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I don't know. I haven't tried it.

@@racecarjonny8460 yes, there is not a big price difference between the two anymore in my country (Hungary) as well. Enjoy yours!

@@Alasfoor1012 Thanks!

@@JimenezMed You could wear it without a problem. The rotor winds in both directions, so as your only daily watch it will run constantly. Doesn't necessary require an active lifestyle. Sometimes you could shake it a little bit to get it fully wound. The accuracy is not that good for 7s movements, but it will be somewhat better if you wear it regularly. You could easily set it after a few days anyway.

It's the global K1 version so it was probably made in China or Malaysia. My SNK381 Seiko 5 came with a "Made in China" sticker on the caseback, so lots of the Seiko 5's were made there, while the somewhat higher tier Seiko divers like the discontinued SKX and the modern turtles came from the Malaysian factory.

@@Metal_Meltdown and also doing calculations underwater, sure thing.

@@cj80gdi-321xxx-moon Thanks, I really appreciate it! Currently I'm on a long break with this channel (and also with buying watches in general), but planning to do some updates.

@@at1m6nnit can get addictive :)

@@TheGrenadier97 I have a similar attachment to this model. It's one of my top2 watches in my big collection besides my vintage casio marlin. Both of them are 'do it all' timepieces, so the best candidates for a one watch collection for me.

It can't display CASIO on the screen, only f91W-s (and other variations of that model) can do that.

@@at1m6nn thank you so much

I am glad that I could helped with your decision. Against the lack of durability I still recommend the dbc-611 as a collectors item, or a piece to wear occasionally, Overall nothing looks like this watch, and it has interesting menue and functionality.

Between 6.5 - 6.7 inches (17cm), depending on the weather.

@@at1m6nn thanks

Yes, it is.

It has regular pins.

Thanks! I've been wearing it all week, I couldn't think of a better watch for every occasion. It also adds some specialness and timetravel factor.

No, it's not. A very comfortable bracelet overall.

@@at1m6nn thanks for reply

I love everything about this model. One of my main summer watches.

That's an easy fix, but still embarrassing (the extra waiting time, opening a brand new watch...etc.). I only had that issue with my old quartz analog casio, but I've never seen that at any of my automatics/mechanicals.

@@at1m6nn Same here, never had this issue before. Such a school boy error. You would think Seiko would have just fixed it, but they said i have to pay for the fix because warranty does not cover as the seller is not an authorised Seiko seller. Brand new in the box from ebay, pretty much the only place that has them now. The seller agreed to fix as he could understand and obviously a good honest gentleman.

@@musmustafa7900 I've never thought that about the warranty, quite disappointing. But I hope he fixes it soon, so you can enjoy this truly amazing watch!

No, it doesn't. A slightly slimmer watch, and the case-design conforms better to the wrist.

Thanks! My wrist size is around 6.5 in (6.75 in on warmer days). The watch usually wears pretty small with these short lugs.

You're welcome! It's a very useful and unique feature. Enjoy the nostalgia! (;

It would looks killer on a nato! Since then I switched back to the original casio strap, but yeah, nice to have this bracelet option.

Nope. All of the f91w variants come with a plastic window. No exception, unfortunately.

@@at1m6nn thanks 😞

If you are not 100% sure, dont buy it because of FOMO.

What an amazing story! It's pretty rare that someone have been daily driving it that long. Usually a vintage casio ending up in a drawer for decades while waiting for it's new owner. These were really cool gadgets especially for a kid.

Great choice! It really feels quality on the wrist. Wear it in good health!

those colors are at walmart

Currently it is cheaper than the steel A1100 Casio, at least in my country (Hungary). But I agree, both watches are a bit overpriced for what they are.

@@at1m6nnin the pitch dark is the light bright enough to read the time?

@@TwinCitiesOxygen Yes it's readable. But when the battery is low (after 2 years or something) the light starts to fade out quickly day by day.

@@at1m6nn easy battery to replace ?

@@TwinCitiesOxygen the caseback come off easily, but to snap it back you need some tools to apply force (just the usual method with these type of casebacks) Btw the battery is a bit pricier than other lithium cells.

These 7A movements were definately built to last. Good to hear you stuck with your watch for so long!

New f91s (blue, gold) don't have the letter u. Just compare the overall quality of yours to the one in my video (lcd, text fonts, caseback), and do the basic f91 testing (long press the right button to display the word casio on the screen, pressing all buttons at the same time to enter test screen mode). Hope it helps!

Thanks! It will be good for decades, enjoy it! Still worth the extra costs if this color-combination resonates with you. ;)

@@at1m6nn A major factor in my attraction to that watch is the colors, being Irish, it has all the colors of the Ireland flag 🇮🇪🙂

@@adamtier3263 That's a cool, interesting, factor, didn't even think about it until now! o:

I have absolutely no idea, sorry. It seems like, that serial number decoder website only applies for post 1990's models. For mine it says: "The serial number (565539) equates to June 1995, 2005 or 2015"

There is no way to exactly date those watches but H101 Marlin was made in 1980 so somewhere around that year.

Thanks! Once you start it, it's like pokemon, you have to collect them all. (:

@@at1m6nnwhich year did that colours variation start?

@@Zopotroco the green one from 2003, the gold one probably from the mid 1990's, the blue from 1989.

That would be awesome! But I think it's not worth it for casio.

maybe you are searching for a158w

Yeah it would not be a steel version it would be a different watch. And it's the a158w or a168w