Don't let Casio fool you.. It's not the Atomic clock that needs the credit for keeping the time... At night your very own Nico slides down your chimney and will adjust your God-tier watch before disappearing... Remember to leave out Jameson & cookies.
Have the original blue one now for several years. Whenever anyone sees my watch box of 30+ watches, many being magnitudes more expensive than the oceanus, people always comment how stunning it looks. Love it, wears well, beautiful.
I've always admired these and that green is a stunner. Case finishing is absolutely exceptional. A 41 always wears a bit too big for me, if they released this in a 38/39 with a 45-46mm l2l then I'd be all over it!
check out the Citizen Attesa CB1120-50G - 38mm. I have the Oceanus OCW-T200 and I really like it (6.75" wrist). The Attesa has every feature the T200 has except Bluetooth connectivity but unlike the T200, the CB1120 is Titanium and Magnetic-Resistant.
I know it’s got a few major differences from this one (most notably being titanium), but the OCW-S100-1AJF is a really slick 39x45 :-) Bought one for me and another for a smaller-waisted friend. Of course that model has different aesthetics, so it may or may not appeal to you.
@@curtisxxu It doesn’t wear like a 39 on smaller wrists. Mine are 6.5” and it wears true to size. It’s the absolute max I can get away w/. The long lug to lug doesn’t help.
Totally agree with you Gary. If it came out in those specs it would be in my basket within moments. There's probably thousands of like minded Japanese watch fans too with smaller sized wrists.
But these movements are sent to a Buddhist monastery where monks pray over the quartz crystals until they become cosmically linked in a grand symbiotic relationship that allows the second hand to be controlled by the monks from a distance. Via the mesmerizing and little understood mechanism of quantum entanglement the monk assigned to your watch clenches his butthole precisely once per second which halts the second hand exactly over each indicator on the dial. The insane precision with which the hands are aligned is matched only by the zaratsu...wait, are we talking about...sorry...wrong watch brand.
@@jprime84 From what I've understood, the Oceanus is actually great in that respect, especially since there's even a function for finetuning this, along with the date, in case they lose "center". Also important to remember when looking at videos, that due to perspective, the hand might seem as if it is not hit the indices, even if it is!
Great to see more love for Casio’s atomic watches - I bought a titanium Lineage (LCW line) a few years back and it’s my daily driver beating out dozens of way more expensive watches. Keep up the content Jody!
I've had a dark blue one for a couple of years now. GREAT watch but I had trouble getting a good fit with the steel bracelet. After a few swap-out trials with sailcloth, canvas, leather, and nato I finally found the best solution. Aliexpress has 20mm rubber straps (18mm clasps), in various colors, with curved ends and an adjustable clasp for under $20US. It looks and fits the watch head like it was made for it and the adjustable clasp makes for a perfect fit on the wrist.
I have Rolexes, Cartier, IWC etc. I bought this because I live in Mexico City and you can be invited to depart from your watch in any corner. I didn’t expect much more than a practical watch. Boy was I surprised. This is not accurate, it is the perfect time every second of the year because it updates with the satellite or your phone. It has perpetual calendar. It can let you find your phone by using the button in the watch. It is beautiful; just stunning. It’s the best watch I’ve had.
I've been looking for a solar watch for a while but just haven't found 'the' one I like. I will be buying one of these when the time comes. This review was brilliant and highlighted the case finishing very well. Every second was pretty much on the mark, and that makes such a difference when you have each tick to watch. We rave about the smoothness of an auto's sweep, but the sharpness of a quartz's precise tick is also pretty satisfying.
Hi will tell you a secret about this 5235 quartz mouvement, notice de second hand tic every second, the minute hand tic 360 times every hour and the hour hand yes, tic 720 times every 12 hours, it is ticking one time at each minute and the date flash change at midnight at 0:00:00 amazing.
Casio, as always, has created a beautiful daily beater, which can be used as a watch, not as an accessory or status indicator. But, at the same time, they did not forget about style. Fabulous! Great job, Casio.
I've owned an Oceanus since 2001, I wore it for 5 years my 30's and still have it in my watch box too. It was the chronograph model. Love it to this day!
The tough movement should mean that the hands will keep hitting every indices even if they take a hit which moves them a bit, that's a big plus for a quarz watch to me
This one has the ability to reset the hands and zero them back to perfect, just in case it goes off from hitting all markers accurately due to shock or whatever.
I think you need to be a Casio fan to love it. The watch itself seems well enough finished but the bracelet is a bit grim. As for time keeping, I am all for my watches being as accurate as possible but I think that more to do with my OCD than how it affects my life. It doesn't matter if I'm wearing my Rolex (about 1 second a week) or a Seiko (about 5 to 10 seconds a day) the bus is still likely to be anything up to 40 minutes late.
This has turned oit to be the one "hyped" watch i bought that wasn't hype...its simply that good. Had it for a while now,(on the bracelet as well, something i never usually do prefering straps in general)..and i honestly cant think of anything id take over this at any price pont except the Rolex op 41,and even then,the Rolex wont be as tough,or as accurate. The T200 is nothing short of one of the best watches on the market...period
I think I solved your issue with the clasp. Your wrist roll shows you have 6 links before the clasp and 5 after, so the pin is hinged at an open angle. You can see around the 11:55 mark the clasp is on the “lower” hemisphere of your wrist using your tendon as the equator. If you move a link from the front to the back, it should balance the clasp on the flat part of the bottom of your wrist. 😊
I've been using the S100 as my go to daily wearer. I still don't understand Casio's naming as the S100 is full titanium, yet their T200 is stainless steel. Hmmm...I think they missed an opportunity matching up the S and T for the models. Oceanus are great watches.
I've had one of these in blue for about 6 months and could not be more pleased with the quality and comfort. Here in the EU atomic clock radio signal is no problem so you never have any doubt about accuracy, I use it to set all my other watches by. Round the rim of the crystal mine shines with blue colouring, a very pretty touch.
Agreed. I own the Casio Lineage LIW-M700. A JDM watch that rivals the Oceanus 4000 and 5000 series with solar, atomic, sapphire, 3 inner dials etc for about $230!! Love my T200 but the LIW-M700 is amazing.
It seems like a watch i could buy. I am partial to quartz, i am a casio fanboy, and i like their atomic clock versions. This since i bought my first Waveceptor. Thank youfor your review.
Sorry Jody, I wouldn't pay a penny for this watch. .. Yes Casio makes great value watches, but their stupidity is obvious when it comes to function !. Why the heck do they make the hands (especially the minute hand) so short !, not even reaching the markers !!? .. Cause they're stupid .. I'm sorry. The only good watch they've made, and I'm sure by mistake, is the Edifice EF-305
It feels bizarre to say it, but this one’s visual aesthetic (esp in blue) reminds me so much of the previous-gen Zenith Defy Classic. I don’t know why I’m always tempted by this one as someone who loves his Tissot Gentleman and is seriously considering a blue Aqua Terra 41. 😂
It’s so annoying that Casio as well as Citizen and Seiko (though Grand Seiko makes some exceptions it seems) will not sell their best watches outside Japan. Given the reliability I’ve had from all three makers, I probably shouldn’t care that if I do buy a JDM watch they probably won’t honor the warranty here in the USA…
I had this very watch in light blue, and it's the only I regret flipping. Since this is a newer version, I wish they used the clasp that's on the 4000. I was also annoyed that there's only a few hours window to see that it received the atomic clock signal. For instance, it would indicate "yes" early in the morning but "no" later that afternoon, unlike a Multiband G-Shock where it's more apparent. Strongly considering repurchasing this in either green or dark blue
I’m a proud owner of a T200 in blue. This watch looks superlative. The way it catches the light can’t be overstated. A fine candidate for those considering slimming down to a one watch collection. Really pleased to see this on your channel Jody.
I have the S100 black dial and the T150 light blue dial. The use of SS instead of titanium in the T200 is a deal breaker. This green dial isn't green enough.
I have one of these Oceanus - just different dial colour. It is stupidly good. I put it on an ostrich leather strap and really only my GS is better. I have about twenty watches (all but two are quartz). This baby is the best value watch. I only have one complaint - what is it with these tiny date apertures? Anyway if this Plague ever ends and I can travel again this is the watch I will wear. No fuss with accuracy or batteries. And it has a feature that it will set itself to your country of destination. So when you are visiting ancient ruins in Pompeii (or Beirut if modern ruins are your thing ) it will adjust. Just a side note: I have bought five watches on Jody's reviews. Four Casio! Two Duros and two Edifices. (The fifth was a 1963 Seagull).
Hey Jody, you should check out the citizen nb1050. It's the best sarb033/035 alternative imo. It has excellent finishing, is powered by a miyota 9000 series movement, 100m water resistance all for around 400 usd.
I regret selling my blue dial one. I will buy one of these again, perhaps the Ice blue dial. It was perfect, wore amazingly and captured the light so dramatically because of the high polish. Probably the best watch in it's price range. :)
Yea. You don't even need the phone app to reset the hands. Can be done from the crown/button and it'll fix this issue. Did this once with mine and every hand hit dead-on.
Oh my goodness!!! The bezel color is WAAAAY OFF. It's not a little bit of difference, but a different watch! Love the features, and was considering willing to live with a light blue logo against a winter green background, but... what the actual fruit loop is this, Casio?! They're getting EVERYTHING right about these watches, except the weird colors.
Nice looking watch but for that price, I expect titanium not stainless steel. I have the LCW-M100TSE-1AJF, which has titanium, radio sync, and solar and paid less than $200 USD (shipped from Japan).
I really love this watch and it is the crown jewel of my watch collection. But what surprised me the most is that it made me appreciate my Edifice watches (S108D green version and S107D) a lot more for their light weight, slimness and beautyfull finishing that is allmost on par with the oceanus for a 3th of the price.
I have a HQ analog Casio that has a few cons which are trumped by the watch's accuracy, reliability, ruggedness, and longevity. All without any care at all...just wear and go and commensurate in price with this Oceanus. Worst thing, for me, is the rubber band. Since the case is metal a metal band would be great, but wait, the band isn't metal, it's rubber, and has an integrated fitting for the Casio watch meaning I'll have to buy a clunky third-party adapter to mate the watch with a regular metal band. At the $300 and above price point I think offering a metal band or, at least, making the fittings universal should be di rigger. Not Casio, who like Apple seems to love something proprietary in the mix. Lastly the lume which on my watch is dismal. If I sound like I am conflicted, I am. But at the end of the day I love Casio listening to our wants and delivering far more hits than misses.
Hey Jodi. After watching, I wanted this watch. And guess what? The green ones are nowhere to be found. After weeks of searching I finally found a used one. So thanks for the video and thanks for the JDM buying tutorial!
Nice watch but $500 is pretty high for a quartz Casio watch... At the end it's just a Casio :/ there are entry level Swiss autos (tissot, Hamilton ...) at that price range...
I'm in no way being disparaging but I don't even see $500 quality here let alone $5000. Looks more like $150? I've watched hundreds of videos of budget and micro brand watches and in some instances you can get an impression of the quality. Just not getting it with this I suppose I'd need to see it person to see what others are seeing.
Sorry I jumped off at "Quarts". After years of having to go back for batteries to get fitted and pressure tested (and get overcharged), it's Auto or nothing.
Rolex Sub oyster band fits on this watch like it was made for it. seriously. It's a weirdly perfect fit. Definitely raises questions about where casio got the specs for this case.
Dial looks black , what's with the letters on the dial between 6 and 9 (doesnt look good) and that clasp gap is ridiculous - would expect better from Casio
in america, you can buy an F-91W for under 10 dollars, delivered, and you can expect to get a few years of loyal service from it under any and all conditions. maybe once upon a time, you needed a rolex for that sort of thing, but that time is long past
Great looking prospect, shame those moans and niggles really let it down, probably not hard to upgrade the clasp but nice if the hands were longer. 40mm would be better.
Great watch and wonderful video. Casio is a brand all too forgotten. These two models offer a punch for the money, and you're right, they're lookers for sure. I also liked that the second hand hit its mark every time...hard for many other quarts watches at this price. Cheers Mate
Gussing bias as per for anything with casio on the dial, surprise the glass is clear, the hand set is rubbish, the tolerance on the end links is way out, and there is dust all over the indecies, better than a PRX? Mmmm
I have the t200 and the t3000. Love them both, but i prefer the t200 because of the quiter dial layout. I checked my t200 and the marker align perfectly each time. I also connect bluetooth. Is perfect, always the right time, date, anywhere, anytime...
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Don't let Casio fool you.. It's not the Atomic clock that needs the credit for keeping the time... At night your very own Nico slides down your chimney and will adjust your God-tier watch before disappearing... Remember to leave out Jameson & cookies.
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Jameson and cookies lol. Let's be real; just leave out cocaine
Why do JDM watches like this have large ‘western’ dimensions? 🤔
Man, if only they had these in 39mm... Or at the very least, female endlinks
Have the original blue one now for several years. Whenever anyone sees my watch box of 30+ watches, many being magnitudes more expensive than the oceanus, people always comment how stunning it looks. Love it, wears well, beautiful.
I've always admired these and that green is a stunner. Case finishing is absolutely exceptional. A 41 always wears a bit too big for me, if they released this in a 38/39 with a 45-46mm l2l then I'd be all over it!
check out the Citizen Attesa CB1120-50G - 38mm. I have the Oceanus OCW-T200 and I really like it (6.75" wrist). The Attesa has every feature the T200 has except Bluetooth connectivity but unlike the T200, the CB1120 is Titanium and Magnetic-Resistant.
It wears surprisingly well for a 41. It feels very similar to a 39 sports watch, slightly more wrist presence but not crazy. 7 inch wrist
I know it’s got a few major differences from this one (most notably being titanium), but the OCW-S100-1AJF is a really slick 39x45 :-) Bought one for me and another for a smaller-waisted friend. Of course that model has different aesthetics, so it may or may not appeal to you.
@@curtisxxu It doesn’t wear like a 39 on smaller wrists. Mine are 6.5” and it wears true to size. It’s the absolute max I can get away w/. The long lug to lug doesn’t help.
Totally agree with you Gary. If it came out in those specs it would be in my basket within moments. There's probably thousands of like minded Japanese watch fans too with smaller sized wrists.
"Thje" ?? Typo title alert Jody !
It's his ancient Norwegian roots coming out.
@@Chancer Are you casting doubt on Jodys Scottish great²⁰ grandmothers chastity ? 😲
Ayyyyeee! That's how we spell it in Glasgow.
If Casio could team up with Bulova/Accutron and get a sweeping second hand, i'd be in love. That case finishing needs a smoother sweep.
But these movements are sent to a Buddhist monastery where monks pray over the quartz crystals until they become cosmically linked in a grand symbiotic relationship that allows the second hand to be controlled by the monks from a distance. Via the mesmerizing and little understood mechanism of quantum entanglement the monk assigned to your watch clenches his butthole precisely once per second which halts the second hand exactly over each indicator on the dial. The insane precision with which the hands are aligned is matched only by the zaratsu...wait, are we talking about...sorry...wrong watch brand.
I would be happy if the ticking hand lined up better with the indices.
@@jprime84 From what I've understood, the Oceanus is actually great in that respect, especially since there's even a function for finetuning this, along with the date, in case they lose "center". Also important to remember when looking at videos, that due to perspective, the hand might seem as if it is not hit the indices, even if it is!
@@khabuda 🤣🤣. But what happens when said monk has to take a crap?
yep. no sweeping second hand = no buy
Great to see more love for Casio’s atomic watches - I bought a titanium Lineage (LCW line) a few years back and it’s my daily driver beating out dozens of way more expensive watches. Keep up the content Jody!
It's honestly just a bit rude that Casio Japan keeps these for themselves 😒
Buyee, huh? Worth a shot. 🤔🤔
I've had a dark blue one for a couple of years now. GREAT watch but I had trouble getting a good fit with the steel bracelet. After a few swap-out trials with sailcloth, canvas, leather, and nato I finally found the best solution. Aliexpress has 20mm rubber straps (18mm clasps), in various colors, with curved ends and an adjustable clasp for under $20US. It looks and fits the watch head like it was made for it and the adjustable clasp makes for a perfect fit on the wrist.
No linky?
Yes please a link!
link please
agreed. would love a link.
Stop holding out on us Louis! 🙏🏻
Sounded a little bit (absolutely) clickbaity...
Always love casios good watches for any occasion for almost nothing? Now that's god tier
I have Rolexes, Cartier, IWC etc. I bought this because I live in Mexico City and you can be invited to depart from your watch in any corner. I didn’t expect much more than a practical watch. Boy was I surprised. This is not accurate, it is the perfect time every second of the year because it updates with the satellite or your phone. It has perpetual calendar. It can let you find your phone by using the button in the watch. It is beautiful; just stunning. It’s the best watch I’ve had.
I've been looking for a solar watch for a while but just haven't found 'the' one I like. I will be buying one of these when the time comes. This review was brilliant and highlighted the case finishing very well. Every second was pretty much on the mark, and that makes such a difference when you have each tick to watch. We rave about the smoothness of an auto's sweep, but the sharpness of a quartz's precise tick is also pretty satisfying.
Hi will tell you a secret about this 5235 quartz mouvement, notice de second hand tic every second, the minute hand tic 360 times every hour and the hour hand yes, tic 720 times every 12 hours, it is ticking one time at each minute and the date flash change at midnight at 0:00:00 amazing.
I like the hands of the watch. Black Bay Tudors have the worst hands in the history of watch making.
Casio, as always, has created a beautiful daily beater, which can be used as a watch, not as an accessory or status indicator. But, at the same time, they did not forget about style. Fabulous! Great job, Casio.
I've owned an Oceanus since 2001, I wore it for 5 years my 30's and still have it in my watch box too. It was the chronograph model. Love it to this day!
So your user name is Hal and youve had your watch since 2001? Like your style.Mind bending book/movie.
Dang! Another "want"... for sure! "Thje" god tier! 😜 Cheers Jody, be well mate.
The tough movement should mean that the hands will keep hitting every indices even if they take a hit which moves them a bit, that's a big plus for a quarz watch to me
This one has the ability to reset the hands and zero them back to perfect, just in case it goes off from hitting all markers accurately due to shock or whatever.
@@jananders1351 Oh wow, that's so cool!
I think you need to be a Casio fan to love it. The watch itself seems well enough finished but the bracelet is a bit grim. As for time keeping, I am all for my watches being as accurate as possible but I think that more to do with my OCD than how it affects my life. It doesn't matter if I'm wearing my Rolex (about 1 second a week) or a Seiko (about 5 to 10 seconds a day) the bus is still likely to be anything up to 40 minutes late.
This has turned oit to be the one "hyped" watch i bought that wasn't hype...its simply that good.
Had it for a while now,(on the bracelet as well, something i never usually do prefering straps in general)..and i honestly cant think of anything id take over this at any price pont except the Rolex op 41,and even then,the Rolex wont be as tough,or as accurate.
The T200 is nothing short of one of the best watches on the market...period
I think I solved your issue with the clasp. Your wrist roll shows you have 6 links before the clasp and 5 after, so the pin is hinged at an open angle. You can see around the 11:55 mark the clasp is on the “lower” hemisphere of your wrist using your tendon as the equator. If you move a link from the front to the back, it should balance the clasp on the flat part of the bottom of your wrist. 😊
I've been using the S100 as my go to daily wearer. I still don't understand Casio's naming as the S100 is full titanium, yet their T200 is stainless steel. Hmmm...I think they missed an opportunity matching up the S and T for the models. Oceanus are great watches.
Hey Jody! I picked up an S100 last month too. Review coming soon!
I've had one of these in blue for about 6 months and could not be more pleased with the quality and comfort. Here in the EU atomic clock radio signal is no problem so you never have any doubt about accuracy, I use it to set all my other watches by. Round the rim of the crystal mine shines with blue colouring, a very pretty touch.
I have the OCW S100, it has the same effect on the crystal . Beautiful watches!
Thats a bit odd... You are one of the many that i stumble upon, that say when you get an Oceanus you start to sell your other watches.
Gorgeous, but damn 41mm😭😭😭😭
Why Casio why?
Can you review the Casio lineage range, they also offer some value for money JDM watches
Agreed. I own the Casio Lineage LIW-M700. A JDM watch that rivals the Oceanus 4000 and 5000 series with solar, atomic, sapphire, 3 inner dials etc for about $230!! Love my T200 but the LIW-M700 is amazing.
It's a pretty nice everyday watch. I have no problem with quartz but I do with 41mm.
Why is there so many complaints about the watch bracelet take it off and get Another one if the watch is that good it's worth a better bracelet
I like this youtuber, he is very nice , jovial, and gives happy vibe
Indecision between this GOD TIER or the OCW-S5000-1AJF. Might end buying both.
Why is a 100M non-dive watch called Oceanus?
Nice, but nothing special. I don't see what all the fuss is about.
Stunning watch. The OCW-S100 has me interested. Much better dial and hands.
It seems like a watch i could buy. I am partial to quartz, i am a casio fanboy, and i like their atomic clock versions. This since i bought my first Waveceptor. Thank youfor your review.
I recieved a T2610 as a gift from my wife. Oceanus is no joke. If you are on the fence, I'd recommend getting one. They are fantastic watches.
Nice shirt! Good taste in watches AND music
Sorry Jody, I wouldn't pay a penny for this watch. .. Yes Casio makes great value watches, but their stupidity is obvious when it comes to function !. Why the heck do they make the hands (especially the minute hand) so short !, not even reaching the markers !!? .. Cause they're stupid .. I'm sorry. The only good watch they've made, and I'm sure by mistake, is the Edifice EF-305
Savage! Hands may be a bit short, but this thing is sensatinal forthe money mate!
It feels bizarre to say it, but this one’s visual aesthetic (esp in blue) reminds me so much of the previous-gen Zenith Defy Classic.
I don’t know why I’m always tempted by this one as someone who loves his Tissot Gentleman and is seriously considering a blue Aqua Terra 41. 😂
It’s so annoying that Casio as well as Citizen and Seiko (though Grand Seiko makes some exceptions it seems) will not sell their best watches outside Japan. Given the reliability I’ve had from all three makers, I probably shouldn’t care that if I do buy a JDM watch they probably won’t honor the warranty here in the USA…
Great content as always Jody. You and Nico should totally do a video together. Casio geeks unite. God Tier
Nice looking sport watch. I'm pretty sure you ment to say Casio don't make mechanical watches and not automatic...
JODY……. What are you doing to me??? Now I need to buy an Oceanus. 😂
I had this very watch in light blue, and it's the only I regret flipping. Since this is a newer version, I wish they used the clasp that's on the 4000. I was also annoyed that there's only a few hours window to see that it received the atomic clock signal. For instance, it would indicate "yes" early in the morning but "no" later that afternoon, unlike a Multiband G-Shock where it's more apparent. Strongly considering repurchasing this in either green or dark blue
THE BEST Quartz EVER! 💯
My T-200 is one of the nicest watches I own--even next to a Hammy that is twice the price. I have the light blue dial and the thing is a stunner!
Forget about a #godtier watch. My man Jody has a #godtier TH-cam channel ❤️
I’m a proud owner of a T200 in blue. This watch looks superlative. The way it catches the light can’t be overstated. A fine candidate for those considering slimming down to a one watch collection. Really pleased to see this on your channel Jody.
I own the Casio Honda limited edition with the white leather strap. And it has also the bluetooth setting! I like it a lot and it's a bit bigger!
I don't think it's finished like a 3k watch, the hands are scabby
But the case! Oh, the case......
Wow, who knew Casio made such beauties?! Reminds me of the Zenith Defy Classic.
LOL... GOD TIER... LOL...
I have the S100 black dial and the T150 light blue dial. The use of SS instead of titanium in the T200 is a deal breaker. This green dial isn't green enough.
I have one of these Oceanus - just different dial colour. It is stupidly good. I put it on an ostrich leather strap and really only my GS is better. I have about twenty watches (all but two are quartz). This baby is the best value watch. I only have one complaint - what is it with these tiny date apertures? Anyway if this Plague ever ends and I can travel again this is the watch I will wear. No fuss with accuracy or batteries. And it has a feature that it will set itself to your country of destination. So when you are visiting ancient ruins in Pompeii (or Beirut if modern ruins are your thing ) it will adjust.
Just a side note: I have bought five watches on Jody's reviews. Four Casio! Two Duros and two Edifices. (The fifth was a 1963 Seagull).
Hey Jody, you should check out the citizen nb1050. It's the best sarb033/035 alternative imo. It has excellent finishing, is powered by a miyota 9000 series movement, 100m water resistance all for around 400 usd.
My eqb1100 has bluetooth a chronograph 100m wr better finishing a better bracelet and formula one tie in for $265. Edifice>Oceanus
I regret selling my blue dial one. I will buy one of these again, perhaps the Ice blue dial. It was perfect, wore amazingly and captured the light so dramatically because of the high polish. Probably the best watch in it's price range. :)
Recently was choosing between those 3, and ice blue dial impressed me the least, honestly. I ended up with green.
Been looking at the black with blue marker , great value for a watch !
Great review Jody. Loving your work. Another belter from Casio. God Tier indeed….
Come to Daddy.
The second hand alignment with the dial indices doesn't look perfect and, for quarts at this price, I'd expect it to be.
They can be realigned using the phone app.
Yea. You don't even need the phone app to reset the hands. Can be done from the crown/button and it'll fix this issue. Did this once with mine and every hand hit dead-on.
Likely parallax and nothing more.
Oh my goodness!!! The bezel color is WAAAAY OFF. It's not a little bit of difference, but a different watch! Love the features, and was considering willing to live with a light blue logo against a winter green background, but... what the actual fruit loop is this, Casio?! They're getting EVERYTHING right about these watches, except the weird colors.
I really like thje Casio. 😜
Nice looking watch but for that price, I expect titanium not stainless steel. I have the LCW-M100TSE-1AJF, which has titanium, radio sync, and solar and paid less than $200 USD (shipped from Japan).
Love Aphex Twin! Nice!
I really love this watch and it is the crown jewel of my watch collection. But what surprised me the most is that it made me appreciate my Edifice watches (S108D green version and S107D) a lot more for their light weight, slimness and beautyfull finishing that is allmost on par with the oceanus for a 3th of the price.
I have a HQ analog Casio that has a few cons which are trumped by the watch's accuracy, reliability, ruggedness, and longevity. All without any care at all...just wear and go and commensurate in price with this Oceanus. Worst thing, for me, is the rubber band. Since the case is metal a metal band would be great, but wait, the band isn't metal, it's rubber, and has an integrated fitting for the Casio watch meaning I'll have to buy a clunky third-party adapter to mate the watch with a regular metal band. At the $300 and above price point I think offering a metal band or, at least, making the fittings universal should be di rigger. Not Casio, who like Apple seems to love something proprietary in the mix. Lastly the lume which on my watch is dismal. If I sound like I am conflicted, I am. But at the end of the day I love Casio listening to our wants and delivering far more hits than misses.
Hey Jodi. After watching, I wanted this watch. And guess what? The green ones are nowhere to be found. After weeks of searching I finally found a used one. So thanks for the video and thanks for the JDM buying tutorial!
Nice watch but $500 is pretty high for a quartz Casio watch... At the end it's just a Casio :/ there are entry level Swiss autos (tissot, Hamilton ...) at that price range...
I'm in no way being disparaging but I don't even see $500 quality here let alone $5000. Looks more like $150? I've watched hundreds of videos of budget and micro brand watches and in some instances you can get an impression of the quality. Just not getting it with this I suppose I'd need to see it person to see what others are seeing.
I've always admired Casio's Oceanus watches. I'm thinking of getting one like in this video, except with a blue face.
They are nowhere near the quality of JDM Citizens and I have 6 plus. They are superb solar power including all light
Sorry I jumped off at "Quarts". After years of having to go back for batteries to get fitted and pressure tested
(and get overcharged), it's Auto or nothing.
Rolex Sub oyster band fits on this watch like it was made for it. seriously. It's a weirdly perfect fit. Definitely raises questions about where casio got the specs for this case.
Dial looks black , what's with the letters on the dial between 6 and 9 (doesnt look good) and that clasp gap is ridiculous - would expect better from Casio
Seems like the clasp would catch on dress shirts or sleeves. Anyone had this problem? It's the only thing keeping me from getting one.
Reviewing a god tier watch wearing a god tier t-shirt 👌🏻
A green oceanus? Its like a green ferrari. Just seems wrong. Blue or nothing for me when it comes to oceanus.
Ok guys, this is the perfect watch video, it has a super Casio watch reviewed with an Aphex twin t-shirt. Sublime
in america, you can buy an F-91W for under 10 dollars, delivered, and you can expect to get a few years of loyal service from it under any and all conditions. maybe once upon a time, you needed a rolex for that sort of thing, but that time is long past
Great looking prospect, shame those moans and niggles really let it down, probably not hard to upgrade the clasp but nice if the hands were longer. 40mm would be better.
If your G-Shock and Citizen had a love child...
Great watch and wonderful video. Casio is a brand all too forgotten. These two models offer a punch for the money, and you're right, they're lookers for sure. I also liked that the second hand hit its mark every time...hard for many other quarts watches at this price. Cheers Mate
We wants it, Precious. We wants it so that we can wear it on our member, Precious. And we shall wear it pridefully, always, yes.
Stunningly beautiful watch. Clean design, very functional.
Thanks for the videos. The hands for mine point of view are perfect... Bravo for the informations...continue.
This is one favorite oceanus of all the models
Except for basic, fancy dress watches, I'm in the camp that prefers a guarded or protected crown...
Nice watch, and review, but tbh I only clicked on this video as you are wearing an Aphex Twin shirt!
Wow Jody, I think you may have found my perfect watch. Helpmaboab!
Aphex Twin, nice. Means it must be a good watch. Greetings from Mexico.
Gussing bias as per for anything with casio on the dial, surprise the glass is clear, the hand set is rubbish, the tolerance on the end links is way out, and there is dust all over the indecies, better than a PRX? Mmmm
I have the t200 and the t3000. Love them both, but i prefer the t200 because of the quiter dial layout. I checked my t200 and the marker align perfectly each time. I also connect bluetooth. Is perfect, always the right time, date, anywhere, anytime...
If I would buy an Oceanus it would be a titanium.
Btw, the Casio bluetooth phone app is not great. It does the job, but the interface is clumsy.
Casio DOESN'T make automatic movements.
every time i look at the clasp on my T200I hear your voice in my head going "oh dear, the clasp"
The grail.... for now I'll stick with my duro
I love these. Wish they were 39mm
Yes, although the height makes up for it, sort of..
The letters around the minute track from 9 through 6 aren't exactly self explanatory.