My Casio Oceanus Rabbit Hole: Past, Present, & Future ⌚⌚⌚ I Got a T3000!

[@skd]

The T200 is great with a fabric bracelet (the one with the buckle, not the NATO one). Not only it is lighter, but it looks amazing. I have a dark blue bracelet on a white and blue dial. It looks amazing. It's my daily driver for months.

[@MarkM58]

My first Oceanus was the T200. My second was the S5000 Manta. My latest one is the P2000, and it tends to get the most wrist time. I love them all. I may be looking for another one soon!

[@bigdreams5554]

I got the T200 w white dial. Love it. Fell in love w the P1000, hoping to save up and buy it soon. Oceanus is pretty amazing.

[@samwang5831]

s100 is my pick, I wish Casio would continue this model with different dial color and marker styles.

[@edwardlican]

I like Oceanus a lot. I have the green T4000, it is so beautiful. I also have a light blue T200 and T150 and they are very nice too. I love the solar power, bluetooth connection and radio , and the accuracy that it maintain. Thanks for the wonderful video. I really enjoy your video.

[@lskovly]

Got the T-150, and i think you will love it, great watch, amazing colour. Got lot`s of compliments.

[@samanthaevilsizer7823]

They're actually all beautiful!

[@user-fq3uh7bt1t]

Love Oceanus, just wish they would do more readily available colorways than blue. I know there are exceptions, but mostly some shade of blue.

[@brocklanders6969]

I have the black S100 and light blue T150. I wish they offered more simple dial options, like a diver or GMT, etc. I'm not a high fan of many of their busy dial high-end models. The blue S3000 is a possibility, but it is a little thick for my taste. I really like the thinness of the 5000 and 6000, but they are too expensive. I wish the T200 was titanium -- would buy the green dial version in a second. I recently sold my vintage Rolex Air King (bought new in 1990) and have been focusing on value watches. After recently buying and selling some microbrands and a Longines Hydroconquest, I discovered Oceanus. I am all in now.

[@thomaslinton5765]

T150 is too complicated? No subdials, and no dreck all around the bezel like "divers."

[@brocklanders6969]

@@thomaslinton5765 Reread. I have the S100 and T150. I wish they offered more simple dial options. All the others are too complicated (sub dials) other than the T200 which is a no go for me due to no titanium.

[@srikanthreddy2469]

Hey I know I’m late but just wanted to ask how do the dial sizes compare? Is the t150 larger than s100?

[@gesalbte]

Agreed. I too hope that more Oceanus models would favor the 3-hand simplicity, like the S100, T150, and S400.

[@quasimodo1427]

I love my ocw-t4000c-3ajf. Got it about 2 weeks ago. Very unique color

[@chuknorth]

No doubt these are great watches. Just ordered a 5000 and a 4000. Great colours. Thanks for the vid.

[@farozmarzoki]

Great video! I had the privilege to be in Japan and grabbed one of this. I never knew about Oceanus until recently. I got the new T200S-7AJF, the lume and snow white dial is just 😍. You should check it out.

[@jeffshaw4039]

I like these watches i have the t 150 glad I have it.

[@justinholmes5614]

That T200 has got to be my next watch.

[@Z-S-H]

I didn't know so many different models of the oceanus were made, nice informative vid man! Enjoyed it! 🙂👍 I like the model with the roman numerals out of the ones you showed today. PS Edit: As a Casio fan myself I'm currently saving for one of the new GShock MTG 3000 series watches.

[@grahamyoung622]

Ha, see my comments on your previous post of the 3 models you did 4 months ago! Great choice, enjoy.

[@Likwidl]

With the Yan dropping this is the perfect time to pick up an Oceanus. I’m looking for something in the range of 800 to 1000$ to commemorate a big life event in December

[@stavros_katsopr]

An Ocean(us) of great wathces... Damn Josh, seems we're in the same rabbit holes, Oceanus and squares (holes??😜😂) are great to dig for. Big problem though is that you have to try them, especially squares... Enjoy whatever you love mate, cheers. PS I'd "kill" for a Cartier SolarBeat right now! Oh, and OCW-T200S-2AJ... Guess i'll stay "in" for a while! 👀

[@brotherandrew3393]

It is a pity that the T200 is not made of titanium.

[@mltain39]

Your wife is standing right behind you isn't she? Blink 3 times if you need help. Great video, thinking of saving up for an Oceanus now.

[@slowbluesmaster]

Nice to find some Oceanus love! T200SLE-2AJR (mid-blue dial) owner here. Would you be willing to review a unique Oceanus model, the 'hybrid' OCW-G2000? That's atomic clock (RC), GPS and Bluetooth sync, something you'll only find in some G-Shock models. On the official Oceanus page of Casio Japan, they're only listing the OCW-G2000RA-1AJF, and it's a stunner (like all of them), frankly. But the 'hybrid' tech (RC & GPS) sets it apart. It's expensive, but IMHO worth a closer look (perhaps with some 'field' testing?)

[@catherinewallen2311]

Josh you have the same name as my brother, that’s besides the point I have a Oceanus too

[@cossack814]

I wish the S100 came in a light blue dial…

[@eliransabak1447]

How about the ocw p2000? A beast of a diver

[@johngamboa999]

I got the t200 and I'm loving it. I call it the superwatch. Let's see the 2ajf. I think it's better to buy brand new direct from Japan. They sell for much lower than those ebay prices

[@danx5005]

I would love the t200 for the stunning blue dial but my wrist is too small, so instead I have the s100

[@MarkM58]

The T200 actually wears a little small. Great watch!

[@danx5005]

@@MarkM58 I got a six and half inch wrist LMAO

[@dcjr1053]

I think I would have kept the S100 and ditched the T200. I have a T2610 with a S100 on the way.

[@Gary-ib8dz]

Why do you like the S100 over the T200? I've been thinking about getting one of them

[@dcjr1053]

@@Gary-ib8dz The S100 has the Zaratsu polishing and TIC titanium going for it, which I believe looks nicer. I usually prefer stainless over titanium, but not with these Oceaunus'. My T2610 is Zaratsu polished TIC titanium as well and it is really nice. I also prefer the indices and hands of the S100 over the T200. But these are just my personal preferences, I'm sure some prefer T200. I think both are pretty dang nice, but I'm glad I went with the S100.

[@thebaker8637]

@@Gary-ib8dz S100 finishing is next level, looks way more premium to me, especially considering it’s titanium. The coating makes the bracelet scratch very gracefully compared to steel. I am getting beautiful tool watch vibes from the amazing finishing + simple dial with blue accents that are a bit polarising, think Grand Seiko meets Milgauss. T200 gives me Vacheron, which is fine but it does not align with my lifestyle. The T200 is a little pushing it on my 7” wrist, I feel the S100 is just the perfect size where anything bigger will start looking too big to me. The integrated bracelet is a PITA on the S100 but only for the reason of replacement parts down the line, I don’t think I’d want to take this off the bracelet. I prefer not having BT as an engineer as radio signals can be replicated using a pair of smartphone speakers or parts costing under $20 vs a standard that might become obsolete or vulnerable later. I can always hack up some code to reverse engineer the app if it becomes unavailable, but this might not be an option for you. If you live in most of Africa, North/Central/western South America, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, parts of Indonesia, the watch will be set to a time zone that can receive signals even if the tower is out of range, so this is a better option. But this is the one objective reason where I think it might make sense to go with the T200 if it can’t receive where you live.

[@YT-beer]

oceanus from uranus 🤣