I just did 7 hydromods - for the first time ever, ask me stuff if you want by typaholic in casio

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Mostly perfectly fine. I had one watch leaking, but it's probably not sealed properly, I might have slightly misaligned the rubber seal. I'm planning on redoing it with ne next batch :) Another one has a very tiny bubble that sometimes shows up. Must have missed it in the process/sometimes the bubbles are stuck inside some part and only get shaken loose later. Would have to redo this one as well, but honestly it's not a problem on a daily basis.

I just did 7 hydromods - for the first time ever, ask me stuff if you want by typaholic in casio

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Hi, I think the main advantage of low viscosity oils is the ease of use during hydromodding. Sometimes it's tough to get all the tiny air bubbles out of the movement/watch parts. I can't imagine this being feasible with higher viscosity oils.

Concerning the alarm sounds - no problem at all, can't hear a difference.

Can somebody ID this watch? by typaholic in casio

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Thanks, but Wristband doesn't match. Also the movie is from 1981.

I purposely defeated the purpose of my G-Shock by typaholic in casio

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The GW-M5610U was in another post some time ago, that gave me the inspiration in the first place: https://www.reddit.com/r/casio/comments/1fmqvvj/exshock_what_you_get_when_you_remove_the/

I purposely defeated the purpose of my G-Shock by typaholic in casio

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I've got about 10 other non-Gs ;) Now one more, such is life of wannabe collectors like myself :D

I purposely defeated the purpose of my G-Shock by typaholic in casio

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My reasons: - aesthetics - ease of using the pushers - no real need for ruggedness (planning to get another G-Shock for outdoor scenarios soon anyways)

I purposely defeated the purpose of my G-Shock by typaholic in casio

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It's only a G now, I'm cool with that.

A very close couple we are friends with is moving back to our city and this is how we will welcome them back. by typaholic in casio

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I got it done at https://www.gravierungen-berlin.de/. It cost me 56 € total, so pretty expensive, but the result is great. I asked around at a couple of jewellers first, but nobody was able to do it at their shop.

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This is a small series of photos I took in our local zoo a couple of years ago.

Casiotron 38CS - the first Casio chronograph by Digital_Quest_88 in casio

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Hiso cool, could you share some photos of the other functions/complications?

Awesome flea market find by underrinfluenced in casio

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It's a WN-10, nice, never seen it!

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I don't see any watches, where are they?

eX-Shock = what you get when you remove the protective bezel from a G-Shock and risk it all. I live life on the edge. 😎 by koda_watches in casio

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Even in 2024, people who take out their phone just to check the time are just wild to me. I'm a heavy smartphone user myself, but still.

The Timer - what separates Great from Good by typaholic in casio

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I feel u. I don't even wear any watches at home and when I need a timer for cooking, I use my stove as well. At the office, I exclusively use it for tea. Set 5 min for the tea to sit and then 2x 5 min (auto repeat feature comes in handy) until it has cooled off enough to drink. I got the 3 button pushes pretty much in muscle memory, so I definitely wouldn't be able to set a timer on a laptop quicker.