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title: "Casio Wave Ceptor Men's Watch WV-58DU"
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# Bright backlight for night visibility Long-lasting lithium battery included Atomic precision to the second Casio Wave Ceptor Men's Watch WV-58DU

**Brand:** casio
**Price:** FREE
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> ⏰ Stay ahead of time, not behind it.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Casio Wave Ceptor Men's Watch WV-58DU by casio
- **How much does it cost?** FREE with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- casio enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted casio brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Lightweight Durability:** Resin case and bracelet deliver robust wearability without bulk—perfect for all-day comfort.
- • **Multi-Function Mastery:** Alarm, stopwatch, and countdown timer keep your schedule sharp and your productivity sharper.
- • **Sleek Professional Style:** Metal-look bezel with magnified digital display blends modern tech with executive polish.
- • **Effortless Night Readability:** Integrated backlight ensures you never miss a beat, even in low light or late meetings.
- • **Atomic Accuracy, Always On Time:** Wave Ceptor tech syncs your watch to official time signals for unmatched precision.

## Overview

The Casio Wave Ceptor WV-58DU is a precision-engineered men’s watch featuring atomic timekeeping technology that automatically syncs to official radio signals for second-perfect accuracy. Its durable yet lightweight resin case and bracelet provide all-day comfort and resilience, while the bright backlight and multifunctional digital display—including alarm, stopwatch, and countdown timer—equip professionals to manage their time flawlessly. Designed with a sleek metal-look bezel and magnified screen, this watch combines cutting-edge functionality with understated style, making it the ultimate tool for punctuality-driven millennials who demand reliability and sophistication.

## Description

Product Description Wave Ceptor technology is the most powerful tool you will ever wear on your wrist. It ensures absolute accuracy to the second. Manufacturer's Description About Invicta Invicta has established in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, in 1837. We have long held firm to the belief that supremely crafted timepieces can be offered for extremely modest sums. It is the founding principle of our flagship and the radical notion that still drives us today. By being true to our convictions, we will continue to deliver true Swiss luxury. Presenting the most comprehensive and cohesive series of collections on today’s market, the Invicta Watch Group has mastered inspired freedom within the complex and technical structure of watch making. Let all those who possess our timepieces witness the quality, value and care put into every piece we create and the spirit of never-ending possibility in everything we do.

## Features

- Includes alarm, stop watch, back light and countdown
- Round high-performance and durable resin case with digital display
- Durable and strong resin 23 mm wide bracelet with buckle

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Asin | B000MMB05A |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | 3,875 in Men's Wrist Watches |
| Date First Available | 10 Jan. 2007 |
| Department | Unisex |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Model Number | WV-58U-1AVES |
| Manufacturer | Casio |
| Product Dimensions | 13 x 13 x 13 cm; 134 g |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Like wearing an Atomic Clock on your wrist
*by  on Reviewed in the United Kingdom 7 April 2011*

As I type this, the hour beep has just gone off on my watch and I know that it is 10.00am TO THE SECOND. I am thrilled with this watch, which I bought precisely because I needed to know that the time I was looking at was actually the exact time that the rest of the world is working to. My line of work requires me to be at certain places and start & finish important meetings ON TIME so now I can have confidence that my watch is correct when I'm checking whether I am on schedule.As for updating, I did wonder whether this little watch would be able to pick up the radio signal from Cumbria each night because I live in a fairly built up area with houses all around. But I needn't have worried. I would say it has picked up the signal nightly 97% of the time since I've had it and it checks on the hour from 1am to (I think) 5am. It's even updated whilst on my wrist but it is best for it to be sat on the bedside table or on the windowsill to be certain. And if on the rare occasion it doesn't get the signal, you can press the button during the day, leave it for a minute or so and then the satellite icon comes back on to let you know it's back up to atomic levels!Some of the other aspects of this watch are as follows. It doesn't look like a typical digital watch in that the resin strap version I have has a pleasing 'metal' look around the face. Also the display is slightly magnified & that looks good. A pleasant watch to wear. Some reviewers have commented on the timer being a maximum of only 60 minutes but if you need to time your Sunday Roast for an hour and a half, you could just reset it for half an hour after the first beep goes off. I think there is a newer version of this watch from Casio now but it's a tad more expensive. But the price for this model is just AMAZING from Amazon for the key feature this watch gives you, which is a watch that is as accurate as the time the Stock Exchange, the BBC, the Emergency Services, National Rail & bus companies, solicitors etc use to stay up to date themselves.A word of warning though. Ever since I've had it, I've been compelled to find out which clocks are pip accurate and which aren't. You may be surprised to know that digital BBC 24hr News Channel is 2-5 seconds late on Cable & Freeview. Digital radio is anything from 2 to 8 seconds late. My local branch of Barclays was 20 seconds slow and so on & so on! Analogue BBC Radio 4's pips are perfect, even more pleasingly when the Casio's seconds trip along happily to Big Ben at Westminster. On the Internet there is one site I found which gives atomic accuracy for time and that is time.is ("time.is" is the web address or you can Google it).So in summary I don't think you can go wrong picking up this timepiece at this price even if it's a second watch to wear when you need to know you have correct time. In fact, the only time I've worn my lovely Rotary watch since (at an important business meeting), I had this one in my pocket all the time! Enough said!Want to know more? Comment and I'll reply. Thanks to all Amazon reviewers for your comments on this site. I listen carefully to you all when buying stuff!UPDATE: 17 FEB 2012After about a year of very satisfying use, my watch stopped picking up the signal and reverted back to a date in 2005. It didn't appear to do a forced update either. I had the battery checked at the local jewellers. It was nearly full. I happily discovered there was a two-year warranty on the product, rang up Casio in London and then as I had business just two streets down I popped it in to them.About a week later it arrived back in the post having been 'reassembled' and appeared to have exactly the same fault. I was a little peeved and rang them back up to ask for a replacement but the engineer on the phone took me through a process where you set the country you are in. For some reason the watch had been set to Tokyo and therefore wasn't picking up the Anthorn transmission in Cumbria. Once it was reset to LON and ENG, the watch picked up perfectly and is now back on my wrist.It is SO good to know that you have perfectly accurate time displaying on your watch. I really missed it when I didn't have it. So I don't know whether the module failed or for some reason the watch got set to the wrong setting. I just know I'm happy it's working again!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect time all the time for £25, what a bargain
*by  on Reviewed in the United Kingdom 9 September 2013*

I've just ordered my third of these in about 5 years. The radio-controlled time is brilliant and I would never go back to a watch that doesn't show perfect time automatically as this does. They are so cheap that I've ordered a new watch just because the old one is a couple of years old, a bit battered and needs a new strap.The case and face are cheap plastic which gets scratched and the silver colour rubs off. This is not a watch for people who care what their watch looks like or what anyone else might think. On my first one, the case broke where the strap attaches after a couple of years - new watch needed. The strap tends to last only about a year too (replacements £11 on Amazon). The batteries however last for years and years.I've had both the plastic and metal strap versions, and much prefer the plastic strap ones. The metal bracelet can be adjusted by taking links out, but this is fiddly and I could never get a good fit for my wrist.The internals are very good - the only problem I've had is an intermittent backlight on one of my WV-58Us. It displays the whole date and day all the time (and can do UK DD-MM-YYYY format), and has alarm, countdown timer and stopwatch. For me, the World Time feature is annoying because I don't go abroad, I'd like to disable it, but it might be ideal for some people. Most importantly, the radio control works very well.At this price it has to be 5 stars. Any other decent radio controlled watch costs far more.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Really good watch but.....
*by  on Reviewed in the United Kingdom 10 February 2013*

PROS -Accurate time every day. I listen to the BBC World Service and hear their beeps on the hour. I had to correct my previous Casio by as much as 30 seconds every so often, so it's quite a delight to hear the BBC's final beep indicating the hour and to see that this wave ceptor is exactly on time every day.It's nice and big and very easy to see the time without having to squint. The price is very reasonable.CONS -The reset on the stopwatch has been assigned to the the top left button. On my previous watch (DB150) It used to be top right which is so much more accessible. One just had to press the stop button with index finger. Move that same finger quarter of an inch and press the top right button to instantly reset. On the wave ceptor, it's so much more awkward as the the thumb has to be used to press the top left button and it's really just a bad piece of design.The hourly beep and alarm beeps are ridiculously quiet. My DB 150 must have been at least twice as loud as this. Would think that in today's technological age, the volume could be adjusted on such a thing and I have seen many others complain of this same problem. The countdown timer counts down from only an hour. There are many times I have the need of counting down for more than an hour and since previous watches all had this capability, I can't understand why Casio chose to reduce this to only an hour. The same is true of the stopwatch. I take many long walks and, with my trusty DB 150 would start the stopwatch at the beginning and it would give me an accurate idea of how long I had walked - up to 24 hours I believe. With the wave ceptor, I'm afraid it's almost useless for any walks more than an hour and to be expected to note each hour passing defeats the whole purpose of having a stopwatch. It's really quite incomprehensible that Casio would make its watches LESS functional each year. Doesn't make any sense at all.Despite these cons, I would still have no hesitation in recommending this watch but wish that Casio would consider increasing the volume of the alarms and have the stopwatch and countdown both go beyond their limited 60 mins.UPDATEAnother small complaint. If I was using say, the alarm, or countdown timer and had finished with them, my previous DB 150 would, after a few minutes revert back to the current time. Unfortunately, this one stays in the mode you have selected until you choose to press the button and move back to the time mode. Which, in some cases, might be better but, in general terms, it's not.

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