Casio Tribe Watches

 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

 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