--- product_id: 48295036 title: "Casio Collection Men's Watch AE-1200WH" brand: "casio" price: "₹ 8082" currency: INR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.in/products/48295036-casio-collection-mens-watch-ae-1200wh store_origin: IN region: India --- # World Time Zones 100m Water Resistant Stopwatch & Timer Casio Collection Men's Watch AE-1200WH **Brand:** casio **Price:** ₹ 8082 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > ⌚ Elevate your time game with Casio’s iconic AE-1200WH — where style meets unstoppable functionality. ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Casio Collection Men's Watch AE-1200WH by casio - **How much does it cost?** ₹ 8082 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.in](https://www.desertcart.in/products/48295036-casio-collection-mens-watch-ae-1200wh) ## 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 - • **Rugged Elegance:** Durable stainless steel bracelet paired with a sleek digital display—style meets resilience for everyday hustle. - • **Dive-Ready Confidence:** 100 meters water resistance means this watch keeps pace whether you're poolside or caught in the rain. - • **Stay Alert, Stay Ahead:** Five customizable alarms ensure you never miss a meeting, call, or moment that matters. - • **Global Time at a Glance:** Seamlessly switch between 4 time zones with a single glance—perfect for the jet-setting professional. - • **Precision Timing Mastery:** Built-in stopwatch and countdown timer keep you on track for every deadline and workout session. ## Overview The Casio Collection Men's AE-1200WH is a robust digital watch featuring world time across 4 zones, a stopwatch, countdown timer, and five alarms. Its stainless steel bracelet and 100-meter water resistance combine durability with classic style, making it an essential accessory for professionals who demand precision and versatility. ## Description Classic silver stainless steel bracelet combi features world time, stopwatch, countdown timer, five alarms and is 100 metre water resistant. Review: Best Watch to date - One of the things you've gotta talk about when talking about watches, is the cost of getting into the game. A lot of us get interested in watches well in advance of actually being able to afford most of them – I happened to be in graduate school when I got bitten by the watch bug; we'd just had our first kid and we didn't have a proverbial pot to piss in, but what we did have was a computer and internet access, which meant fast and easy access to a whole universe of things both desirable and completely unaffordable. Though I started out mostly interested in history and the physics of precision timekeeping, it wasn't long before I began hankering for something modern. It's interesting to think about what one's first "good" watch really was, because "good" and "expensive" definitely don't stand in direct relationship to each other, and though the insane spike in prices for both vintage and new watches over the last ten or so years tends to obscure that fact, it doesn't mean that there aren't wonderful watches out there for the asking – some of which you can almost literally acquire with change recovered from in between the sofa cushions. I remember being very fond of a Casio G-Shock that I got in 1986 – it has shed its band and the outer resin case is long gone, but I still have it – and the beauty of such watches is that even if fortune smiles upon you as you move through life, and you find a bit more gold clinking in your purse and can afford something more expensive, and more conventionally fine, you will never regret that first purchase. My own early experience with the Casio G-Shock, far from being something I try to forget, has instead inculcated in me a lifelong love of G-Shocks in particular, and Casio in general, for letting me have a rollicking good time horologically at a period in my life when buying a bag of dried beans required thoughtful evaluation of my carefully husbanded financial assets. Another utterly fantastic wristwatch made by Casio, is this one: the AE1200WH-1A World Timer. I have been admiring it in a desultory fashion for many years, and the other night, fueled by free-floating melancholy and a judicious titration of Russian Standard, I decided to splurge on one. I don't know exactly when this watch was introduced, but the technology is certainly contemporaneous with the G-Shock – 10 year lithium battery, LCD display, reliable quartz timing package and the ability to display the time in all 31 time zones around the world. Its design appears to be derived from, or at least related to, the Casio F-91W, which came out in 1991 and is also still in production; both watches are in the Classic Collection. There is also a countdown timer, stopwatch, five daily alarms, and on-demand backlight, as well as an analog LCD display that always shows home time, and, for a wonder, even displays running seconds. The really delicious feature of the watch is the world map display – this is found right above the main digital display of the time, and the current local time zone is in black. If you're on the road, selecting the local time zone is an absolute piece of cake; you just go to World Time mode with the Mode button (unlike many digital watches, operation of the AE1200WH-1A is very intuitive and once you get a basic sense of how to make your way around the four control buttons, you won't be screwed if you lose the manual) and then use the button labeled Search to select the right time zone. This allows you, if you are curious, to observe some interesting things about how time zones are organized, such as the fact that all of China observes a single time zone (UTC + 8:00). I can't put this watch on without vivid memories of a time in horology when this sort of tech represented absolutely the last word in practical and functional timekeeping technology, long before terms like "tropical dial" and "ghost bezel" had arisen, to trouble the world. Besides, as mid-life crisis purchases go (although you don't have to be wracked with todesangst to buy one, several of my younger H. colleagues bought one after seeing mine) this is one heck of a lot cheaper than a sports car – a cheery, guilt free, surprisingly beautiful and moving Review: It's a casio - what's not to like! - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantastic everyday watch with loads of character! I’m really impressed with the Casio Watch AE‑1200WH — it’s become my weekend DIY time piece because it's practically indistructable. It feels comfortable and just the right size on the wrist; not too bulky, yet robust enough to handle daily wear. The build quality is typical Casio solid and reliable and the resin strap is surprisingly comfortable even after wearing it all day. What I love most is the blend of retro styling with genuinely useful functionality. The world time feature is excellent and easy to use, and it’s really handy if you work with people in different time zones or travel frequently. The digital display is clear and easy to read at a glance, even in lower light, and the backlight does a great job without being overly bright. Things like the alarm, stopwatch, and calendar all work flawlessly and add genuine practicality rather than just being there for show. Overall, this watch strikes a perfect balance between functionality, comfort, and timeless design. It feels durable, keeps excellent time, and suits both casual and slightly smarter looks effortlessly. Great value for money and a really dependable choice for anyone who wants a no‑nonsense, classic digital watch. Highly recommended! ## Features - World time - Stopwatch - Countdown timer - 5 alarms - 100m water resistant ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B0099M2IQY | | Age Range Description | Adult | | Band Colour | Silver | | Band Length | 1 Centimetres | | Band Material Type | Metal | | Band Width | 18 Millimetres | | Bands | 1 | | Best Sellers Rank | 70,696 in Fashion ( See Top 100 in Fashion ) 373 in Men's Wrist Watches | | Bezel Color | Silver | | Brand Name | Casio | | Case Diameter | 42 Millimetres | | Case Material Type | Acrylic | | Case Thickness | 12 Millimetres | | Character | Fashion | | Clasp Type | Hook Buckle | | Closure Type | Snap | | Crystal | Acrylic | | Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 13,700 Reviews | | Dial Color | white | | Display | Digital | | EU Spare Part Availability Duration | 1 Years | | Embellishment Feature | Crystal | | Face Style | Digital with black background | | Global Trade Identification Number | 04971850968801 | | Included Components | Inhalt: 1 Stück | | Item Part Number | AE-1200WHD-1AVEF | | Item Shape | Square | | Item Type Name | Watch | | Item Weight | 50 Grams | | Manufacturer | Casio | | Manufacturer Part Number | AE-1200WHD-1AVEF | | Manufacturer Warranty Description | 2 years | | Material | Resina | | Model Name | AE-1200WHD-1AVEF_FBA | | Model Number | AE-1200WHD-1AVEF | | Model Series | 1200 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Pattern | Digital | | Power Source | Battery Powered | | Series Number | 1200 | | Special Features | World Time, countdown timer, multi alarm, stopwatch | | Sport Type | Swimming | | Strap Type | metal bracelet | | Style Name | Bracelet | | Theme | Sports | | Warranty Type | Manufacturer | | Watch Movement Type | Quartz | | Water Resistance Depth | 100 Metres | | Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant | ## Images ![Casio Collection Men's Watch AE-1200WH - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61U3j88iDBL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: How do you select time zone** A: Full instruction with watch. Think bottom left switches between modes and once you are on time zone mode, one of the other buttons lets you cycle through different time zones and then to set. **Q: Is this black and plastic as In the pics? Or silver steel as advertised?** A: I brought the silver which is Steel. If I remember the black is cheap so I thought it would be plastic . **Q: The picture shows a day/date calendar function, the description says "No date function". Which is correct ?** A: The description is wrong. The Casio World Timer has the day/date function displayed in the American month day format. HTH. **Q: do you know if it has hourly time signal - beep every full hour(or similar)? thanks** A: You can activate hourly time signal that indicates each full hour. This model has 5 independent alarms for flexible reminders of important appointments. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best Watch to date *by H***O on 1 December 2020* One of the things you've gotta talk about when talking about watches, is the cost of getting into the game. A lot of us get interested in watches well in advance of actually being able to afford most of them – I happened to be in graduate school when I got bitten by the watch bug; we'd just had our first kid and we didn't have a proverbial pot to piss in, but what we did have was a computer and internet access, which meant fast and easy access to a whole universe of things both desirable and completely unaffordable. Though I started out mostly interested in history and the physics of precision timekeeping, it wasn't long before I began hankering for something modern. It's interesting to think about what one's first "good" watch really was, because "good" and "expensive" definitely don't stand in direct relationship to each other, and though the insane spike in prices for both vintage and new watches over the last ten or so years tends to obscure that fact, it doesn't mean that there aren't wonderful watches out there for the asking – some of which you can almost literally acquire with change recovered from in between the sofa cushions. I remember being very fond of a Casio G-Shock that I got in 1986 – it has shed its band and the outer resin case is long gone, but I still have it – and the beauty of such watches is that even if fortune smiles upon you as you move through life, and you find a bit more gold clinking in your purse and can afford something more expensive, and more conventionally fine, you will never regret that first purchase. My own early experience with the Casio G-Shock, far from being something I try to forget, has instead inculcated in me a lifelong love of G-Shocks in particular, and Casio in general, for letting me have a rollicking good time horologically at a period in my life when buying a bag of dried beans required thoughtful evaluation of my carefully husbanded financial assets. Another utterly fantastic wristwatch made by Casio, is this one: the AE1200WH-1A World Timer. I have been admiring it in a desultory fashion for many years, and the other night, fueled by free-floating melancholy and a judicious titration of Russian Standard, I decided to splurge on one. I don't know exactly when this watch was introduced, but the technology is certainly contemporaneous with the G-Shock – 10 year lithium battery, LCD display, reliable quartz timing package and the ability to display the time in all 31 time zones around the world. Its design appears to be derived from, or at least related to, the Casio F-91W, which came out in 1991 and is also still in production; both watches are in the Classic Collection. There is also a countdown timer, stopwatch, five daily alarms, and on-demand backlight, as well as an analog LCD display that always shows home time, and, for a wonder, even displays running seconds. The really delicious feature of the watch is the world map display – this is found right above the main digital display of the time, and the current local time zone is in black. If you're on the road, selecting the local time zone is an absolute piece of cake; you just go to World Time mode with the Mode button (unlike many digital watches, operation of the AE1200WH-1A is very intuitive and once you get a basic sense of how to make your way around the four control buttons, you won't be screwed if you lose the manual) and then use the button labeled Search to select the right time zone. This allows you, if you are curious, to observe some interesting things about how time zones are organized, such as the fact that all of China observes a single time zone (UTC + 8:00). I can't put this watch on without vivid memories of a time in horology when this sort of tech represented absolutely the last word in practical and functional timekeeping technology, long before terms like "tropical dial" and "ghost bezel" had arisen, to trouble the world. Besides, as mid-life crisis purchases go (although you don't have to be wracked with todesangst to buy one, several of my younger H. colleagues bought one after seeing mine) this is one heck of a lot cheaper than a sports car – a cheery, guilt free, surprisingly beautiful and moving ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It's a casio - what's not to like! *by J***B on 17 December 2025* ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantastic everyday watch with loads of character! I’m really impressed with the Casio Watch AE‑1200WH — it’s become my weekend DIY time piece because it's practically indistructable. It feels comfortable and just the right size on the wrist; not too bulky, yet robust enough to handle daily wear. The build quality is typical Casio solid and reliable and the resin strap is surprisingly comfortable even after wearing it all day. What I love most is the blend of retro styling with genuinely useful functionality. The world time feature is excellent and easy to use, and it’s really handy if you work with people in different time zones or travel frequently. The digital display is clear and easy to read at a glance, even in lower light, and the backlight does a great job without being overly bright. Things like the alarm, stopwatch, and calendar all work flawlessly and add genuine practicality rather than just being there for show. Overall, this watch strikes a perfect balance between functionality, comfort, and timeless design. It feels durable, keeps excellent time, and suits both casual and slightly smarter looks effortlessly. Great value for money and a really dependable choice for anyone who wants a no‑nonsense, classic digital watch. Highly recommended! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It's cheap and cheerful and I love it! *by G***F on 30 March 2016* Ok, so out with the obvious - it's a Casio so we all know where the quality level is meant to be and it's right up there as expected. Well as far as the watch itself is concerned anyway. Timekeeping. I've had this for about a week now and after setting it to the Atomic clock, a week later it's lost 8 seconds. Nothing earth shattering and 8 seconds is not going to affect my getting to work on time in the slightest, but watchmakers set great stock in the accuracy of their products and 8 seconds for a digital watch is perhaps a little outside the acceptable norm. The alarm is quiet for a heavy sleeper and only sounds for 10 seconds. You may need to set them all. Case and strap. The watch case looks robust enough and it is certainly proof against showering and a regular dousing whilst washing dishes. Mild impact from vigorous garden clearing and breaking down decking was no issue and not one scratch from any of the few bumps it got. The strap is extremely comfortable with four notches left available for even my large wrists. Use: The instructions were very simple to read and understand and the watch was set up and all functions played with within 30 minutes. The alarm is easy to set and Daylight Saving having kicked in three days ago is done with three button presses. World Time works from UTC automatically, so set that right and the rest falls into line. In a flash of nostalgia, I have to say I do like the hourly chime and it brings back fond memories of the early 80's when everyone had it switched on and absolutely no one was in sync! It used to take up to three minutes for everyone to agree it was the top of the hour! Happy days. Actually my wife also has a Casio and we both now chuckle at the out of sync beeps every hour. The backlight can be set to come on for 3 seconds or for as long as you press the button and it's very clear. Happy? Heck yes! It's a cheap watch that I can wear every day and save my more expensive watch for special occasions. If it breaks, it breaks and I get another cheap replacement. It tells the time in a nice clear display, beeps every hour, has a stopwatch for tracking my bike rides and a timer for HIIT training. 5 alarms is probably 4 more than I need but what the heck. I know I have 4 spares. But above all, it's a blast from the past and as inexpensive as it is, people notice it and comment about how they loved theirs back in the day and where did I get it? I can't help but love it. ## Frequently Bought Together - Casio Collection Men's Watch AE-1200WHD-1AVEF - Casio AE1200WH Series | Men’s Digital Watch | 100M WR | Multi Alarms | 100 SEC Stopwatch | Countdown Timer | World Map for World Time | LED Light | LC Analog Display | 10 Year Battery - Casio MDV106 Series | Unisex Analog Watch | 200M WR | Stainless Steel Case | Resin Band | 2 Hand Analog (HR, Min, SEC) | Date Display | Screw Down Crown/Screw Down Caseback | 3 Year Battery --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.in/products/48295036-casio-collection-mens-watch-ae-1200wh](https://www.desertcart.in/products/48295036-casio-collection-mens-watch-ae-1200wh) --- *Product available on Desertcart India* *Store origin: IN* *Last updated: 2026-09-07*