Casio Collection MTP-B145G-9AVEF

No, the Casio MTP-B145G-9AVEF has a 5 Bar water resistance rating, which means it is suitable for splashes, rain, and hand washing. It is not designed for swimming, showering, or diving.

Wipe the watch regularly with a soft, dry cloth to remove dirt and moisture. For more persistent smudges, a slightly damp cloth can be used, followed by drying with a soft, clean cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or chemicals.

Info needed: The specific battery type (e.g., SR626SW) and its typical lifespan are usually detailed in the watch's manual. Quartz watch batteries typically last 2-3 years, but this can vary.

While technically possible, it is highly recommended to have the battery replaced by a professional watch technician. This ensures the correct battery is used, and the watch's water resistance seal is properly maintained and re-tested.

The gold finish on stainless steel is generally durable for everyday wear. However, like all plated finishes, prolonged exposure to harsh chemicals, friction, or significant impact can cause wear over time. Regular cleaning and care help preserve its appearance.

Quartz movements are known for their high accuracy. This Casio watch is expected to keep time within approximately +/- 20 seconds per month under normal operating conditions.

The battery may be depleted. This watch uses a quartz movement powered by a battery. It's recommended to have the battery replaced by a qualified watch technician to ensure water resistance is maintained.

This indicates the AM/PM setting is incorrect. Pull the crown out to the second click position (time setting), advance the time by 12 hours past midnight (so the date changes), then set the correct time for the current AM/PM. Push the crown back in.

This is a sign that water has entered the watch, potentially compromising internal components. Take the watch to a professional watch repair service immediately to prevent further damage.

The stainless steel band can be adjusted by adding or removing links. This typically requires specialized tools and expertise, so it is best performed by a jeweler or watch repair professional.