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# World time function 50m water resistance Quartz precision timing Casio Men's WV58A-1AVCR Waveceptor Black Resin Band Digital Watch

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## Key Features

- • **Sleek & Sporty Design:** 43mm stainless steel case paired with a lightweight black resin band for all-day comfort and style.
- • **Night-Ready Visibility:** Auto EL backlight with afterglow ensures you never miss a moment, day or night.
- • **Global Time at a Glance:** Stay effortlessly synced with 31 time zones and world time functionality.
- • **Shock-Resistant Durability:** Built to handle your active lifestyle without missing a beat.
- • **Reliable 3-Year Battery Life:** Focus on your goals, not your watch—long-lasting power keeps you moving forward.

## Overview

The Casio Men's WV58A-1AVCR Waveceptor is a shock-resistant digital watch featuring a 43mm stainless steel case, 50-meter water resistance, and world time across 31 zones. It offers an auto EL backlight with afterglow for low-light readability, a durable black resin band, and a reliable 3-year battery life—perfect for professionals who demand precision and style in every moment.

## Description

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Review: A watch for all genders for almost all sizes with nearly all key features - Casio - if you're reading this please always keep this available till at least 2050 - best one ever and I have had many. It has all the features of your G-Shocks without the risk of knocking yourself out when scratching an itch, has larger fonts, and will not snag on things because of girth ... basically it is practical, logical, ageless design. It truely can go from the board room to the beach. The watch is appropriate for nearly all activities from the office all week and wearing suits to being a weekend warrior. There are not many sports I do not do, they range from scuba to hang gliding and this watch is on me 24x7x365 (unless in MRI, ball room, etc). The rubber wrist bands are the only kind that can accomodate my wrist and I loath metal bands. I have stick thin wrists, 100 pound petite female and wear it on the inside of my wrist (eyes aging and stretching arm out to see inside of wrist easier - can't make arms longer), the rest of the world only sees the strap so judgemental individuals have no idea if womens or mens watch on the other side. Face it, mens watches are more functional and easier to read. I have purchased four of them, three still working and watch ages span between 2 and 6 years old - yes, now everyone in the family wears one (the one that stopped working was due to an electric shock while I was fixing a pool light, but it died with a slow screen fade over several hours - pretty impressive really). This casio model is thin and perfect. It does NOT handle stray current, which not many function watches can. It handles virbrations (air hammers), wave and bike wipeouts, salt, mud, sand, and significant impacts (not all adventures go perfectly). But the best thing is I don't have to put on reading glasses to see the information on it (yet), the second best thing is it just takes a fleeting moment to set a count down alarm so I can multitask and not miss a family event, end up ruining a dinner, or miss a meeting or conference call. The ability to reference the watch in complete darkness without fumbling for reading glasses, nice. Easy to use and comprehensive manual, parts of my entertainment center are still flashing 1200, so this watch is easy peasy. Everything is in the manual, but if you get stumped, just google the problem and a brief solution is typically provided by somebody in very easy steps. I can honestly say that since I started wearing this model that others have too and our experience typically is set it up once (your zone, etc.) and never have to mess or set anything again ... for years. All of these watches have gone to 126 feet under the water without fail both inside dry suits and wet suits (yes, seriously, so thin and light sleeves slip right over the watch, even 6 mil suits. Note: from experience take the watch off for dry suits, not for the watches sake it can handle it, but the rubber seal on the dry suit may not). Regarding another person's statement that the watch can only go to 50 meters ...I only know a few souls who dive beyond or approach 50 meters/~165ft which is past cert recreational limits; I assure you the least of their concerns is this watch surviving it, and divers use more than one watch tailored for diving purposes, not this watch. This watch goes diving because we don't take the watch off, like some folks dive with wedding bands. One last safety statement - this is NOT a dive watch nor should it be used in lieu of sports watches appropriate for the sport. I tried a varity of watches and G shocks with same functionality but they feel like wearing an exercise bar bell on your wrist and not being able to get sleeves past the watch. To date, no other function watch have had displays as prominant and easy to see as this watch. I will likely need in a year or so for CASIO to have an additional version (don't change this one) of this watch available with a bubble/magnification crystal to enlarge the time display - but don't change anything else ... it is perfect. Dress shirts slip on/over this watch transparently without undoing buttons, suit jacket sleaves are never caught on it. There are so many features like toggling time zones quickly, pretty cool when in a meeting and off the cuff responding to what time it is in a customers country, and checking the time in the dark. Now, if whomever at casio designed and implemented this model could make knees.
Review: Fits my needs and works well - Update - I have now had this watch for four years and it continues to operate flawlessly, as described below. This is the least fancy and has the fewest functions of this variety of Casio watch. Thus, it is also the least expensive variant. This watch is very accurate, not too bulky and is inexpensive. A five-star watch for me, but it might not be for you if the concerns mentioned below are a problem for you, particularly with regard atomic time reception at your location. There are many different variants of the Casio "atomic" watch to choose from, so I will discuss some of the watch properties and why I chose this one. Then I will discuss some of the quirks and potential difficulties that new owner should be aware of. Sorry about the all caps headings of the following sections. I am not shouting, but this is the only way that I can highlight the information provided in each paragraph.) WATCH PROPERTIES AND WHY I CHOSE THIS WATCH. PLASTIC CASE AND BAND - least fancy but you do not have the problem of removing links to size the band. It is also much lighter than a watch with a stainless steel case and band. NOT A SPORTS WATCH - This watch is not a sports watch with a high G force rating or deep depth water resistance (it is rated at only 50 meters). This was not a problem for me as I do not use it for sports or underwater. On the plus side the case is only 11mm thick versus 15mm for a Casio sports watch (the 4mm difference equates to 5/32 of an inch). BATTERY POWER NOT SOLAR POWER - In speaking with people with solar variants of this watch I found that, while the solar power was generally quite reliable, there were times when the watch could not be used unless it was first exposed to direct sunlight for several hours. This might occur if the watch was left in a drawer for a while or if it constantly was worn under a long sleeve shirt. QUIRKS (WHAT THE PROMOTIONAL LITERATURE DOES NOT TELL YOU). ATOMIC TIME FUNCTIONALITY - There are only two transmitting stations for the atomic time synchronization, Ft. Collins Colorado and Rugby England. Under the best of conditions the Ft. Collins transmitter has a 2000mile (about 3000km) range and the Rugby transmitter a 1500km (about a 900mile) range. However, under adverse transmission conditions this drops to only 600 miles for Ft. Collins and 500km for Rugby. Thus, under the best of conditions there are regions of the world where this feature will not work and a much larger area where it might only work sometimes. As I live well within 600 miles of Ft. Collins this is not a problem for me. So far, I get a good signal all the time, but sometimes signal reception could be a problem for most of the largest population centers of the US (Southern California, Eastern Seaboard of the US, Southern US). However, as discussed below, time synchronization every day, or even once a week, is not necessary, so periodic disruptions in the signal should not adversely affect the functioning of the watch. I do not know if the same limitations hold for all of the Casio Atomic watches. Please note that the TIME SYNCHRONIZATION DOES NOT FUNCTION FOR THIS WATCH FOR SOUTH AMERICA, ALMOST ALL OF AFRICA, AUSTRALIA AND MOST PACIFIC ISLANDS, SOUTHEAST ASIA, INDIA OR ASIA. SIX TIME SYNCHRONIZATION RESETS A DAY - According to the promotional literature the watch automatically obtains a time signal six time a day. This is true, but the six times are all during the night: 12AM,1AM,2AM,3AM,4AM and 5AM, and the reset will not occur a second time if successful previously that night. I got the impression from the instructions that the synchronization is done at night because the watch is more likely to be stationary at that time, but several people have commented that it is due to the superior reception of the time signal at night. For whatever reason, my watch synchronizes at 12:04 AM every night. It is also suggested that the watch should be stationary during the reset process and ideally in a specific position. Do not throw out the plastic stand that the watch comes on as this is an excellent stand to hold the watch during the reset process. I do not know what you do if you work at night. The auto reset may not work, but you can manually synchronize to the atomic clock whenever you want, so this should not be a reason not to buy a Casio atomic watch. Also, as mentioned below, I do not think that even a daily reset is necessary to keep the watch accurate to within one second, which is the display resolution. BATTERY POWER, BUT NO BATTERY CHANGE INSTRUCTIONS - This watch works on a lithium battery. The type battery is specified, but there are no instructions for its replacement, but there is only one way this could be done. The back of the case is removed by 4 very small screws. The only problem with this type of case is that it is very difficult to get the o-ring that provides the water resistance back in place, and the feature is generally lost when the back is removed. The alternative is to send the watch to Casio for repair, or to go to a local watch repairer, but this would likely cost more than a new watch. I generally just replace the battery and hope that I can still get the o-rich back in place properly. The upside is that a special tool is not required to remove the back. DIFFICULTIES THAT I HAD AND HOW I OVERCAME THEM. When I received the watch I noted that it was 8 seconds slow (versus the atomic clock signal that I get on my computer) and when I checked the last time that the watch was synchronized to the atomic clock, I found that it was about 5 months before. There is a button that allows one to check the day and time of the last synchronization. This meant that the watch drifted only about 0.05 seconds a day (in 160 days this yielded the observed 8 second error). This means that resetting only once every 3 weeks or so would keep the watch accurate to within one second. However, it also meant that the atomic function might not be working. Please note - had I read the manual more closely (not easy to do since the manual is only 1x2 inches in size) I would have found that the watch ships with the time synchronization turned off, so the lack of a recent reset is normal. I tried the manual atomic synchronization reset and this initially did not work, further pointing to a possible defect in the watch (but also according to the manual this is normal). I then (following the manual) placed the watch near a window, properly oriented in its cradle, and left it there for about an hour and the signal reception icon then became apparent (it initially was not). The watch did not reset at this point (nor should it since the auto reset only occurs at night), but when I went through the manual atomic reset procedure it did do it, eliminating the 8-second error. That night, at 12:04 AM, it reset again. To date, the watch synchronizes even when it is in my night table draw, in a random orientation. Thus, at my location, which is within 100 miles of Ft. Collins, I do not need to specifically orient the watch to get it to synchronize. However, in a less favorable location it may be necessary to carefully follow the orientation directions in order to link up with the time set signal. The moral is to be patient, read the manual, and follow the instructions before you give up and send the watch back. It may take time to locate the signal and more time to synchronize the watch. I hope that this level of detail is helpful in deciding if this watch is for you. I like the watch a lot. I have had Casio watches for many, many, years (at the present time I have two other functioning Casio watches) and like this one I find them to be excellent, both in their general quality, high degree of functionality and for their low price. You may not be getting fancy jewelry, but you get an excellent timepiece.

## Features

- Shock-resistant sport watch with silver-tone topring, world time, and auto EL backlight with Afterglow
- 44 mm stainless steel case with mineral dial window
- Quartz movement with digital display
- Resin band with buckle closure. Imported
- Water resistant to 50 m (165 ft): In general, suitable for short periods of recreational swimming, but not diving or snorkeling.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B001A5LKAS |
| Additional Features | 50-METER WATER RESISTANCE; Designed to withstand everyday splashes and brief water exposure, such as handwashing or rain. Not intended for prolonged swimming, diving, or high-pressure water activities., CLEAR, EASY-TO-READ DISPLAY; Large digital LCD provides quick visibility of the time, date, and day of the week. Includes amber LED backlight with afterglow for use in low-light or nighttime settin… |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Band Color | Black |
| Band Material Type | Resin |
| Band Width | 23 millimeters |
| Bands | 1 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #488,042 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ( See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ) #2,185 in Men's Wrist Watches |
| Brand Name | Casio |
| Case Diameter | 43 millimeters |
| Case Material Type | Stainless Steel |
| Case Thickness | 12 millimeters |
| Clasp Type | Buckle |
| Closure Type | Buckle |
| Crystal | mineral |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 5,520 Reviews |
| Dial Color | digital |
| Display | Digital |
| Embellishment Feature | Crystal |
| Face Style | Digital |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00079767862466 |
| Included Components | Accessories |
| Item Weight | 27 g |
| Manufacturer | Casio |
| Manufacturer Part Number | WV58A-1AV |
| Material | Resin |
| Model Name | WV-58A-1AV |
| Model Number | WV58A-1AV |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Shape | Round |
| Sport Type | Swimming |
| Strap Type | Two Piece Strap |
| Style Name | WV-58A-1AV |
| Theme | Sports |
| UPC | 079767862466 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Type | Manufacturer |
| Watch Movement Type | Quartz |
| Water Resistance Depth | 165 feet |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |

## Images

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## Available Options

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A watch for all genders for almost all sizes with nearly all key features
*by R***E on January 11, 2012*

Casio - if you're reading this please always keep this available till at least 2050 - best one ever and I have had many. It has all the features of your G-Shocks without the risk of knocking yourself out when scratching an itch, has larger fonts, and will not snag on things because of girth ... basically it is practical, logical, ageless design. It truely can go from the board room to the beach. The watch is appropriate for nearly all activities from the office all week and wearing suits to being a weekend warrior. There are not many sports I do not do, they range from scuba to hang gliding and this watch is on me 24x7x365 (unless in MRI, ball room, etc). The rubber wrist bands are the only kind that can accomodate my wrist and I loath metal bands. I have stick thin wrists, 100 pound petite female and wear it on the inside of my wrist (eyes aging and stretching arm out to see inside of wrist easier - can't make arms longer), the rest of the world only sees the strap so judgemental individuals have no idea if womens or mens watch on the other side. Face it, mens watches are more functional and easier to read. I have purchased four of them, three still working and watch ages span between 2 and 6 years old - yes, now everyone in the family wears one (the one that stopped working was due to an electric shock while I was fixing a pool light, but it died with a slow screen fade over several hours - pretty impressive really). This casio model is thin and perfect. It does NOT handle stray current, which not many function watches can. It handles virbrations (air hammers), wave and bike wipeouts, salt, mud, sand, and significant impacts (not all adventures go perfectly). But the best thing is I don't have to put on reading glasses to see the information on it (yet), the second best thing is it just takes a fleeting moment to set a count down alarm so I can multitask and not miss a family event, end up ruining a dinner, or miss a meeting or conference call. The ability to reference the watch in complete darkness without fumbling for reading glasses, nice. Easy to use and comprehensive manual, parts of my entertainment center are still flashing 1200, so this watch is easy peasy. Everything is in the manual, but if you get stumped, just google the problem and a brief solution is typically provided by somebody in very easy steps. I can honestly say that since I started wearing this model that others have too and our experience typically is set it up once (your zone, etc.) and never have to mess or set anything again ... for years. All of these watches have gone to 126 feet under the water without fail both inside dry suits and wet suits (yes, seriously, so thin and light sleeves slip right over the watch, even 6 mil suits. Note: from experience take the watch off for dry suits, not for the watches sake it can handle it, but the rubber seal on the dry suit may not). Regarding another person's statement that the watch can only go to 50 meters ...I only know a few souls who dive beyond or approach 50 meters/~165ft which is past cert recreational limits; I assure you the least of their concerns is this watch surviving it, and divers use more than one watch tailored for diving purposes, not this watch. This watch goes diving because we don't take the watch off, like some folks dive with wedding bands. One last safety statement - this is NOT a dive watch nor should it be used in lieu of sports watches appropriate for the sport. I tried a varity of watches and G shocks with same functionality but they feel like wearing an exercise bar bell on your wrist and not being able to get sleeves past the watch. To date, no other function watch have had displays as prominant and easy to see as this watch. I will likely need in a year or so for CASIO to have an additional version (don't change this one) of this watch available with a bubble/magnification crystal to enlarge the time display - but don't change anything else ... it is perfect. Dress shirts slip on/over this watch transparently without undoing buttons, suit jacket sleaves are never caught on it. There are so many features like toggling time zones quickly, pretty cool when in a meeting and off the cuff responding to what time it is in a customers country, and checking the time in the dark. Now, if whomever at casio designed and implemented this model could make knees.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fits my needs and works well
*by M***T on November 24, 2010*

Update - I have now had this watch for four years and it continues to operate flawlessly, as described below. This is the least fancy and has the fewest functions of this variety of Casio watch. Thus, it is also the least expensive variant. This watch is very accurate, not too bulky and is inexpensive. A five-star watch for me, but it might not be for you if the concerns mentioned below are a problem for you, particularly with regard atomic time reception at your location. There are many different variants of the Casio "atomic" watch to choose from, so I will discuss some of the watch properties and why I chose this one. Then I will discuss some of the quirks and potential difficulties that new owner should be aware of. Sorry about the all caps headings of the following sections. I am not shouting, but this is the only way that I can highlight the information provided in each paragraph.) WATCH PROPERTIES AND WHY I CHOSE THIS WATCH. PLASTIC CASE AND BAND - least fancy but you do not have the problem of removing links to size the band. It is also much lighter than a watch with a stainless steel case and band. NOT A SPORTS WATCH - This watch is not a sports watch with a high G force rating or deep depth water resistance (it is rated at only 50 meters). This was not a problem for me as I do not use it for sports or underwater. On the plus side the case is only 11mm thick versus 15mm for a Casio sports watch (the 4mm difference equates to 5/32 of an inch). BATTERY POWER NOT SOLAR POWER - In speaking with people with solar variants of this watch I found that, while the solar power was generally quite reliable, there were times when the watch could not be used unless it was first exposed to direct sunlight for several hours. This might occur if the watch was left in a drawer for a while or if it constantly was worn under a long sleeve shirt. QUIRKS (WHAT THE PROMOTIONAL LITERATURE DOES NOT TELL YOU). ATOMIC TIME FUNCTIONALITY - There are only two transmitting stations for the atomic time synchronization, Ft. Collins Colorado and Rugby England. Under the best of conditions the Ft. Collins transmitter has a 2000mile (about 3000km) range and the Rugby transmitter a 1500km (about a 900mile) range. However, under adverse transmission conditions this drops to only 600 miles for Ft. Collins and 500km for Rugby. Thus, under the best of conditions there are regions of the world where this feature will not work and a much larger area where it might only work sometimes. As I live well within 600 miles of Ft. Collins this is not a problem for me. So far, I get a good signal all the time, but sometimes signal reception could be a problem for most of the largest population centers of the US (Southern California, Eastern Seaboard of the US, Southern US). However, as discussed below, time synchronization every day, or even once a week, is not necessary, so periodic disruptions in the signal should not adversely affect the functioning of the watch. I do not know if the same limitations hold for all of the Casio Atomic watches. Please note that the TIME SYNCHRONIZATION DOES NOT FUNCTION FOR THIS WATCH FOR SOUTH AMERICA, ALMOST ALL OF AFRICA, AUSTRALIA AND MOST PACIFIC ISLANDS, SOUTHEAST ASIA, INDIA OR ASIA. SIX TIME SYNCHRONIZATION RESETS A DAY - According to the promotional literature the watch automatically obtains a time signal six time a day. This is true, but the six times are all during the night: 12AM,1AM,2AM,3AM,4AM and 5AM, and the reset will not occur a second time if successful previously that night. I got the impression from the instructions that the synchronization is done at night because the watch is more likely to be stationary at that time, but several people have commented that it is due to the superior reception of the time signal at night. For whatever reason, my watch synchronizes at 12:04 AM every night. It is also suggested that the watch should be stationary during the reset process and ideally in a specific position. Do not throw out the plastic stand that the watch comes on as this is an excellent stand to hold the watch during the reset process. I do not know what you do if you work at night. The auto reset may not work, but you can manually synchronize to the atomic clock whenever you want, so this should not be a reason not to buy a Casio atomic watch. Also, as mentioned below, I do not think that even a daily reset is necessary to keep the watch accurate to within one second, which is the display resolution. BATTERY POWER, BUT NO BATTERY CHANGE INSTRUCTIONS - This watch works on a lithium battery. The type battery is specified, but there are no instructions for its replacement, but there is only one way this could be done. The back of the case is removed by 4 very small screws. The only problem with this type of case is that it is very difficult to get the o-ring that provides the water resistance back in place, and the feature is generally lost when the back is removed. The alternative is to send the watch to Casio for repair, or to go to a local watch repairer, but this would likely cost more than a new watch. I generally just replace the battery and hope that I can still get the o-rich back in place properly. The upside is that a special tool is not required to remove the back. DIFFICULTIES THAT I HAD AND HOW I OVERCAME THEM. When I received the watch I noted that it was 8 seconds slow (versus the atomic clock signal that I get on my computer) and when I checked the last time that the watch was synchronized to the atomic clock, I found that it was about 5 months before. There is a button that allows one to check the day and time of the last synchronization. This meant that the watch drifted only about 0.05 seconds a day (in 160 days this yielded the observed 8 second error). This means that resetting only once every 3 weeks or so would keep the watch accurate to within one second. However, it also meant that the atomic function might not be working. Please note - had I read the manual more closely (not easy to do since the manual is only 1x2 inches in size) I would have found that the watch ships with the time synchronization turned off, so the lack of a recent reset is normal. I tried the manual atomic synchronization reset and this initially did not work, further pointing to a possible defect in the watch (but also according to the manual this is normal). I then (following the manual) placed the watch near a window, properly oriented in its cradle, and left it there for about an hour and the signal reception icon then became apparent (it initially was not). The watch did not reset at this point (nor should it since the auto reset only occurs at night), but when I went through the manual atomic reset procedure it did do it, eliminating the 8-second error. That night, at 12:04 AM, it reset again. To date, the watch synchronizes even when it is in my night table draw, in a random orientation. Thus, at my location, which is within 100 miles of Ft. Collins, I do not need to specifically orient the watch to get it to synchronize. However, in a less favorable location it may be necessary to carefully follow the orientation directions in order to link up with the time set signal. The moral is to be patient, read the manual, and follow the instructions before you give up and send the watch back. It may take time to locate the signal and more time to synchronize the watch. I hope that this level of detail is helpful in deciding if this watch is for you. I like the watch a lot. I have had Casio watches for many, many, years (at the present time I have two other functioning Casio watches) and like this one I find them to be excellent, both in their general quality, high degree of functionality and for their low price. You may not be getting fancy jewelry, but you get an excellent timepiece.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great watch
*by S***K on May 5, 2026*

Need an endorsement? I've been wearing this watch model since it came on the market several decades ago. Airline pilots need accurate, versatile watches. They need UTC, GMT and numerous time zones displayed easily. I was one of those guys. 40 years later, retired, I'm still wearing this watch. I no longer need time accurate to the second, although my watch maintains it automatically! I've used and abused a dozen or more of these. They are tough. The case and crystal may show wear but the time is aways displayed. Early models sported bands that broke well before the watch died, but since, the band quality has improved.

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