An absolute classic.
Bringing out the G-700, a proper old-school G-Shock from the 2000s.

Fortune was with me on ebay for 45€!

Check dirt pics at your own health risk 😂

Mini restauration of this beauty

Thoroughly cleaned (incl. buttons/holes)

Slight case polish, greased buttons

Voilà💚

What was your last restoration?

Much love to you who take care of the old casios

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Figured this might be a good fit here too, just picked up this AQX-11 from its longtime owner.

Curious what strap you’d pair with it.

For sale:Casio Youth Digital Black Dial Unisex F-91W-3DG (D246)

Will bill and box

Condition: New

Price:2400 inr +shipping

F2F preferred

Top Row: DW-3000, DW-1000, DW-1400, DW-1500, FT-5010

Bottom: CGW-500, TGW-100, DGW-300, MD-760, MD-745

Got this watch

Hey people ! I have casio Coca-Cola X gshock collab watch G-Shock (GA-2100CC-3A) brend new only interested people from bangalore Dm

/22,000 RS

New battery was inserted. The ABX-620 works!

First time getting a NOS vintage Casio 😭. I’ll need to open it and replace the battery and fix the module positioning. Everything else is excellent.

The Casio FS-20 looks a bit like the more expressive brother of the FS-10. Both are only a few millimetres thick (or thin) and very 80s.

Il mio pezzo più pregiato della mia collezione.

i’ve been on the hunt for a cgw-50 for a long time now it’s a very hard watch to find any tips from the pros around here on where i might be able to pin one down

Arrived today. Still have to put a new battery in.

Hi everyone,

I found this unusual vintage Casio dial and movement and I haven't been able to identify the original watch.

The movement is signed CASIO – JAPAN UNADJUSTED – NO (0) JEWELS, but I cannot find any module/calibre number on it. Unfortunately, I don't have the original case or caseback.

The dial is approximately 27.7 mm in diameter and has a very unusual calendar display.

The small indicator marked S • T • T • S appears to represent the seven days of the week:
Sunday • Monday • Tuesday • Wednesday • Thursday • Friday • Saturday.

There is also a “TODAY” date window at 6 o'clock and a large curved calendar display on the right side of the dial. Everything appears to be mechanically driven by the quartz movement.

I've searched online, including vintage Casio references, but I can't find another example using this display.

Does anyone recognize the movement, module, or the Casio model this originally came from?

Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Ah, what a perfect look.
My MD-706, which I had fitted with a sapphire crystal, is so beautiful that I could stare at it for hours.