Casio Watches

[UK_Scat_Pack]

I thought I would create a different thread for people to post up and share about Casio watches that aren’t G-Shock.

Here’s some of my Casio watches:

MRW-200H-2BV


MRW-230H-1B2VEF


CA-53WF-3BCF


AE-1200WHD-1AVEF


A163WA-1QES

You can see more of my watch collection here:
http://instagram.com/thewristwatchcollector

[Bob_Defly]

My F-91W

[UK_Scat_Pack]

Bob_Defly said:

My F-91W

I love that with the gold!

[Andy888]

My now vintage ALT6000!

[Corso Marche]

Nothing too exciting. The daily, for taking the associated knocks and bangs.

[MrWideFit]

Gives me another excuse to post my recent AE1200 mod



MDV-107 also

[Corso Marche]

The forged carbon Edifice.

It's much nicer in real life than I can ever capture in a photo.

[Corso Marche]

MrWideFit said:

Gives me another excuse to post my recent AE1200 mod

I spotted that in one of the other threads. Very tasty.
Nice job

[Sporky]

I also have the forged carbon Edifice, but I put it on a softer silicone strap.



And an Oceanus, which is lovely - slim, light, solar, titanium, radio link. Really good travelling watch too, as you can just switch time zones directly without going all the way around the minutes.

[Sporky]

Oh, and not a watch, but my workshop clock. And styled to look like a watch.

[MrWideFit]

Bob_Defly said:

My F-91W

Is this just the standard gold resin case on a Nato? Looks great

Also do you by chance remember where the strap is from?

[Panamax]

There's a great bit of Youtube which neatly outlines why a cheap-as-chips Casio is just as accurate as any flashy chronometer from Switzerland. The total clip runs about 17 minutes and the quartz stuff starts about 5 minutes in. I was particularly interested to learn why the frequency is 32.768kHz and how that's converted into the one second tick. Which then prompted me to google how a stepper-motor works.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2By2ane2I4

[Jamescrs]

Panamax said:

There's a great bit of Youtube which neatly outlines why a cheap-as-chips Casio is just as accurate as any flashy chronometer from Switzerland. The total clip runs about 17 minutes and the quartz stuff starts about 5 minutes in. I was particularly interested to learn why the frequency is 32.768kHz and how that's converted into the one second tick. Which then prompted me to google how a stepper-motor works.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2By2ane2I4

I don't think anyone with a "flashy chronometer from Switzerland" and even the smallest amount of knowledge on watches has ever disputed that Casio is just as accurate as the best Swiss time pieces. I don't think anyone buys a Swiss watch to simply tell the time. I have a couple but equally I have a couple of G-Shocks and my daily watch is an Apple watch.

I'm still a big fan of Casio as a brand, I particuarly like the F-91W but my wrists are far too large and it would look like I was wearing a child's watch

[Bob_Defly]

UK_Scat_Pack said:

I love that with the gold!

MrWideFit said:

Bob_Defly said:

My F-91W

Is this just the standard gold resin case on a Nato? Looks great

Also do you by chance remember where the strap is from?

Thanks both. It's just a fairly cheap NATO, can't remember where from. Yep std gold case. It's my kayaking watch, as it's so light you can barely tell it's there.



P.S. Mr UK_Scat_Pack, I think in the OP your first two model names are switched around.

[Ninjin]

Edited by Ninjin on Wednesday 28th January 17:08

[Grumbler]

Oceanus! Best watch I own. Goes with literally everything. Quality in every respect.