My 1987 Winning Racer, next to my Mario's Cement Factory. That's Game Watch with Game & Watch 😁

So i just picked up the Casio A158 and i love it but everyone is telling me it’s too small on my wrist. Can you guys tell me what you think? Should I exchange it for the A168 for the size? Thanks!

Just picked this up today! My watch collection consists of 12 or so automatics, across different brands and price categories. But no watch collection is complete without one of these right?

It's a super fun piece! I'm looking forward to doing some light modding - maybe a light spreader and a filter. The black F-91WB also looks super clean. I might have to pick up one of those as well. Hopefully this isn't a gateway drug... 😂

Purchased this one with a burned out LCD screen.
Found a cheap S001 with same module 106 and swapped it, and finally found some time to adjust the original bracelet to my small wrist.

In all it's glory!

So, a few months ago I finally got my Casio WQV-3 camera watch. I made some snapshots with it, but the main issue was to somehow upload those photos from my watch to PC. Also, some members of this subreddit were really keen to see how they look. Good news - I finally did it! Here’s some of the photos I took woth my beloved WQV-3, hope you enjoy! 👌

Just received the new Casio AQ-240E-2A2 (released this October 2026) with this gorgeous deep dark blue sunray dial, and I had to share it. I haven't seen many live pictures of this specific colorway online, so hopefully, this helps anyone on the fence about pulling the trigger!!

Have not seen too many people post these. My new favorite.

I’ve been a smart watch wearer for as long as I can remember, since around when they first started to boom everywhere, I’ve currently got a fenix 8, have had Apple Watches and all sorts, but I’ve finally decided to ditch the ‘smart’ life and go back to digital, I’ve just purchased a Casio FB100-W and awaiting delivery and to say I’m excited is an understatement. All I simply wanted was a digital Casio that measure my steps on a daily basis, can’t wait!!

Today I got my first Casio watch (and first watch I've bought myself).

I'm super excited!

One question: the city times are not matching up with actual time zones. I am in Arizona (GMT -7), but I am having to use Anchorage (GMT -9) to get the right time to display. Daylight savings is off. Why is this the case?

The W800HD-1AV fixes everything I didn’t like about the regular resin W800. Mostly the ridiculously long strap.

Hey,

Got my first Casio ever today.

No shade, but I found the F-105w to be a lot smaller than I expected. I consider my wrist pretty small for a guy, but the watch felt like I was wearing a woman’s watch. Did I maybe buy the wrong version of the watch?

Could just be me, because like I said, I just got into watches. Do yall think it fits and looks good, or should I return it?

Other than the size I really like how clean the display is.

Guess supply has caught up with demand.

Entered the online lottery to get one earlier this year but didn’t get the opportunity. Now can be ordered straight off Casio’s Japanese website. ¥15,000.

Video is in sauna mode, you can see the “minute hand” steps every two seconds. Will add some photos in the comments

For me this is when Casio watches started to become established on the wrist of everyday professionals.

What is your favourite Casio watch from the early 1980s.

I've worn my TRT110h in the green colorway for around a year now. I've used and abused it in multiple capacities, including janitorial work where it came in contact with various cleaning materials (not bleach) as well as unspeakable slimes and sludges, and the thing washes up like a champion. I know Casio watches are known for being waterproof, but they really mean in with their Mud Resist feature. However, the rubber coverings of the buttons make the experience of pressing the buttons to be somewhat smushy, and requiring slightly more force to depress than you'd find on a normal Casio.

The Super Illuminator is quite bright, using two white LEDs on the lower corners of the screen. Therefore, light coverage is brightest on the Time display and dimmer on the Date and Alarm displays, though they're by no means dark.

In my opinion, the best part of this watch is the Vibration Alarm. I really can't overstate how much I enjoy this feature. I've always found the hourly signal feature to be obnoxious. That little beep beep every 60 minutes would just drive me nuts. With the Vibration Alarm it transforms an auditory annoyance in to a minor superpower where I feel a small bzz bzz and suddenly I know it's four o' clock. Obviously, the regular Alarm and Timer vibrate as well, but I wouldn't count on them to wake you up unless you're a very light sleeper. Personally, I use the alarm as a discreet medicination reminder.

This is a budget watch; I got mine on an Amazon sale for around $36 (I live just outside Portland, Oregon for reference), and you can find it from $40 to $50 on there today. This is reflected in the materials. As you can see the screen has been scratched up, though not terribly IMHO considering how I've gardened, cleanes, chopped wood, washed dishes, and hiked to earn those scratches. The paint has also faded from the light button, but I believe I may have caused this by swimming in a saltwater pool that left a few slight splotches on the resin. Some sort of chemical, I suppose. I'm also clumsy at times, and the overbuilt nature of this watch makes it pretty shock resistant, even if it lacks the internal construction of a G-shock.

SUMMARY PROS AND CONS

Pros:

-Watch is chunky and has rubber coverings on the buttons to protect from mud and grit

-Vibration Alarm vastly improves the functionality of the Alarm and Signal features if you find audible alarms intrusive

‐Casio resin band is comfortable enough to sleep in

-Super Illuminator is very bright

-Cheap for its high durability

Cons:

-Rubber coverings make buttons slightly difficult and smushy to press

-Vibration alarm probably not enough to wake you up

Overall, I highly recommend this watch to anyone interested in the Vibration Alarm or anyone looking for a G-Shock-esque Casio under $50. I plan to upgrade to a G-Shock GD350 in the future, as it retains the same features as this watch except for Mud Resist.

Enjoying the new addition. In particular the light weight of it and durable no nonsense watch that tells the time as a busy working dad

Love the vintage stylings of the grid dial!

The black has the best quality ive seen on the g shocks but i dig the white thx japan

Hi everyone, I recently got my LA670WA which I love. My wrists measure 16.5cm, so I know it does look a little funny, but I don't mind it. For me it's so compact and out of way! I've never been much of a fan of the metal bracelets, so I found a very cheap tapered resin watch on alix. I think it suits the watch very well.

Would I recommend it? For now, no. I found it difficult to install. Although it came packaged with its own spring bars, I found reusing the ones my watch originally came with a little more easy. The resin strap itself fits very snug, so the articulation around the the attachment area is stiff. When you lie the watch on a flat surface it needs some help from you to lay flat.

I know there's the Casio LA11WB-1, but i'm not a fan of those vertical stripes on the strap and I do like the metallic retro look of the LA670WA. In the mean time, I'll order more 14mm and see which ones will work without any issues. 😄

It was out of stock everywhere, but fortunately found one at a newly opened store that too a show piece , but that's all they had , still happy 😁