This $10 Watch is the COOLEST Ever Made | Casio F-91W Review

[@georgeradulescu7175]

I think it's iconic because it shows the world that an accurate and reliable watch costs $20. It does away with pretentiousness. It's not art, you can't impress people with it, or buy it as an investment. It just tells time. That's the reason people wear a watch to begin with. And that's appealing for a lot of folks.

[@davidweisschadel]

If your using your watch to tell the time then your always going to be not on time... best to use your cell phone to tell you the time. Watches are a fashion accessory nothing more

[@achiu31]

@@davidweisschadel Some people just find it more convenient to just look at their wrist to check the time rather than fish out their cell phone from their pocket.

[@georgeradulescu7175]

@@davidweisschadel that assumes two things. That watches are not accurate, which is often false, and that you always have your cell phone on you. Well I don't have my cell phone on me when I'm working on cars, doing yardwork, swimming, taking the dog for a walk, and so many other things. That doesn't mean it wouldn't be nice to know what time it is though.

[@ultimaetsolder]

That's any watch.

[@e28forever30]

Well said! It is timeless and transcends classes.

[@SuperFrederik88]

I bought this watch in 2008 on a backpack trip through Asia. I bought it for 9$ in an official Casio store in Phnom Penh in Cambodia. I wore that watch when I got PADI certified and dove to 18 meters. I also wore that watch to Nepal to a mountain top at 5700 meters. Today, that watch just keeps ticking. Has not changed battery yet. So incredible. Makes me question my Tudor BB58…

[@roshangomes5975]

Dont say that. I just bought a BB58 😢

[@jacc88888]

Great story. The water resistance is very impressive!

[@jauhuanna819]

Bought mine on 2016 and lcd fades every time the alarm beeps and the light barely lights up. Might be a need for a battery change. I think i'd wait til the lcd display completely fades

[@latebloomer2]

​@@webthirtythreenoname7259 yup many fake with casio brand, or "homage" like Skmei.

[@roybatty4687]

The strap will probably soon snap though, like mine did after 8 years and little wearing so don't expect many more years before that happens.

[@bullnose01]

My nephew turned two last month. For his birthday I got him a LA11WB-1,which is the smallest variant of the F-91W. He can't tell time yet, but he insists on wearing the watch constantly, and apparently it has started a bit of a stir at his pre-school where all of the other little people want one. And so the next generation of watch collectors arises.

[@t173hfl63]

Great gift idea.

[@davidhunternyc1]

That's an awesome story! Uncles are the best!

[@jacc88888]

That’s brilliant! What a fun Uncle he has.

[@andromedagodit2492]

Utterly cool... Now... If only there's a decent n cheap mechanical that's small enough for us to gift our kids... That'll Really start something... 😁

[@davidhunternyc1]

@@andromedagodit2492 You could get your kids a vintage Timex Marlin. Heck, if you want to go bougie, get them a Ming. 🤣

[@Freelancer4tehwin]

The F91-W is the AK-47, the Zippo lighter, the Bic Crystal Biro, the VW Beetle, the superlative of its kind. It is the best, cheapest, most democratized watch ever made. It is time for the masses. It is one of the finest works of engineering on Earth. And you can have it for less than the cost of a McDonalds lunch for two.

[@jayeblagburn2056]

The F91W is, in my opinion, more nutritionally advantageous than anything from the Mac D's menu. I now own three genuine 91Ws; original black, cyan blue and pink. I also have a NASA souvenir watch that makes no claim to be anything other than the homage it is, but it has a decent electroluminescent back-light, a silicon case & strap and a steel buckle. The strap and case are white, but it was only the module that I needed because, with a tiny bit of filing down a couple of plastic ribs in a real F91 case, its superior illumination and equivalent accuracy can be swapped into the 91 to create my ideal version of this horological icon. Viewing this clip today has made me start a search for one of the earlier models mentioned. I received an 83QS 41B as a present for my 16th birthday, back in 1980 and its original battery lasted for ten years, the next for a further ten and the third? Still in the watch as I've now taken to wearing my bright yellow Bluetooth solar G-Shock "Casioak" most days, sure & it does more tricks, but that older 83QS 41B and each of my F91Ws are just as likely to be on my wrist, often one watch on each. Of the 42 watches in my collection, some 34 are Casios. I even sold my Omega Seamaster 300 Diver as I just couldn't justify having something so valuable out and about every day. Its direct replacement? A Casio analogue dive-style piece which is the only quartz analogue watch in the collection whose seconds hand hits each and every marker on its way round the dial. Yep, I'm a little too fond of watches, but far and away the easiest decision regarding which should be with me when the zombie apocalypse comes is the original black resin F91-W. My G-Shock 5600 would be pointless as those pesky undead will by then have killed off Bluetooth, 6 band atomic clock connectivity and possibly the sun itself. 91W for the win, my apocalyptic companion, the Toyota Corolla of watches!

[@SirReginaldBumquistIII]

Most of the detainees in Guantanamo bay owned these. They could be used as timers for bombs, and were used by al-qaeda as such.

[@boboayame2065]

@@SirReginaldBumquistIII Yeah and so did most of the guards, that's pure nonsense, if they used it to make a bomb they wouldn't have it any more

[@josezerpa8177]

Excellent analogy!

[@davidhunternyc1]

7:58 "The side mounted backlight is about as bright as Kim Kardashian." - Andrew Morgan 🤣

[@davidhunternyc1]

@@MrRahibzz To retaliate, Kim will buy a Philippe Dufour Grande et Petite Sonnerie. "Nice Hublot you got there, Andrew."

[@gregmay9613]

I had a Casio DW5200 for my 8th birthday in the mid 80’s. I’m still wearing it today. It’s on its 4th battery and works as it did on my 8th birthday.

[@carlosmorteo5177]

This is my first watch, I bought it with my first salary. It's incredibly functional, robust, comfortable and iconic. I find it great to be able to own such a fun watch for that tiny amount of money

[@iridiumscribe4915]

I'm wearing the F91W this moment as I watch this. I've gone through a handful of these in the previous years when I was dissecting them to learn everything about them, including modifications. It became one watch, besides the Seiko SKX and Vostok Amphibia, I became very familiar with. I recently found one a couple of days ago at my local thrift shop for $5. When I was digging through the bin of watches, this surfaced and I couldn't help but to let out a small chuckle due to the nostalgia this watch brings to me. This is my go to everyday carry watch. The watch of my childhood and still the watch in my thirties.

[@pegoossens]

had one of these that I got from my grandmother as an early teenager. The thing was near indestructable. It even found itself in the washing machine a few times after haven forgotten it in my trousers. Just leave it to dry in the sun and the thing went back to business

[@jaybee1196]

Love these vids. Working in a Covid icu, I used to watch your channel during my breaks. I found them very calming.

[@arpanmahapatra342]

Casio is such a legendary company not only in just watches but in everything that they make. I once dropped my Casio scientific calculator and my heart sank, I thought there goes my $20 down the drain, but when I checked lo there was no damage to it, worked perfectly. Everything they make is just robust

[@platedlizard]

they know their market, and know cheap items can still be quality. if you have a choice between Casio and some no-name brand, you buy casio because you know what you're getting. it may not be the most fashionable item but it will do it's job, and take a beating at the same time.

[@RennyChan]

i've had mine for 15 years and it still runs perfectly!

[@SonofsamSJF]

I love this channel. I saw the other day, Andrew was sporting a $650,000 timepiece that was a joy on the eyes and now he is sporting a $20 legendary status bit of resin and I am no less impressed. I love my F91’s. They have been my gateway into the watch world.

[@abdullahelbaba09]

andrew tate?😊

[@SonofsamSJF]

@@abdullahelbaba09 No not that sad act. Andrew, the man who did the watch reviews on this channel.

[@jasonweyland9348]

My daddy, wore one of these my whole life. He was an automotive mechanic. He never took it off. Showered in it. Lol 😂. It’s what got me into watches. He had the stainless one.

[@waqarhaider2226]

That must be A158w, but you should go for A168w because it has a much better backlight

[@djrudog1158]

​@@waqarhaider2226na,this is iconic. Others are not

[@theos2822]

I wear them all the time. Love the light weight. And it is fun trying to get the colours that are difficult to get. Like the one with the green square on the front. (Not the green one). Hardly ever I wear my heavy automatics. Dont like the weight. And I shower and swim with them all the time. Great also to give as presents.

[@ayandey137]

​@@waqarhaider2226 I prefer the 158w over the 168w

[@waqarhaider2226]

@@ayandey137 and why is that so?

[@steven1000000000]

I bought one with some spare vouchers I had as a homage to my late dad who wore one for years. I didn't really expect to wear it, but was very suprised. During lockdown, it was by far my most worn watch with it being so comfortable and not having to worry about knocking my more expesive autos on a door frame at home. It does everything that a watch should do for almost nothing. It really puts into perspective the higher end market as being purely a want, not a need.

[@chep5958]

First watch I owned as an adult. Got me through special operations training and faired better than me! Mine broke at work and I’ve recently bought another, can’t think of a better every day watch.

[@ignaciopadilla5150]

Watches are pieces of sentimental and emotional value. To me the F-91W is the watch that reminds me of my childhood memory. It was my gateway to my watch world.

[@soldadodecristo8037]

Same that's what started it all for me at a very young age lol

[@arielcandoleta5347]

Casio was the smart watch even before Apple came up with one. The reason it is a sought after brand is because it excels at the very thing it was built to do which is time keeping.

[@bmoz9140]

I had one of the predecessors as a teenager in the 1980s. I absolutely wore it everywhere including swimming every day. I loved it ! I recently bought an F 91 and really enjoy wearing it from time to time.

[@xrayjosh]

I am loving a channel that covers Paul Newman's Daytona and a Casio F-91W! Never owned one, but loved my 200m WR Casio I had when I was a kid!

[@WesPalon]

As alwasy absolutely brilliant video, Andrew. And about the backlight being as "bright as Kim Kardashian" is absolutely hilarious and the best description yet!

[@markzheng1697]

In Singapore, male citizens will have to serve National Service and this is the unofficial "official" watch for most (if not all) males who serve their National Service.

[@StrikeWarlock]

Not just Singapore, friend. Every saturation diver I've talked to think highly of Casio and Gshock since unlike expensive dive watches, if these break, you can easily buy one for $15-30. It's the best thing on your wrist right after the dive computer.

[@ultimaetsolder]

Because it's the lowest bidder cheapest watch available.

[@timesupgr.8471]

The F-91W is the C-130 of watches. Just as variations of C-130s have continued to fly almost 80 years after introduction, F-91W proved itself as a perfect design. The Platonic perfect shape.

[@artbanks27]

I waited for this review for so long. This watch is an icon for a reason.

[@Justdisco2]

You said it, price, Function and practicality rolled in to one, I just love this watch.

[@TekindusT]

My first watch, my parents gave it to me when I was like 8 years old. I unfortunately lost it on a school field trip when I was 12, and now with 34 I still remember how sad I was when I noticed the Casio was not on my wrist anymore.

[@heybudi]

I bet you have another one

[@heybudi]

Now

[@babygerald4645]

I feel like an influencer-- I was rocking its predecessor the f87-w back in 1985. I'm convinced now I'm getting my nephew an f-91w for his birthday. Maybe he will realize in twenty years how cool his uncle was back then.

[@carltonbauer2779]

There were two inexpensive military PX watches available in the 80s, the Casio F-91W and the US made analog PX special (off by 3min/day). I didn't want to be late for formation.

[@antwanefort]

It is one of the few watches that no watch fan will complain about it. Nothing but respect

[@ayandey137]

Best watch ever, proud owner Also Im amazed at how easily it blends in with every wrist size, from a 4inch to 7.5inch ones

[@bobsmithinson2050]

We love the Casio because simply, we don’t have to worry about it.

[@anthonyskellern5970]

This is a very timely video for me to come across (sorry about the pun)... Just got back from a week in Spain, when my old Sekonda began losing 2 hours a day - even with a new battery! My brother, a big vintage watch, fan donated his lime green F-91W and I was immediately transported back to my student days when I got my first Casio digital wristwatch.... I never realised this cute little 'toy' had such an illustrious (and infamous) history - thanks a lot for your engaging video!

[@Zotrax1946]

I gave mine to my 10 year old nephew. He was at my place, and I asked if he would like to wear a watch. He said yes, so he got the F91w😊

[@valengreymoon5623]

Absolute god-tier. I have several, including one with a swapped module from an A-700, for that better backlight.

[@brandonjoseph3422]

This is the watch that never gets off my hand. it’s a $20 watch collection that a patek owner graduates to

[@TomRauhe]

Gotta love the second synchronised turning of the camera on a digital watch.

[@Carrandas]

I have one of these, it's the same watch I had as a kid thirty years ago. Interestingly, saw a 19 year old girl wearing a golden casio last week. Seems that even the youth still enjoys them :)

[@cartoonpete407]

It's the in thing here in Singapore.. The hipsters love these casios 😁

[@Mr.JimPickens]

I bought one when I was 11. It still works and I haven't changed the battery, ever. I'm 20 now. It has rusty screws, the buttons don't work but it still tells time.

[@alfredbalurandavocol5769]

I'm wearing F-91W for almost a decade. To be honest, there's no actually special to this watch itself, but a special thing is F-91W never let you down through good or bad times that makes a very special or sentimental memories of your life, that's why many folks wearing this very cheap but realible watch. For almost a decade, I'm still wearing this watch and the good thing is, it looks like still brand new since I purchased it. This watch is my school/working partner. I change battery every 8 years. I had so many memories with my watch and still making more. Casio F-91W is not a special watch until you purchased or wearing it and become part of your daily life, that's makes a true special features hide of this cheapest but iconic watch.

[@jamesbart86]

Great video, as always! I love my F-91W so much that I have two of them. One that I wear at work and one still in perfect condition. I gave my work watch the nickname of “ Dubya “ haha 😆

[@luthelunatic1364]

I just got my first Casio. The green version of this watch. I love it. It's such a great work watch that I don't have to worry about.

[@arkaketanchatterjee2665]

It is so amazing that I just bought this watch yesterday and today u made this video. Such a classic timepiece. Also my first Casio. Love from India.

[@ussamam1]

Casio will always have my affection. Recently bought the A100 and I wear it far more often than my Seiko 5, Orient, or Galaxy Smartwatch

[@adriancox2786]

In October 1982 for my 10th birthday my old man took me to Argos & bought me a Casio W300. I was mesmerised. It had a blue marlin logo too left corner.

[@masudashizue777]

I wore one when I was a Casio dealer back in the late 70s. They sold like hotcakes, and at the time I thought digital watches were the future.

[@robertwilliamson922]

Since I travel….I bought the Casio “Royale”. AE1200WH. Modded it a bit by buying a custom screen protector, adapters to change it to 20mm lugs instead of 18mm, and put on a high quality 20mm NATO G10 strap. I like it so much that I bought and modded a second Casio Royale, and toss it into my backpack before getting on the plane. Ten year battery, and good to 100 M underwater.

[@christopherandikasetiobudi5571]

Bought 1 many years ago, strap replaced once because of wear and tear, gave it to my son, who put it in his school shorts pocket, next morning I found it peeking from inside the washing machine door, still ticking, all functions running, and only minor scratches to the case. Tough as nail legendary watch.

[@blipjockey3100]

I bought a W-24-A "Marlin" in the mid-80's. I've had to replace the strap once and the battery a few times but it has never failed.

[@jimbojones101]

I have this and the casio A168 and the A168 never leaves my wrist. I love it and the back light is awesome.

[@romaion4024]

The video is 9 min. and 1 sec. long. Coincidence?

[@edgeyt1]

I've had one for 10 years it hasn't aged but my eyes have and I just had to put it in a drawer and get a Casio MRW-200H.

[@predragjo5977]

I bought the F91 and gave it to my sister because it was really small for my wrist and I couldn't get used to it. Took W800 instead and I am in love to this day :D

[@GeorgiBonchev87]

Some say the best indicator for great design is not exclusivity and craftsmanship but whether you can find it in every home. Like the potato peeler, victorinox sak or a Casio. Had an f91 as a kid and bought one a couple of years ago for $9. Still on its original battery but second strap.

[@ExpanderDJ]

Love these watches, but absolutely hate the tiny useless light in the corner. I have 4 Chinese SKMEI analogues in all colors for different moods and constantly get compliments. The display numbers are fully backlit once you press the button, which is a really useful feature!

[@megapistol64]

Never see me without it. It gives me chills every time I hear it's name. It's truly the perfect watch

[@prashantlodhi1731]

PLEASE HELP!! I recently got f91wg but after buying i realised that its stopwatch gets reset after touching 1 hour mark. Can u please suggest me a watch similar to f91 whose stopwatch doesn't reset. And continues even after 1 hours

[@_sr]

Year 2008. I was going away for military service and I needed the best beater watch. So I bought my f91. It has been 15 years and it is still running on the same battery. Today I wore my 124270 on my left wrist, f91 on my right.

[@Olddirtytiger]

Legendary, everyone had this as a child in school , me I had the Timex Ironman... because u know ... Indigloooooo!!! .....as an adult I brought the casio and as an adult with an 8inch wrist I gave it to my son 🙃...the life cycle continues

[@joshualapuz5386]

My fiance gave me this as an anniversary gift yesterday! I'm so happy!! it is a 10$ watch but I know the story of this vintage watch

[@tennbones]

Another thing, the hourly signal and alarm is twice as loud as any g shock I own including my $800 mudmaster…..now think about that for a minute lol.

[@adriansierra751]

What's iconic is that i am able to go from my Seamaster to the F-91W from day to day and feel seemingly confident and focused.

[@evamkaushik5392]

The Kardashian joke was well timed and caught me off gaurd. Absolute cherry on the top.

[@kristian5515]

An absolute icon! It sits beside my Breitling Transocean in my little watch collection, and i love to wear it!

[@ronaldmcdonald8303]

These are my favourite watches. The strap only last about 18 months but the watch is such a work horse. I just like their simplicity and style. I won't wear anything else, this is the watch for me. And when the strap snaps, I just go out and get a new one from the repair shops! I think that these are the best watches for their price. Their sturdy too, yo can wear them in the shower or pool. I see a lot of cops wearing them too.

[@derekchong]

There was a legendary story that a Chinese dude sold all of his Vacheron, Patek and Rolex watches to get this F-91w.

[@aidesbnlee5422]

As a Chinese, I am shocked but I own one🤪🤪

[@peterkaufmann8579]

By all practical purposes including time keeping it is by the far superior watch.

[@LawrenceMacMacster]

It wasn't a good time to be a Evergrande holder lately. 😂

[@elmacho7561]

You?

[@stefanluciw8023]

Is it the same guy who sold both his lungs to buy a balloon?

[@jamescgarrett6356]

I’ve got two of these. One sits in my watch box and gets occasional outings for washing the car etc. The other has been put on a NATO and is carried in my work bag as a backup watch, just in case. Keep up the good work and keep well :-)

[@SevenDeMagnus]

Casio is in a way king. It also worked hard like the trinity, Rolex, Jacquet Droz and Seiko to have this amazing heritage, thank you Kashio Seisakujo-san for founding Casio. God bless.

[@ianw5464]

If Casio isn't working on bringing out an f91 fitness tracker they should. It would be huge

[@latebloomer2]

Fitness tracker version? So need battery replacement every year?

[@shamsurrab8664]

I've just bought one and I love its classic and elegant looks. This is pure class.

[@MrBlie]

I just ordered one for my 7 year-old son. The color he chose is green (F91WC 3AEF) and I couldn't think of a better "first real watch" for him. It also was my first watch (in black) back in 1991.

[@stevecollins6858]

I've had one since 1995 when I was about 8. My grandpa gave me his one so for some reason I can't remember but I ended up keeping it. I've brought a lot of expensive watches over the years but I always go back to my F91w. You can't feel it's there and doesn't catch on anything. I'm pretty sure its indestructible.

[@anthonystevens8683]

The F-91W is without doubt an icon amongst icons. A watch that is set it and forget it accurate, light and water resistant. Oh and it's also cheap. It's probably a second watch for those flippers as well as after all if it cost

[@wilfdude]

Literally found a perfect F91-W on the field where my son played football today 🎉 I was made up! Ended up doubling up with 2 watches all day 🤩

[@GeorgiBonchev87]

First watch I had was a found f91. Got me through middle school, woke me up every morning. Eventually I also lost it in perfect condition on its original battery after surviving far more than what it is rated for.

[@captain_sly-d5186]

It's the watch every parent should buy to their children to teach them time is priceless.

[@IlluminatingWatches]

Nice job of sweeping agily through the history of casio and linking it to the f91w. You even got the FS-10 in there!!

[@Dynamics_Watch_Reviews]

The greatest things in life are often the simple things, thank you for showcasing one of Casios successful models 🙏

[@kristiantogunawan2546]

Indeed!

[@philthejet]

Kim will certainly apreciate your comparison of her brightness.

[@michaellooney1089]

APPRECIATE!

[@freedomfirst5420]

I bought my F-91W in 1989, just before basic training and AIT. It survived and continued to survive for years, until the battery died.

[@xxsilver_gamingxx389]

How long did you have the watch for

[@freedomfirst5420]

@@xxsilver_gamingxx389 , about 3 or 4 years.

[@xxsilver_gamingxx389]

@@freedomfirst5420 oh nice, do you currently own any Casios ?

[@freedomfirst5420]

@@xxsilver_gamingxx389 , yes, I have a 5600, 5610, and MRW-200H.

[@jefferyneu3915]

I used one of these as a dive watch for several years. Undoubtedly, it would still be working had I not tried to use the backlight 65 feet under water.

[@kernicterus1233]

My parents never let me have one when I was a child, I had to have the cheaper and smaller (for girls!!!) version, and I hated it. I found a filthy one lost in some woods a few years later, loved it and wore it for years.

[@xxsilver_gamingxx389]

How long did it last you

[@kernicterus1233]

@@xxsilver_gamingxx389 I had it for over 10, but times changed and my tastes changed.

[@roddyrod583]

I got mine off Amazon a few years ago for $9. I love it. I do wish the light was better.

[@johntate5050]

Yesterday I had an irritating day of computers losing power. I was working from my car and my work laptop ran out meaning I had to drive 4 miles to work to charge it. At home I needed to get online but my computer had no power so I had to plug it in. Not a big problem but irritating and costly. I then looked on my wrist at my loyal and reliable F91w and I was instantly reminded why it's God tier.

[@kerrywilliams8100]

Just brought a new one today. Lost my old one. But just like in the video…it’s cheap and easily replaced. But it is also really really good.

[@SG-il9gm]

Best watch ever made- had several over the years and now my kids also have several as they are back in fashion. Gets my vote!

[@omarbegreen]

I bought one A168W-1 hours after watching this video and I feel it’s going to be a lot more interesting the unboxing experience. A went with chrome plastic version $25 the waiting is unbearable

[@Captainsting]

Be aware the silver chrome chips off very easily

[@vidalaguilera7603]

Clicked on the video quickly when I saw they covered the f91w. Thank you for covering this great watch.

[@THX-C]

I’ve owned a Casio watch since I the 1980s and currently have a bright green F-91W, a basic black and still want a clear jelly and maybe a blue jelly, too. I baby my one Patek Calatrava and won’t let my 1940s Hamilton Ashley near beverages but will also carry along at least one Casio in my EDC. There’s a reason why one Casio catalogue will sell for at least $100 on eBay. The F-91W may be the Volkswagen Beetle of cars.

[@Stupotskitron]

Would have been cool if you’d have included images of all the other releases

[@GaryGould-n7b]

Great watch for everyone. I'm fortunate to have acquired some the more limited addition and hard to find variants. Up coming release of the limited edition F-91w Casio 45yr Pac man anniversary edition.

[@couchoperator561]

Just snagged one for $14 on Amazon with free shipping. I’ll probably wear my omega wayyy more but I’m excited for this Casio too

[@martyndourneen7402]

Bought my last one of these in lanzorote in 2013 for €10 and strap broke 2 yrs ago watch is lying in a drawer since and is still keeping time with original battery, without doubt the best watch ever made

[@mar.carpintero]

The deep blue around the sphere is other key for your succes! Beautiful!

[@TheAffordaBlurWatch]

If a Seiko can be a great first mechanical watch, the F91W is just a great first watch, regardless of movement.

[@Qlsmoov]

I just got mine today and I love it very classic watch low key

[@Flockingtheherd]

I’m honestly a fan of the green of black/gold versions of this much more

[@dominictran8495]

It’s the watch that will never leave my collection. It’s my watch that started it all, for me.

[@darwinskeeper421]

My current watch is a Casio Illuminator which is a fancy variation on the F-91W theme. It has what I think is a stainless steel case and band, and a better backlight. Otherwise it's the same as the F-91W. I like these watches, and my old Armatrons because they're cheap, accurate and rugged enough for me.

[@fatsonic5776]

I bought 3 and the first one I bought keeps time the best. It also doesn't set off the metal detector I walk through at work and I do manual labor so its hard to replace with other designs.

[@Phantom-ni7jj]

Rocking an OMEGA P.O. 215.30.40.20.01.001 and said F-91W for when it gets real rough. Couldn´t wish for more.

[@Camelboy68]

Ahh, the stopwatch game - we used to stop it on every half second, bit more of a challange !

[@damyr]

We used to stop it at every 1/10 of a second. I was the only one who did it in one second.

[@Camelboy68]

@@damyr That's tough work, bu doing 0.5 sec we could get well over 30secs, cause of the rhythm you'd build up.

[@damyr]

@@Camelboy68 Yeah, it was fun, but not as real video games. Tho, since I've got the watch from my uncle, it became my obsession to make a record among other guys and to beat the game. LOL Also, it was not an F-91W, but a stainless steel melody alarm version (I can't remember the model name), which had a row of numbers (0-9) at the bottom of the dial, used to count 1/10 of seconds, and a small dash would go fast from left to right, which we tried to stop at every number, in order to achieve the least number of hits per try. It was almost as some kind of a simple video game. Fun times.