What digital watch, up to £30?

[LukeSi]

Well my faithful Casio seems to have gone walkabouts which is a shame as other than some light damage (scratches) to the case and screen it was in perfect working order. Now I do like some analogue watches but, when I am wearing it at Work or College I like just being able to glance down and have the time written down in number format rather than having to find the hands. The Casio cost me £20 and has lasted about 4 years before being lost (I will probably find it after I buy something else). This is what I had before, http://www.amazon.co.uk/Casio-W-96H-1AVES-Resin-Di... and I really liked it. Would I be best buying another Casio like the one I lost or is there other options out there for me?

[Hoofy]

Might as well see if you can find one with Waveceptor tech as well as solar power. Won't be that expensive.

[LukeSi]

What would you say to this Casio? http://www.amazon.co.uk/Casio-WV-58U-1AVEF-Ceptor-...
I quite like the idea of these Wave Ceptor watches and this one isn't too expensive either.

[Hoofy]

The only issue is whether you like it or not. Casio are a reliable brand.

[alfaman]

Actually - I'd pay slightly more and get a G-shock for 50 quid or so online... they look and function a lot better than the normal Casio's , straps last longer too than the bottom end Casio's

..I use one as my outdoor sailing / hiking watch ... really tough and can also use it as diving backup .. is 200m water resistant

[Mr Happy]

For a cheap digital, surely the only choice for anyone who likes watches is the eponymous Casio F-91W.

Available for under a tenner from places like Argos, just don't wear it at your local mosque, or whilst shopping for large quantities of chemicals.

[Hoofy]

Mr Happy said:

For a cheap digital, surely the only choice for anyone who likes watches is the eponymous Casio F-91W.

Available for under a tenner from places like Argos, just don't wear it at your local mosque, or whilst shopping for large quantities of chemicals.