>>107159915 (OP)
I got this dadwatch. Essentially a modern rendition of the classic G-Shock square. > Made in Japan > Steel case > Solar powered > Radio controlled
I thought the latter two were mostly a meme, I was wrong. > Never has to charge or wind up > Always accurate to the second
For fancy occasions I like my other watches, but if I could only have one, then this is the one.
>>107160544
I like the ones with new MIP display. Looks way better than normal negative LCD. And instead of radio I prefer bluetooth due to the fact casio doesn't work with my country's atomic clocks.
>>107160620 > I like the ones with new MIP display.
They look fantastic! > I prefer bluetooth due to the fact casio doesn't work with my country's atomic clocks.
Understandable, I think there is a way to generate a radio signal from your phone though. I am a bit concerned about the complexity of bluetooth.
>>107160717
Propably, but it look more complicated than just installing the casio companion app on the phone. The app just 'phones' the watch once a day just like radio. I've got two Bluetooth casios and it works like a charm. There are some stupid smart stuff like notifications and a pedometer, but I don't care about it.
>>107160620
My gbx-100. I love this watch, got it for 2 years now and still no need to replace battery. It does have white backlight, but MIP display is like a mirror, readable at night or under the sun.
Never used smart functions tho. Casio g-shock app suck. I think it's cool to have vibration notifications on your hand, but fuck it, I use the bluetooth only to sync time and location to get sunrise/sunset time precise on that watch
>>107160904
This is the best. I wish Casio make them WR 200. I got soaked in the rain and that's OK, it did nothing to a watch, but horse saliva destroyed my f-91w in like 2 days.
Is it possible to make the inside electronic waterproof somehow? Like oil or wax?
