Casio Enticer MTP-1314L-8AV Black Dial Leather Men's Watch

The Casio Enticer MTP-1314L-8AV is a men's analog quartz watch with a black dial, large Arabic numerals and a black genuine leather band. It suits everyday wear, where a clear face, a date readout and a comfortable strap matter more than sports styling.

Casio gives the watch an ion-plated case measuring 50 × 44.9 × 9.4mm and a total weight of 64g, so it sits lightly on the wrist through a working day. A mineral glass crystal covers the dial, and the case carries a 50-metre water resistance rating, which covers rain and handwashing. The date window sits at 3 o'clock, the hands run on a standard analog movement rated to ±20 seconds a month, and a SR626SW battery keeps it running for around three years. The model belongs to Casio's his-and-her pairs collection, so it can be worn alongside a matching women's watch.

Key features and benefits of the Casio Enticer MTP-1314L-8AV

• Genuine leather band in black: The strap is real leather rather than a synthetic material, and it softens to the shape of your wrist over time. Leather gives a tidy look for office and smart-casual wear, and it is the part of the watch that needs the most care around water.
• 50-metre water resistance: The case is rated to 50 metres, which in practice covers handwashing, rain and splashes at a sink. It is not a swimming or diving rating, so take the watch off before you get in the water.
• Date display at 3 o'clock: A date window sits beside the three o'clock marker. You can check the date without reaching for a phone, and the window leaves the rest of the dial clear.
• Large Arabic numerals: The hours are marked with big, clear numbers on a black dial. That makes the time easy to read at a glance, including in low indoor light.
• Ion-plated case: The case carries an ion-plated finish, which adds a polished look and helps the surface cope with daily contact. The plating also gives the case its even colour.
• Mineral glass crystal: Mineral glass covers the dial and resists scratches better than acrylic, so knocks against sleeves and desk edges leave fewer marks. It is a common choice for everyday watches, where a clear, reasonably tough cover matters.
• Analog three-hand movement: Hour, minute and second hands give traditional timekeeping with nothing to scroll through. The layout is simple to read and simple to set.
• Accuracy of ±20 seconds per month: Casio rates the movement to within about twenty seconds a month. A small correction every few months keeps it in step with your phone.
• Battery life of around three years: The watch runs on a SR626SW battery with an expected life of roughly three years. When the second hand starts stepping four seconds at a time, that is the cue to have the battery changed.
• Case size of 50 × 44.9 × 9.4mm: These figures give the case width and depth, including a slim 9.4mm profile. A thin case slides under a shirt cuff without catching on the fabric.
• Total weight of 64g: The whole watch weighs 64g, which is light enough to forget you are wearing it. Low weight matters most if the watch stays on your wrist all day.
• His-and-her pairs design: The model is made to sit alongside a matching women's Casio Enticer. Couples can wear coordinated watches, or buy the pair as a gift.

Who the Casio Enticer MTP-1314L-8AV quartz watch is for

The Casio Enticer MTP-1314L-8AV is aimed at men who want a plain, dependable watch for work and weekends rather than a feature-heavy sports model. The black dial and leather band look tidy with a shirt, and the date window and clear numerals help on a busy day. Because Casio makes a matching women's version, the watch also works as one half of a coordinated gift.

• Wearing to an office or a casual day out where a neat analog watch fits the dress code
• Buying a his-and-her pair for an anniversary or a joint gift
• Anyone who prefers reading hands and numbers to tapping a screen
• People who want a date window on the dial instead of checking a phone
• Wearers who need some protection from rain and handwashing, not from open water

Less suitable if: you want a watch for swimming, diving or rough outdoor sports, because the 50-metre rating and the leather band both point away from that kind of use.

Casio Enticer MTP-1314L-8AV specifications

Using and caring for the Casio Enticer MTP-1314L-8AV

Leather is the part of the Casio Enticer MTP-1314L-8AV that benefits most from care. Keep the band away from prolonged water, heavy sweat and direct sun, which dry the leather and lead to cracking or fading. Wipe the case and mineral glass with a soft dry cloth, and store the watch somewhere dry when you are not wearing it.

• Let a damp leather band dry naturally at room temperature rather than on a radiator, which can stiffen the leather.
• Clean the band with a barely damp cloth and a little mild soap, then let it dry fully before wearing the watch again.
• Keep the crown pushed in and avoid pulling or turning it while the watch is wet, so the case seal stays intact.
• Have the SR626SW battery replaced once the second hand starts moving in four-second steps.

How to choose a men's quartz watch

Four things decide most of the choice: strap material, case size, water resistance and how easy the dial is to read. Leather looks dressier and softens with wear, while a slim case tucks under a cuff more easily than a chunky one. Match the water rating to your routine, and pick numerals you can read without squinting. This Casio Enticer has a genuine leather band, a 50 × 44.9 × 9.4mm case, 50-metre water resistance and large Arabic numerals, which places it in everyday-wear territory.

Frequently asked questions

What kind of watch is the Casio Enticer MTP-1314L-8AV?

It is a men's analog quartz watch with a black dial and a black genuine leather band. The dial uses large Arabic numerals and includes a date window at 3 o'clock.

What are the case dimensions and weight?

The case measures 50 × 44.9 × 9.4mm and the watch weighs 64g in total. The 9.4mm thickness keeps the profile slim on the wrist.

Can I swim with the Casio Enticer MTP-1314L-8AV?

No. The 50-metre rating covers rain, handwashing and splashes, but it is not intended for swimming or diving. The leather band is also best kept out of water.

Which battery does it take and how long does it last?

It uses a SR626SW battery, and Casio gives a battery life of approximately three years. A second hand that jumps in four-second steps signals that a change is due.

Does the dial show the date?

Yes, there is a date display at the 3 o'clock position. It sits beside the hour marker, so you can read the date and the time together.

What is the crystal made of?

The dial is covered by mineral glass. Mineral glass resists everyday scratches better than acrylic, which helps the face stay clear over time.

How accurate is the movement?

Casio rates it to ±20 seconds per month. That is normal quartz accuracy, and a small adjustment every few months keeps it aligned with other clocks.

What does his-and-her pairs mean on this model?

Casio designed this watch to complement a matching women's model in the Enticer line. That makes the two watches an option for couples or for a coordinated gift.