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Casio MQA-100G Battery Change (Module 333)

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 Casio MQA-100G Battery Change    (Module 333) Hello fellow Casio enthusiasts from around the World, I hope you are all well. In this post I am going to change the battery in my MQA-100G. The watch had been running well (for over 3 years), until I noticed that the second hand had stopped running and the LCD section had become very faint leading me into a panic to change the battery. I had presumed (wrongly as it happened) that I had a spare battery but I couldn't remember which type it took so I checked an old post to see if I had mentioned it there, but I never mentioned it nor took a picture of the new battery. So that led me to open the watch up to see what type of battery the watch needed. Let me begin... The picture above shows the LCD section is very dim. The second hand has also stopped moving, leading me into panic mode to change the battery. I say panic mode because if the battery starts to leak (and it would have, which I will reveal later in this post) it ...

Casio Ana-Digi AQ-340 Battery Change (Module 309)

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 Casio Ana-Digi AQ-340 Battery Change. 18/2/2023 Hello fellow Casio watch enthusiasts, collectors and anyone else that is interested. As the title suggests, I going to be changing the battery on my 1986 Casio AQ-340 Ana-Digi or can be also known as a combi watch. This means the watch has a traditional handed display and also an LCD display. The LCD normally combines an alarm, stop watch, hourly chime and dual time. These watches were first released back in 1983-84ish and I've loved them ever since. I love them so much, I bought two models. As the watches are very old, they do have a lot of defects but this is to be expected due to their again. Remember these watches are 40 years old, so their condition is fair to say the least. I bought these watches around 5 years ago and they were very cheap but had parts missing. The prices of these watches are now starting to appreciate due to the rarity. I rarely wear them, therefore I do a check every now and again to see how the batteries ar...

Casioak GA-2100SU-1AER G-Shock Watch (Module 5611)

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 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...