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Casio Women's LCF30-1B Tough Solar Ana-Digi Sport Watch Review

It's a big watch for what is typically associated with women, but I'm an outdoorsy-type and find the size to be just right since it's still smaller than the typical men's sports watch. The second day I had this watch it informed me, by turning off at a rather inopportune moment, that it was low on power. In winter, sunlight for charging is a commodity, so now I simply take the watch off and let it charge under the bathroom lights while I'm showering in the morning. Since I've been doing this, no battery failure has occurred. The directions say that about 5 minutes of direct sunlight will charge the watch for a day, and that seems about right to me. I'm sure powering the watch will be a non-issue come summer.
UPDATE: After having the watch for a few weeks now, it has shut down 3 or 4 times due to low cell power.
Cons: There are too many unnecessary functions for time-zones, etc. I just want a single display that gives both the digital time and date in one window without fuss. This watch is either or. Unless you're accustomed to changing time zones on a daily basis, two functions will probably mean nothing to you: "DT" and "HS." Another unnecessary function is the alarm. While it's certainly thoughtful, I can't imagine a time or a place now where alarms aren't taken care of by cell phones. If you are somewhere where a cell phone won't work, an alarm is probably not your first concern. I'd rather have some sort of lap counter, for running.
UPDATE: The glass face is also prone to scratching -- it sits "high" on the watch, with no protective raised cover around it (as in most other sports watches. This watch now has more face scratches on it than other watches that I've had for years.
Pros: The stopwatch is better than my Timex Ironman in that you don't need to hold down a button to reset -- just tap. Additionally, the watch lights up when it's dark and you turn it toward you, and the hands glow bright green after a nice light-charge. Solar power. Analog and digital at once: the analog could be useful for assessing compass directions (which you can't do with a digital-only piece), and the digital is always useful if you want to be exact.

Casio Women's LCF30-1B Tough Solar Ana-Digi Sport Watch Overview

Durable and strong yet distinctly feminine, the Casio Women's Tough Solar Ana-Digi Sport Watch #LCF30-1B is as fashionable as it is eco-friendly. Solar powered, this Casio has no battery to change, and the watch's unique digital and analog black dial is versatile enough to pair well with business casual wear at the office or distressed denim for evenings on the town. Other fashion highlights include four buttons set along the watch's round bezel and a black resin band with traditional buckle. Water resistant to 165 feet (50 meters), this watch also includes a day and month calendar displayed in a digital format, as well as reliable Japanese quartz movement, a backlit digital display to tell time in the dark, and an alarm.

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