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Casio Watch F-91W Battery Change  (Module 593)  Hello fellow Casio enthusiasts from around the World. I hope you are all well. As the title suggests, I will be replacing the battery on my son's F-91W. He has had the watch from new and it is coming up to 6 years old. It's in excellent condition considering he has owned it since he was only 8 years old and worn it everyday since for school. The display is starting to fade, so it's high time I replaced the battery with a brand new one. The watch uses one CR2016 button cell, which cost me £3.50 (including delivery) for two cells and they are Duracell so a decent battery. I bought two as it's always handy to have new cells in hand if ever   required. Now that batteries have been delivered, it's time to get started. I know I should have removed the strap but it simply wouldn't budge from it's position and I didn't want to damage the watch as it is only plastic. I therefore left the strap attached to the watch

 Casio F-91W (Module 593) 21/8/22 Hello fellow Casio watch enthusiasts. I hope you are all well. In this post I am talking about the famous and infamous Casio F-91W. I say famous as this watch has it's own Wikipedia page. Not many watches can boast of that but, it's not all good news. Please follow the link below. Casio F-91W Wikipedia After 3 decades plus of owning Casio watches, this has to be one of the greatest Casio's I have never owned until now. The watch was bought for my son's 11th birthday, but he thought he had lost it. Three years later, it has turned up in his Mum's handbag and it's still running. However, I can see from the display, the battery (CR2016) is due to be replaced very soon. As my son had decided (a while ago it seems) not to wear a watch, I will add this to my personal collection. If he decides he needs a watch, it is always here, safe and sound in my collection ready to be returned. At this I point in time, the watch (black resin) is c