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Casio has been making dependable watches since I can remember. They were one of the first companies to make digital watches and they have evolved and changed with technology.Casio offers watches for just about anything and everything. They have a full line of watches that will let you know what the current tide is. This is ideal for surfers, fisherman and boaters. I love Casio products because they really do what they say and they are more than dependable and I have experienced that first hand.When I was younger I had a digital watch made by Casio. It was a G Shock model. The key selling point was that this digital watch was waterproof and almost indestructible. I had been through quite a few watches already and the G Shock sounded like the perfect match. There was a commercial for it where it was used in place of a puck in a hockey game and it survived.I wore this watch on my left arm and it survived a near fatal car crash. I was in a head on collision where I was hit by another car that was going over 120 mph! If it was not for my age I would have been killed. My left arm was badly broken. It had been broken in over five places and my whole forearm bone had been shattered. It had to be surgically repaired. I was wearing my Casio watch on my left arm when I was in this car wreck and after I healed, I asked my parents where it was. They did not know, so I found what was left of my car from the accident and looked for my watch. I found it under the seat. The band had broken but the watch worked fine. It survived when my arm almost did not! Casio makes watches that you can depend on!

TweetEmailI'll admit that Watch Report tends to be a little biased toward men's watches,but being a pretty big G-Shock fan in general, I have to make the occasional exceptionfor Baby-G's. If you're a guy, and you're about to head off to Google to searchfor a more manly watch, aren't you forgetting that it's almost the holidays,and that Casio Baby-G watches make wonderful and affordable gifts?As far as I know, these are the first G-Shocks (Baby or otherwise) to appear asanything other than round (or roundish) since the initial square G-Shocks were introducedback in 1983. They rounded out in 1987, and have remained that way until now. Notonly are these newest Baby-G's square, but they're colorful, sophisticated, andfun. In the words of David Johnson, vice president of Casio's Timepiece Division:"Casio's newest timepieces are trendy, stylish and extremely functional.The Baby-G's are the perfect accessory for today's busy lifestyle, matchingsupreme style with advanced features that make your life easier. The new squareBaby-G's are just the right thing to add a dash of rogue style to the latest springlooks. On the flip side they can add the necessary polish to an outfit for the boardroom.As versatile as they are chic, they're a sign of the times. It's hip to be square!"While I'm pretty sure these words were actually written by someone in PR and/orMarketing as opposed to being uttered by David Johnson himself, I wouldn't disagreewith them. Now let's have a look at features.Features of the new Casio Baby-GPre-programmed auto calendar.Countdown timer.Electro-luminescent backlight.Water resistant to 100 meters (10 ATM, 10 BAR, or 330 feet).Multi-function alarm (set a date as well as a time — nice!).Stopwatch.Shock resistant.All the essential, packaged up in stylish new cases with either leather or resinbands. The new square Baby-G's can be had for between $79 and $99.Additional ResourcesBG180Series on Casio's site.BG184Series on Casio's site.