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[Kasper]

wow..you keep adding these nice ones...i learned a lot of all these casio's..i didn't had an idea.
Maybe it's because i have very small wrists, i didn't collect casio

Thx for showing them

[Gummo]

I have found most of these Casios within the last year selling cheap as broken parts watches in great condition , even a few unworn . A lot of people don't know that 90's Casios almost always malfunction with a battery change and need a reset . Sometimes they appear totally dead , sometimes they show all segments lit up , sometimes they show random segments . After touching the AC reset a few times these have all worked like new with nice crisp displays . I have a lot of respect for Casio quality and styling .

[Gummo]

G-Shock GLX6900 and a Pathfinder PAT-60 Triple Sensor .



G-Shocks DW8700 and DW6000


Casio Sea-Pathfinder Triple Sensor Titanium SPF-40T project watch . Missing a few common small parts and the band adapters that could be hard to find .

[Gummo]

Avocet Vertech Alpine Ski watch features (Altimeter,Thermometer,Barometer,Clock,Timer) one with ski band and one with the standard Alpine rubber band . An unusual looking watch seen in movies like Congo and Starship Troopers . Also unusual that it is made in the USA .

[Gummo]

A couple of Citizen Night Rollers :

[Kasper]

wow, another great bunch of watches...you keep digging these up...never knew these before.

thx

[Gummo]

Here's one on my latest . A Razer Nabu smartwatch hybrid . It has a standard battery for watch functions and a 7-day rechargeable battery for smart functions and fitness tracking . Looks very nice in person .

[Gummo]

Casio SW-200 stopwatch :


Casio Pathfinder PAT-300 :

[Gummo]

A cool lopsided Seiko A904-5020 :

[Kasper]

A beauty and high quality!
[quote="Gummo"]A cool lopsided Seiko A904-5020 :

[Gummo]

I couldn't resist this lovely . Bulova Archive Series: Computron - 96C139 Stainless Steel

[Gummo]

A retro Armitron . The Griffy 40/8475 in stainless steel and green :

[retroleds]

Like your collection sir!! You have the spirit of the new gen collector - good job!!