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Casio F-91W Watch Video Showcases Popularity Among People We Love & Hate
A quick check online for prices of the Casio F-91W reveals that anyone around the world can buy one of these classic digital timepieces for about $10 - $20. Casio has been producing the F-91W digital quartz watches since about 1991 and continues to do so with the original reference F-91W, along with other variations that add on such luxuries as a metal case and bracelet. The basic F-91W comes in a black plastic case with matching strap and blue trim. Why is it that this classic digital tool watch continues to be so popular around the world, and why has it picked up a reputation for being a preferred timepiece by Islamic terrorists? Of course Casio happens to also be the watch worn by most US soldiers as well as the likely watch of choice (the G-Shock models) of armed forces around the world.Starting several years ago, the media started reporting on the fact that various intelligence agencies around the world were using wearing a Casio F-91W as one of several factors to help determine i

How many watches have you given away to friends and family as gifts?
You know how they say that the joy is in the giving. Here's a thread for all of you to list down watches you have given away in the past. Don't include watches you have sold unless the price was really insignificant and in observance of some local custom (for example the Chinese believe that a gift of a watch signifies death, so some people might ask you to pay a symbolic price for a watch intended as a gift)I'm starting my list from most recent backwards as memory fails.What When WhoQuartz chrono - a few weeks ago - friend 70's auto world timer - a few months ago - a sisterrecord 1940's gold watch - last year - wifeyseiko quartz chrono - last year - wifeyswatch - last year - girl friend (now wifey)vintage omega deville - last year - girlfriend (now wifey)70's omega - last year - another sistermondaine automatic - last year - brother in lawlady's omega automatic constellation - last year at wedding - wifeyhis and hers swiss army automatic watches - last year before my wedding - bro-in

Help Troubleshooting an ETA 251.272 Quartz Chrono
Hi I have a Swiss Air Force Chronograph with an ETA 251.272 22 jewel quartz movement and the small second hand, and minute/hour hands have stopped working but the chronograph timer still works (large second hand and 1/10 second hand). My question is do I need to replace the circuit board for $20 (on ebay) or replace the entire movement for $70-90 from a supply house. What's you best guess on this?

D Blue could have been the original BLNR
I took a wrist shot of the BLNR next to the D Blue and noticed the inverse color positioning of the BLNR Bezel next to the dial color of the D Blue and immediately thought Rolex could have named the D Blue: BLNR under the right lighting conditions. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Tudor pelagos LHD- whats your number???
I'm super curious about the numbers available in North America. My AD has 142 and I have to call a few to see which number I like the most (when you number things it becomes so personal)..but each AD only has 1 and hard to get...Please share if you already got one and what your number is! I figure it can't be more than 999 cus the engraving at the back is only large enough for 3 numbers...unless they reduce the font. That's just a guess anyway. If so it would be highly collectable down the road.I'm thinking maybe all the lucky number 8s went to Asia...