The Casio WS-1700H-1A digital sports watch is a men's resin watch built for active days and simple timekeeping. Its resin case and strap keep the watch light and ready for knocks, while the digital LCD and LED backlight make the time easy to read. It suits men who want stopwatch, alarm and everyday timing tools without charging a smartwatch.
The watch pairs a 1/100-second stopwatch with split and lap timing, so you can time intervals or pace a run. Multiple daily alarms sound at set hours for appointments, breaks or reminders. Water resistance covers splashes, rain and brief accidental immersion, but the Casio WS-1700H-1A is not rated for swimming or diving. A coin cell battery powers the watch for several years under normal use, and the resin build weighs approximately 50 grams for comfortable daily wear.
The Casio WS-1700H-1A suits men who want a straightforward watch for training, outdoor weekends, travel and everyday office wear. Its stopwatch, alarms and backlight cover common timing needs without a smartphone, and the low-profile resin build appeals to anyone who finds bulky metal watches uncomfortable. The watch is also a practical choice for students or professionals who need a reliable timekeeper for exams and meetings.
Less suitable if: you need a watch rated for swimming laps, dive timing or prolonged water pressure. The Casio WS-1700H-1A water resistance covers splashes and brief immersion only.
| Brand | CASIO |
|---|---|
| Model | WS-1700H-1A |
| Product type | Digital sports watch |
| Intended audience | Men |
| Case material | Resin |
| Strap material | Resin |
| Display type | Digital LCD |
| Backlight | LED |
| Water resistance | Splash and brief immersion resistant; not rated for swimming or diving |
| Stopwatch | 1/100 second, split and lap |
| Alarms | Multiple daily alarms |
| Battery type | Coin cell, user replaceable |
| Battery life | Several years under normal use |
| Weight | Approximately 50 grams |
Treat the Casio WS-1700H-1A as a splash-resistant resin watch rather than a dive watch. Rinse it with fresh water after sweat or salt water, then dry it with a soft cloth. Leave the buttons alone while the watch is wet, and have the coin cell changed by a watch shop or jeweller so the case seal can be checked. Store the watch away from extreme heat and strong magnetic fields.
When you choose a digital sports watch, start with case and strap material, display readability, water resistance for your activities and battery convenience. The Casio WS-1700H-1A uses a resin case and resin strap for shock resistance and light weight, a digital LCD with an LED backlight for dark conditions, splash and brief immersion resistance rather than swimming capability, and a coin cell that lasts several years under normal use. If your routine includes laps in a pool, this level of water resistance is the limiting factor.
The case and strap are made of synthetic resin. Resin keeps the watch light, resists corrosion from sweat and water, and is described as hypoallergenic.
No. The watch is resistant to splashes, rain and brief accidental immersion, but it is not rated for swimming, snorkelling or diving.
Yes. An LED backlight illuminates the digital display when you press the light button, so you can read the time in low light.
It has a 1/100-second stopwatch with split and lap timing plus multiple daily alarms. The stopwatch suits interval training and pacing, while the alarms work as daily reminders.
A coin cell powers the Casio WS-1700H-1A for several years under normal use. The battery is user replaceable, and a watch shop or jeweller can change it while checking the case seal.
Yes. The flexible resin strap has multiple holes so you can set a secure fit, and the material conforms to the wrist during movement.
Occasional shower exposure is fine, but hot water and soap pressure can degrade the seals over time. Keep showers brief, avoid pressing buttons while wet, and do not use the watch for swimming.
It provides core timing tools such as a stopwatch, alarms and a backlight without notifications, apps or charging. The coin cell lasts for several years under normal use instead of needing a daily charge.