The watch featured in this video is the TRT110H-3AV, which I purchased at a local Walmart store for $31.92 (plus tax) just the other day. The functions of this watch are basically identical to the functions of the W735 and W736 vibration alarm watches which I purchased about a year earlier. The module is different because the LCD screen is slightly different. The model in this video also has a mud resistant design which means that the buttons (or pushers) have an extra level of protection compared to many other watches. There are other variations of the TRT100H available in different colors. Casio's suggested price is $42.95 but, again, it's usually very easy to find a lower price.
This watch displays the time, date and day of the week on the main timekeeping screen, with either a 12-hour or 24-hour display of the local time in hours, minutes and seconds. It has a countdown timer which can be set to any combination of hours and minutes from just one minute up to a full 24 hours. The stopwatch is a 24-hour stopwatch with an optional 5-second countdown before it starts counting forward. There's also a dual time mode where the user can set the hours and minutes to some time different from the local time setting. And, of course, it also has an LED backlight so you can easily and clearly see the time for a couple of seconds in the dark, each time you press the light button on the front of the watch.
The watch can be set to either make audible "beeps" or vibrations to alert the user to things like the end of a countdown timer, the hourly chime and the daily alarm. To be clear, when the watch is in vibration mode it doesn't make any sounds and when it's in the mode which makes sounds it will not vibrate.
The watch features a 10-year battery, which is a lithium CR2032 battery (the same battery which is commonly used in garage door openers and automobile key fobs). In addition to being mud resistant it is water resistant to 100 meters (10 Bar). It weighs right around 50 grams.
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