Put these Casiolex builds together tonight. Twinning AE1200 and AE1300. Stainless fluted cases. Engraved case backs. Metal faceplates. Perfect fit Jubilee solid stainless bracelet.
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This is almost never available in my country, and as soon as I find one I can’t resist getting it.
I've had this Seiko A628-5020 for a couple of years now but it's been in storage for a while because I couldn't find the recommended battery for it, which is the long discontinued XR9527. I came across a few threads online saying that it's possible to use MT920 as a replacement, which I got and installed yesterday. It's been charging since... I think it's charging ok but the display has been flashing like this, which is obviously not ok. Does anyone know what the issue might be?
By the way did you know this model have an undocumented pushers mute function? Push and hold adjust for three seconds and push mode while still holding down adjust.
Pushers are now muted but alarms and its like stil functioning.
Produced between 1972-1974? I bought this for like 20$. Needs battery change and cleaning. Otherwise still in good shape tbh, also put a replacement strap.
Casio DW5600 SF (Science Fiction line) The negative LCD seems better than I expected.
I commissioned a very limited number of Royale “Santos” cases and just posted them on my site. Two tone silver and gold. Only 20 available. The rest I will be using for custom builds. Send me a message and I can do 10% off for my Reddit peoples. First come first serve!
https://trenttechtickers.com/products/royale-stainless-steel-case-santos-upgrade
It was a bit of fun to rescue it and has a certain pleasing simplicity on-wrist.
Hello y'all. My job is heavily water based.
I teach kids how to swim,
I teach new hires how to teach the kids,
I walk around the pool and assist other instructors with their lessons,
and I am also a Lifeguard.
I would like a waterproof digital watch that's affordable and is going to be able to handle being in the water a lot. Some of my coworkers and even the manager use an Apple watch but I would really just like a basic digital watch that can keep track of time, (preferably also having the seconds being kept track of), and again, is able to withstand being in the pool a lot.
Casio A168 on a Milanese band for me today, keeping it classy for the office!
MISSION LOG: SOL O
Location: Uncharted terrain.
Telemetry reads: CRITICAL.
This is the last Coke in the desert.
AE-1200 'Contour Protocol' engaged.
Negative display. Amber data.
Classic payload acquired.
Houston, we have a refresh.
Casio and Coke= Enjoy🔴⚫️🥤
Gotta move fast to get your hands on this darn watch. It is really sweet. The white is very crisp. The strap super comfortable. And it’s NASA Artemis flourishes are just rules.
It started with the Space Suit Orange. Couldn’t resist the Lunar White 🚀
After restoring the module display, I fixed up the dial alignment and threw on a fresh mineral glass crystal. Can't get enough of the metallic dial style.
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Why did I chose Sanda 390 older version compared to Sanda and Skmei new versions of 2026?
I chose this after reading review from u/-Falkor- post.
Two reasons:
Case is brushed finish. Which is subtle and handles scratch and finger prints. Polished cases always look resin, and attract finger marks and scratches.
Easy to change strap / band. Sanda offers the option to remove band compared with other version I have posted, also Skmei comes with fixed band. That can't be removed. I prefer the case back with screws than pressed back.
Here I have changed from stainless steel band to nylon strap and added a bull bar to it.
Thanks for reading.
A metal and sapphire crystal Royale for every occasion. I wear the leather strap one for the city and office and the metal band one for the outdoors and travel.