding watch that proves you don’t need to spend a fortune to get great style and reliability. It has that classic dive watch look—honestly giving off a bit of a Rolex vibe—but at what I like to call a Budweiser budget. The build quality is impressive for the price, with a solid feel, clear dial, and reliable quartz movement that just keeps ticking. It’s comfortable to wear, looks great with anything from casual clothes to a nicer outfit, and the durability is exactly what you’d expect from Casio. If you want a sharp-looking, dependable watch without draining your wallet, this one is hard to beat.

One of the best dive watches. Incredible value for the price. A surprising strap monster. I have paired it with over a dozen straps and it looks great with all of them.

This was one of my first purchases of a better than average watch. I know Casio isn't the most expensive or even the biggest but they are one of the most respected and even beloved. I took a look at a number of cheap dive watches since the style really spoke to me but one name constantly came up during my searches. The "Duro". Now the Duro is very commonly seen with the resin strap and is usually the cheaper, but I was more than lucky to get my hands on the bracelet version for under $70. In my opinion $60 for the resin strap and $80 for the metal bracelet is more than worth it, if you can get it for cheaper even better. Just don't overpay. Of course this thing has what you need for an actually good dive watch. Screw down crown, screw down back and both of those help get its 200m water resist which is oddly something you don't see too often. Whenever I wear this thing I feel its weight and it feels hefty. It did take me a while to adjust the bracelet, but the fact that I did not need some specialty too was great. I just used a thin flat head to wiggle out the pins and adjusted it to my 7.5 inch wrist. The bezel is great too and the clicking is satisfying. I did manage to grab a different resin strap for it from another casio that had an identical looking resin strap and tried it. I'll be honest I greatly prefer the bracelet. It barely tugs at hairs and can mostly be adjusted nearly perfectly. I just wish there was more than a mere two micro adjustment holes at the clasp. Even thought I didn't spend that much on it, it feels like something I might as well have spent $200-$400 on, and technically that pricing is on the lower end for dive watches. Yet they managed to get all of this goodness crammed into something less than $90

This watch started my obsession with watches so i obviously think it’s a great option… but there are a few drawbacks: the lume is weaker than many similar dive watches, the bezel is difficult to move compared to other dive watches (even compared to dive watches at half the price), and the size is quite large for 45 mm. It still fits well though and since I’m a larger guy it looks great on me in my opinion. The bracelet is low quality. Not worth the extra price that you pay compared to the standard resin bracelet price. Accurate, fits well, a few downsides, but overall worth it.

Beautiful watch. Works super well. Love the dial down crown. Keeps amazing time. Super highly recommend this watch.

1st thoughts .... solid feel, good size, great specs, Not to Big, looks nice, Marlin a must, and Great overall value!!! This is my 1st dive watch and I'm very happy with this purchase. I did get the metal Casio strap, and I have also purchased a Malinese mesh metal strap (I like the look). Yep, this surely meets the hype at twice the $66 price I paid IMO!!!

As a collector, I'm here to say you can't do better than this watch for the money. The band is so so quality, but looks good and is comfortable. Overall a bargain everyday watch you won't be afraid to bang up, and it will likely take it very well.

Its an amazing watch. It looks and feel just like ROLEX.

ساعه جميلة ومنتج اكثر من رائع كوالتي وجوده وكل شي جميل فيها

Es un reloj Casio precioso, parece un reloj muy caro estoy muy contento con el.Gracias

Très jolie montre Casio avec son fameux Marlin sur le cadran et sur la gravure arrière. La montre en elle même est superbe, surtout la même que Bill Gates en noir. La seul chose que je dirais le bracelet métallique est très grand et pas top, donc je lui ai mis un bracelet en silicone noir pour le modèle MDV106, qui lui donne un style superbe en plus une protection écran en verre avec reflet bleu.

Must admit I was worried, especially with it coming from the States and some of the reviews saying it was fake and the bezel didn’t turn. My worries were unfounded, the watch is excellent quality. FYI the bezel only rotates one way and only after removing the protective covering from the glass. I ordered the steel strap and it was very easy to adjust and fits comfortably on my wrist. Also delivery surpassed itself arriving 7 days early. Extremely pleased with this purchase.