Casio EFV-650DvsSpecht & Sohne Specht & Söhne SP2644Q Quartz

Owners widely praise the Casio EFV-650D for its value, costing less than half of comparable models and including illumination. The chronograph layout is noted as different from typical chronographs, which some find affects the user experience despite an attractive look. The 43.5mm case size is considered intimidating by some for smaller wrists, with one owner questioning its suitability as a first chronograph. One owner finds the watch "sick" and is considering upgrading the mineral crystal to sapphire. Overall, owners rate the Casio EFV-650D highly for its value and illumination, despite some reservations about its chronograph layout and case size.

Owners widely praise the Specht & Sohne Specht & Söhne SP2644Q Quartz for its value and design, with many finding it a satisfactory homage for its price. The watch is noted for its thin profile, attributed to the Miyota 2115 quartz movement, and a well-made, weighty feel with no sharp edges. However, some owners flag rough brushing and a dust-attracting strap. A functional issue reported by one owner is the day changing at 10 PM instead of midnight, though the low price of around $280 mitigates some disappointment. Overall, owners rate the Specht & Sohne Specht & Söhne SP2644Q Quartz highly for its cost-performance value and ability to satisfy a desire for a specific aesthetic at an accessible price point.