Casio Tribe Watches

 Casio G-Shock GW-M5600 (Module 3063) 14/3/22 Hello Casio owners and lovers from around the world.   I must first personally thank you for reading my first blog about Casio watches. I expect many of you readers have owned or still own a Casio watch. I myself have being using all manner of Casio watches for more than 30 years. Many don't stand the test of time against the arduous task of everyday work life. Mostly the plastic strap would snap or the plastic housing holding the spring bars in place, breaks off. It has always been a common problem.  However, a lot of things changed when Casio released the G-Shock range back in 1983. The straps did still snap, but over a lot longer period of time and replacements were easy to find. This led to the Casio G-Shock watch being highly popular with tradesmen/women as they could take a beating for years without issue. They are also popular in the medical field as well as the armed forces. Casio has recently released these watches with a metal

 Casio GA-2100SU-1AER G-Shock & Casioak Modification 13/2/2022 Hello Casio watch owners and lovers from around the world. In this is the next project, I will be modifying this watch with a full custom case and strap!! I will firstly explain the watch and it's functions The watch is here (and it was a very fast delivery indeed), however I still need to order the modified case and strap!! When I wrote the post about the Casio GMA-S2100-1AER, I did say that I would not buy a GA-S2100 watch as it would be too big for my small wrist. However, the watch above came at a very competitive price so I snapped it up. This particular watch is the GA-2100-1AER Camo version with the RED "G-SHOCK" logo printed on the dial. That may seem a trivial detail to note for anyone other than myself. The reason for the red print will become clearer later in the post. Getting back to the size of the watch, I actually find this watch more comfortable than the smaller GMA-S1200. It is actually on