Many are Japan made and although there are many, many lookalike digitals around from China, none of them have the pedigree of these or indeed the quality of the Japanese modules and displays, which in their day, were truly science fiction, and particularly in the actual design.
A great feature of the Automatic is that a) it doesn’t have a battery, b) it doesn’t require a light source and c) setting Time Zones or Summer Times is a simple case of crown out, move hands, crown in – job done. No instruction booklets
Don’t ask which one I prefer because I like them all. They each do exactly what they’re supposed to do and do it very well
The subject of this Part 1 & 2 post is simple. Can I find a Compass Watch that does NOT, because of it’s SIZE look silly on an average wrist? – in other words a Compass watch model that is… Read More ›
Well I’ve been considering replacing/adding to my old Casio collection and whilst the models I have are still available, I want one with more rugged features and added functionality if possible. Basically I would like one that maybe has an… Read More ›
So OK I’m looking to find a Casio that is really well specified, but easy to see, read and use – and it must NOT be too large. Seems simple doesn’t it?
it is evident that the days of the cheap watch are very much with us – and I don’t mean cheap as poor – very much to the contrary
I’ve worn this watch for a week now day and night – I thought as the buttons were on top they might operate by mistake. Well no worries on that score – they work only when you want them to.
Watch space 