Casio Oceanus OCW-T200S-7AJF with Module 5596. Everything I Know About It!

If you want to view my In Depth Review of the other, non-Bluetooth Oceanus watch in this video (OCW-S100), follow this link...    • Casio Oceanus OCW-S100 Full Review (F...  

For tips on how to add or remove links from a "Pin and Collar" style watch bracelet like the one on this Oceanus watch, here's a video I made previously...    • Casio Titanium Bracelet Adjustment  

This video features an entry-level Oceanus watch with a gorgeous, white color scheme. It has a simple, 3-hand analog display with a date window at the 3:00 position. This watch charges itself with Casio's "Tough Solar" technology and it can set itself to the correct time using Multiband 6 radio reception. In addition, it can set itself using a Bluetooth link to a smart phone or tablet and with the Casio Watches app. This watch has a stainless steel case and bracelet with a high quality finish similar to what folks have come to expect with Grand Seiko watches. The case is water resistant to 100 meters. When the watch is unable to correct itself using Multiband 6 or Bluetooth connections, it will still be accurate to plus-or-minus 15 seconds per month.

Yes, this can set itself using WWVB, here in North America. That's the "Atomic Time" radio station from Fort Collins, Colorado operated by NIST, the National Institute of Standards and Technology.