Casio MTP-E735B
🕰️ Casio MTP-E735B Enticer Analog Watch – Mastering the Day-Date Classic
This guide explains the operation of the Casio Enticer MTP-E735B — a modern, understated timepiece designed to keep things clean and simple.
This guide will help you set the time, day, and date quickly and accurately.
So go ahead — put the watch on your wrist or hold it gently in your palm — and let's walk through how to set, use, and care for this analog beauty.
🎯 Why This Watch Is Special
- Classic analog display (hour, minute, second)
- Separate day and date complications
- Minimalist, business-ready styling
- Sturdy case and strap design
- 3-year battery life
- Easy-to-use crown control — no fuss, all class
📦 This is the kind of watch you can wear with a blazer, on a date, or during a Sunday brunch.
🔍 Know Your Controls – It's All in the Crown
This watch has a three-position crown:
- Position 0: Fully pushed in – normal timekeeping
- Position 1: Half pulled out – adjust date and day
- Position 2: Fully pulled out – set time
✋ Grip the crown lightly between your thumb and index finger. Feel the resistance. It's precise but smooth.
🕒 Setting the Time
Best done when the watch is showing a time outside 9 PM – 4 AM (more on this in the warnings section).
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Pull the crown out to Position 2
(you'll feel it pop once for the date, twice for the time) -
Rotate the crown in either direction to move the hands
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Once set, push the crown all the way back in
🧠 Pro Tip: Watch the date window as you move the hands. If the date changes, you've just passed midnight.
📅 Setting the Day & Date
⚠️ DO NOT do this between 9:00 PM and 4:00 AM, as the internal gears may be engaged and forcing them could cause damage.
- Pull the crown to Position 1 (first click)
- Rotate clockwise to change the date
- Rotate counterclockwise to change the day of the week
- Push the crown fully in to resume normal operation
🔄 The day will cycle through abbreviations (e.g., MON, TUE). Some models might support bilingual day settings (e.g., English + Spanish).
🧽 Caring for Your Watch
This isn't a smartwatch. That's a good thing. But it means the care is manual and intentional.
- Wipe with a microfiber cloth once a week
- Avoid direct exposure to steam or strong chemicals
- Don't press the crown under water
Water Resistance?
- Check the back for WR markings. Usually, this model is WR50M, good for hand washing and rain — not swimming.
🔋 Battery & Longevity
- Battery type: SR920SW
- Expected life: 3 years
- Replace at a local service center when timekeeping gets erratic or stops altogether
🧠 Troubleshooting
Date doesn't change at midnight?
– You've likely set AM/PM backward. Move hands forward 12 hours.
Day stuck or skipping?
– Only rotate the crown between 4:00 AM and 9:00 PM to avoid gear conflict.
Crown feels stuck?
– Gently wiggle side to side. If it doesn't move, don't force it — seek service.
📊 Specs At a Glance
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Module | Analog (non-digital) |
| Battery | SR920SW (~3 years) |
| Day-Date | Crown-adjustable |
| Water Resistance | 50M (depending on model) |
| Case Size | ~44mm |
✨ Final Thoughts – Simplicity, Elevated
The Casio MTP-E735B is for those who appreciate detail without complication. One glance gives you the day, date, and the moment — no beeps, no screens. Just you, your schedule, and a quiet sense of rhythm.
So adjust the time, pick your language for the day wheel, and enjoy a low-maintenance, high-impact piece of wristwear.