@@at1m6nn my green one 8 years runned battery than stopped ‘ its depen how often u use light and press button modes so it can be baterry 7 year less or more
A zöldem pontosabb mint a kékem, mindkettő made in china és szlovák forgalmazótól. Wrist shot ennél a modellnél nem sokat számít mert majdnem mindenkinek jól áll. Következőnel a fehér színűt választanám persze túl drága. Irodába meg felveszem a A158! Boldogság!
Nálam a kékek mindig pontosabbak, zöldet még arany is megelőzi, igaz a tájföldi kék az egyetlen késős, többi mind siet. Wrist shot csak nézők kedvéért van általában, nehogy túl ingerszegény legyen videó. (: Fehér is tetszetős, csak szíjjal lenne gond ha tönkremegy egyszer.
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!
They are almost the same, in some front view angles the golden display has a slightly better contrast, but in really sharp angles the original white display is unbeatable. In the top view sharp angle the golden one has a slight blurry effect. But in real life circumstances you couldn't spot the difference between them. The golden version is still an F91w, with a superior LCD contrast compared to other digital watches.
Yeah, it was suspicious first because of the missing u. But the overall quality (lcd, dial fonts, case, caseback) is identical to the other 3 I have in the collection. Passed the basic originality tests. So I think it's original.
just bought a gold one and noticed this too. It does have some differences I can notice like it does have some double vision in light and blurs at angles depending on light. I'm going to give it a test to see if it keeps time more accurate than my OG one before I make it my daily, but as far as I can tell it is real. My blue one is made in thailand the green and gold were made in china.
my blue one gains like 2 seconds a month, the gold is gaining almost a second per day already. I guess I can swap the modules if I really like the gold.
No, it's not possible. Only databanks and some of the lineage models can do that. If you want that function for a reasonable price, check out the Casio DB-36 databank.
Green one my fav i ve been using since 11 year also changed battery 1 time
That's impressive! I love the green one too. My oldest blue f91 still running on the same battery for 7 years now.
@@at1m6nn my green one 8 years runned battery than stopped ‘ its depen how often u use light and press button modes so it can be baterry 7 year less or more
And how many times did you change the strap?
nice presentation, i didn't know such color variations exists, gotta have them ;)
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.
A zöldem pontosabb mint a kékem, mindkettő made in china és szlovák forgalmazótól. Wrist shot ennél a modellnél nem sokat számít mert majdnem mindenkinek jól áll. Következőnel a fehér színűt választanám persze túl drága. Irodába meg felveszem a A158! Boldogság!
Nálam a kékek mindig pontosabbak, zöldet még arany is megelőzi, igaz a tájföldi kék az egyetlen késős, többi mind siet. Wrist shot csak nézők kedvéért van általában, nehogy túl ingerszegény legyen videó. (: Fehér is tetszetős, csak szíjjal lenne gond ha tönkremegy egyszer.
I have many of the variants but not the original colorway 😅
Yeah, the original blue is a little bit boring after the 10 millionth review. The most famous is the least special.
I cant seem to find the golden trim f91wg anywhere in India.
Laik👍i also have golden watch without the u in the corner and how do i know its not fake? Please answer me
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!
Do the green f91 available.....?
Yes, they are everywhere on the internet.
are the displays the same? Which one is the easiest to read the time?
They are almost the same, in some front view angles the golden display has a slightly better contrast, but in really sharp angles the original white display is unbeatable. In the top view sharp angle the golden one has a slight blurry effect. But in real life circumstances you couldn't spot the difference between them. The golden version is still an F91w, with a superior LCD contrast compared to other digital watches.
@@at1m6nn appreciate your quick response :)
I don't know but they say which ever don't got the small u under the resist it's fake I don't know if its true
Yeah, it was suspicious first because of the missing u. But the overall quality (lcd, dial fonts, case, caseback) is identical to the other 3 I have in the collection. Passed the basic originality tests. So I think it's original.
just bought a gold one and noticed this too. It does have some differences I can notice like it does have some double vision in light and blurs at angles depending on light. I'm going to give it a test to see if it keeps time more accurate than my OG one before I make it my daily, but as far as I can tell it is real. My blue one is made in thailand the green and gold were made in china.
my blue one gains like 2 seconds a month, the gold is gaining almost a second per day already. I guess I can swap the modules if I really like the gold.
Is it possible to switch week from Englisch to another language? Is German there too?
No, it's not possible. Only databanks and some of the lineage models can do that. If you want that function for a reasonable price, check out the Casio DB-36 databank.