The history of Casio watches
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The history of Casio watches
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#3Unfortunately Casio QA is garbage today. And don’t expect competency from their customer service
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#4Unfortunately Casio QA is garbage today. And don’t expect competency from their customer service
not true
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#5Could the 80s Data Bank watches be considered one of the first PDAs?
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#6According to this their most recent innovation was in 2023 with a "virtual community where people can co-create and interact with one another via digital platforms like NFTs and the metaverse."
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#7Unfortunately Casio QA is garbage today. And don’t expect competency from their customer service
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
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#9From the 2000s section:
“The debut of the GW-300J introduced a new line — The G — driven by a passion for creating the ultimate wristwatch: one that would never break, never stop, and never fail to keep precise time.”
I have worn the same GShock GW-6900 continuously, all day and night, every day for 15+ years.
I wore it in war, diving in the pacific, skydiving, on stage pitching, on TV shows and am currently wearing it
I’ve replaced the band ONCE and it keeps perfect time and the backlight is a handy light in a pinch.
Probably the best purchase I’ve ever made
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#10According to this their most recent innovation was in 2023 with a "virtual community where people can co-create and interact with one another via digital platforms like NFTs and the metaverse."
Then they stopped snorting coke and did a sensible walk-back?