EFS-S540DB-1BUEF Casio Edifice Premium Carbon Dial Sapphire Solar Men's Watch

I've always dreamed of a Casio edifice watch after Adam Kornacki started wearing it from a controlled purchase. World Championship.

I am 50 years old - nothing to brag about? ... OK, but over 50 years I have had many cheaper watches and would like to share it. From an early age, I used them not very carefully, so I decided that they had to be stronger and stronger to withstand me. The bar went up after each purchase, and it was something like this: 1. There was a spring watch on a leather strap (communion), but it didn't last long ... when I bathed in the pond, the skin got soaked in the water and I knew it wasn't it. .. Plus it's winding up and steaming in water ... ehhhh 2. There was a plastic Casio Water Resistant. It had everything plastic, including the glass one, but it scratched quickly and the strap cracked with age. I changed the strap, but the lug in the envelope finally broke off. Although the plastic Casio constantly worked (2-3 years on the battery), it became clear: the watch must be metal, all metal. 3. I bought another one, in a stainless steel case and on a WR steel bracelet, with a reinforced glass. Unfortunately, the glass was drawn, and the mechanism was eating the batteries like crazy ... and it steamed up a bit after replacing them. 4. Then there was a steel Casio but I smashed it. He walked, but could not be repaired cheaply. 5. OK, I thought. It has to be more expensive, with a super fast one that wouldn't scratch, so I chose a better brand from Switzerland. The watch didn't leak and didn't scratch but it broke .... broke after 4 years. Batteries ran fast too. 6. Then I put on a steel monster, a stainless steel G-Shock in a muzzle on a reinforced glass. Lest I run out of electricity, I took the version with solar, WR200 and radio synchronization ... it was 10 years ago. He withstood everything, even a few dives to a depth of 50 meters. Eventually, the telescopes in the bracelet were made, and I lost it at the construction site. After 2 days, he found himself run over by a large excavator. I replaced the telescopes and carried on. Unfortunately, it was not very elegant, and it did not look flawless for a long time, but there was nothing to change because the requirements were high. The new watch was supposed to be: - elegant, - with a sapphire crystal - because it turned out to be the most durable, - with a steel bracelet and case, - waterproof, because I like diving, - equipped with solar, because I never want to service it or replace the battery, - wrong expensive for me to have to sell the kidney. I was looking for 2 years, but there was no golden mean so I wore a G-Shock drawn, but only it withstood me for 10 years without any problems. And suddenly ... I am 50 years old and on my birthday my Wife and Daughter gave me a surprise as a gift: the new Casio EDIFICE Premium Carbon Dial Sapphire Solar watch, which has it all. It was worth the wait ... After all, Casio has watches for everyone. I asked why they bought in Zegownia? Because it was not certain that I would like the model, and in Zegownia there are 100 days for return - perfect for a gift. By the way ... My old plastic Casio from over 30 years ago with plastic cogs, still working after replacing the battery ... Applause standing up for Casio, for the price-durability ratio. I highly recommend the elegant and durable Casio watches with sapphire crystal from the Clock Room. Raphael

I’m 50 years old—nothing to brag about? ... OK, but over the past 50 years I’ve owned a lot of cheaper watches, and I’d like to share that.
From a very young age, I didn’t treat them very carefully, so I figured they had to get tougher and tougher to keep up with me.
The bar kept getting higher with every purchase, and it went something like this:
1. There was a wind-up watch on a leather strap (a First Communion gift), but it didn’t last long... while swimming in a pond, the leather softened in the water and I knew it wasn’t the right one... Plus, all that winding and fogging up in the water... ugh
2. There was a plastic Casio Water Resistant. Everything was plastic, including the crystal, but it got scratched up quickly, and the strap cracked from old age. I replaced the strap, but the lug on the case eventually snapped off. Although the plastic Casio kept working (2–3 years on a battery), it became clear: the watch had to be metal, all metal.
3. I bought another one, with a stainless steel case and a WR steel bracelet, featuring a reinforced crystal.
Unfortunately, the glass got scratched, and the movement devoured batteries like crazy... and it fogged up a bit after replacing them.
4. Then there was a steel Casio, but I broke it. It still worked, but it couldn’t be repaired cheaply anymore.
5. OK, I thought. It has to be more expensive, with a super-tough crystal that won’t scratch, so I went with a better brand from Switzerland. The watch didn’t leak and the crystal didn’t scratch, but it... broke after 4 years. The batteries also drained quickly.
6. Then I went for a steel beast, a stainless-steel G-Shock in a cage with a reinforced crystal. To make sure I never ran out of power, I got the solar-powered version, the WR200, with radio synchronization....that was 10 years ago. It withstood everything, even a few dives to depths of over 50 meters. Eventually, the telescopic arms on the bracelet wore out, and I lost it on a construction site. Two days later, it was found, run over by a large excavator. I replaced the links and kept wearing it. Unfortunately, it wasn’t very elegant, and it hadn’t looked pristine for quite some time, but there was nothing to replace it with, because the requirements were high.
The new watch had to be:
- elegant,
- with a sapphire crystal—because it turned out to be the most durable,
- with a steel bracelet and case,
- water-resistant, because I like to dive,
- equipped with solar power, because I never want to have it serviced or replace the battery,
- not so expensive that I’d have to sell a kidney.
I searched for two years, but there was no happy medium, so I wore a scratched-up G-Shock, but it was the only one that lasted 10 years with me without any problems.
And then suddenly... I turned 50, and for my birthday, my wife and daughter gave me a surprise gift:
a new Casio EDIFICE Premium Carbon Dial Sapphire Solar watch, which has it all.
It was worth the wait... After all, Casio has watches for everyone.
I asked why they bought it at Zegarownia? Because they weren’t sure I’d like the model, and Zegarownia offers a 100-day return policy—perfect for a gift.
By the way... My old plastic Casio from over 30 years ago with plastic gears still works after a battery replacement... A standing ovation for Casio for its value for money.
I highly recommend the elegant and durable Casio watches with sapphire crystals from Zegarownia.
Rafał