Casio AW-49

The Casio AW-49H is an analog and digital quartz watch model, manufactured by the Japanese company Casio Computer Co., Ltd. It is a part of the Casio Classic Collection series watches. The original AW-49H was introduced in 2013.
Product specifications
The AW-49H has a second stopwatch with a count up to 59:59.99 (almost one hour). Marking net and split time (lap) is also featured. There are the options of an hourly time beep and a single daily alarm lasting 20 seconds. It has an automatic calendar, although auto-adjustment for leap years is not supported, as the watch does not record the year. February is always counted as 28 days.<ref name="casiofeatures" /> The watch is reported to be accurate to ±30 seconds per month by the manufacturer. The watch is powered by a single SR920W button cell, which lasts approx. three years. The manufacturer's module number for this model (stamped on the stainless steel rear of the watch case) is 5156.
Item Shape: round
Glassï»¿: Mineral
Clasp Type: deployment-clasp
Case Material: Resin
Case Diameterï»¿: 38 millimetres
Case Thicknessï»¿: 11 millimetres
Band Material: Resin
Band Length: mens-standard
Band Width: 22
Band Colour: Black
Dial Colour: White and black
Calendarï»¿: day-date-and-month
Features: stop-watch, luminous
Movement: Quartz
Warranty Typeï»¿: Manufacturer and seller combination
Water resistance
The watch front is marked WATER RESIST 50M. This means the watch is suitable for swimming, white water rafting, non-snorkeling water related work, and fishing.
Operation
The Casio AW-49H has the following modes: Timekeeping Mode (analog and digital), Calendar Mode, Alarm Mode, Dual Time Mode, Stopwatch Mode. The watch can be switched between the 12- and 24-hour modes, depending on what mode the watch is currently in. In Calendar Mode, the watch display shows the month, the day of the month and the day of the week. In Alarm Mode, the alarm signal status (bar of lines) and the hourly signal status (double beep on the hour; a bell). In Stopwatch Mode, minutes, seconds, and hundredths of a second are shown.

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