The temperatures for the cities is actually the average high and low temperatures for the month you can cycle through January-December and it shows the averages for each month. Also the "LOC" function is actually showing the temperature the watch recorded at the top of the hour. If you press the bottom button on the right hand side it changes the day of the week and shows the current temperature measured by the watch. I still have my TS-100 that I got on 10th birthday Christmas of 1989.
I have a TS100 thermometer watch from back in 1991 when I was 13. I got it for Christmas and I absolutely loved it. It's totally battered now, no strap and in a box somewhere. I really wish they'd re-release it because it's a cracking watch. I had quite a few Casios as a kid but this one was by far my favourite.
I just picked up a MINT condition one on eBay the other week. One of the straps had a small tear I didn’t notice and the other day it finally snapped in half. Ordered a brand new official strap set and it’s beautiful. I had one in the 90s I think I bought at Service Merchandise. But I have no idea what happened to it. So glad I found this other one on eBay. Never getting rid of this one! Too much nostalgia!
Still the protective film on… immaculate! I’ve recently seen this model featured on another channel , but in worse conditions. Some cool features on this one, and a nice world map, reminding us of the Casio royale… but better! Awesome finds you come across; Congratulations!
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The temperatures for the cities is actually the average high and low temperatures for the month you can cycle through January-December and it shows the averages for each month. Also the "LOC" function is actually showing the temperature the watch recorded at the top of the hour. If you press the bottom button on the right hand side it changes the day of the week and shows the current temperature measured by the watch. I still have my TS-100 that I got on 10th birthday Christmas of 1989.
thanks for the info
I have a TS100 thermometer watch from back in 1991 when I was 13. I got it for Christmas and I absolutely loved it. It's totally battered now, no strap and in a box somewhere. I really wish they'd re-release it because it's a cracking watch. I had quite a few Casios as a kid but this one was by far my favourite.
i did a video on this one
I just picked up a MINT condition one on eBay the other week. One of the straps had a small tear I didn’t notice and the other day it finally snapped in half. Ordered a brand new official strap set and it’s beautiful. I had one in the 90s I think I bought at Service Merchandise. But I have no idea what happened to it. So glad I found this other one on eBay. Never getting rid of this one! Too much nostalgia!
Thanks for sharing!
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That F54 looks beautiful. That design is more 70s than 80s.
Thanks, there are rare to see. im sure thats 1986
@@Oldcasiocollector Yeah I'm sure the date it right, but the design is pretty unique and retro.
And on the TS-100 you are able to set the hand on mode and on the bottom left of the map a handsign appear. Many nice watch, love them.🥰🤗
Thanks for the info!
Still the protective film on… immaculate!
I’ve recently seen this model featured on another channel , but in worse conditions.
Some cool features on this one, and a nice world map, reminding us of the Casio royale… but better!
Awesome finds you come across;
Congratulations!
its amazing
Beautiful watch, I have one also but mine is trashed.
You have some amazing watches man, love your videos
Glad you like them!
I had one of these. Thanks for a great video.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for another lovely content, just wondering if you are selling any of the watches
not at the moment. but i will have to sell some soon. will keep the channel posted
Do you have a casio ts 200? Would appreciate a video about it.
will do
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Thanks
I need this watch how much price
£250
Do you have this model
Yes its for sale too. Its to message me on instagram OLD_casio_collector
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