My 2022 iteration arrived this morning. At 57 it's definitely a nostalgic feeling with this model, as is often the case with Casio. It will now share wrist time with my beloved DW291. Especially once I've replaced the strap with a better one.
Ah, nostalgia is one of Casio's superpowers! I like the DW-291, but, unfortunately I have too small of a wrist to wear it... Enjoy both watches and thanks for this comment!!!
Funny, just got a brand new DW291 (red dial surround) and bought a used 290 last night. They put a W86-1V strap on it and it looks pretty cool. Paid $25 for the 290.
4:05 I see the early Japan version uses a 1219 Module , the 2013 version uses a 1189 Module and the new one uses a 3231 Module. I own a Made In Thailand version with the 1189 Module and it says DW-290-T , maybe the T stands for Thailand , I don't know. Even though the face of the watches all appear to look the same , the module differences usually has something to do with the date calander. Mine with the 1189 only goes to calander year 2039. The new one (3231)probably goes to 2099 and the older one (1219) I think may only go to 2019. Also Casio stopped putting JAPAN on the face of the watch years ago as many of there watches were being made in other countries other then Japan. Some older Casio watches will have a letter at the bottom of the watch as the 1219 and 1189 modules do , but they stopped doing that as well as you can see the 3231 module does not have that letter under the word Luminescent.
Whoa! Thanks for the precious information! Yes, I can confirm that the new one goes to 2099, I think that the 1189 goes to 2029. I found out that the first DW-290 was first issued in 1995 (1st of January, to be precise) whereas the first DW-290 with the 3231 exactly 5 years later (to the day!). Oh, and, thanks to your comment, I actually found data backing up the fact that the color of the light changes: green on 1189 and blue on 1219 (and, I can say also on the 3231). Thanks for your comment!
It's not a figment of your imagination, the Japanese module of this Casio use to have more of a blue hue of Electroluminescent Ligh. When I was a kid, I use to have a watch with the same module of this Dw290, mother bought it for me in USA and the same model sold in my country had an El backlight color more like in the green hue (God, How I miss that watch 😢). I bought in Amazon this dw290 because it's kind of the same module "lineage" and because my old watch has been discontinued since the 1990's. Thank you for the video.
Thank you Jorge for this comment! More and more a recurring leitmotif of this channel is how watches are links to memories, and how we use them to “go back in time” and re-live for an instant a moment in the past. Thanks for watching!!!
Oh, yeah, patina on a well cared for object is something that I love too. It gives it a unique character. The Japanese define this concept, if I'm not mistaken, as wabi-sabi. Thanks for this comment!!!
В школе носил такие часы, модель DW-290 T (именно с индексом T), модуль 1189. Со временем цифры стали тусклыми, не такими яркими, как в ролике на модели 93 года. Вероятно, это связано с зарядом батарейки. Из надписей на корпусе осталось только 200M и не бирюзовым, как на модели 21 года, а коричневым цветом, таким же, как надпись alarm chronograph под casio. Ремешок порвался и часы более не использовались. Недавно обратил внимание на эти часы, экран ничего не показывал. Заменил батарейку, появилось время, цифры четкие, но дисплей стал с желтовато-коричным оттеном, в тон той же надписи alarm chronograph и подсветка стала зеленовато-изумрудной, вместо синевато-бирюзового свечения, как в ролике на часах 13/21 года. Связываю такие изменения со старением и выгоранием дисплея, что никак не влияет на функциональность часов. Еще проблема в нестандартном размере крепления ремешка 19мм. Мне не нравится взаимодействие пластика стандартного ремешка и кожи на руке, а металлический браслет от casio 168 чуть меньше в размере (18 мм). Хотелось бы для гармонии иметь часы и браслет одного производителя, но придется брать иной 20 мм и спиливать надфилем края до нужного размера. И хотя я не любитель крупных часов, в DW-290 есть некий шарм. Они действительно переносят в ту эпоху 90х, вызывают воспоминания и эмоции от надписей и дизайна, как при первом знакомстве с этими часами.
Thank you for this beautiful comment! And how lucky we are to live in an era where Google Translate is available (I don't speak or write Russian, unfortunately). I like the fact that Casio watches, even after decades, will tell you the time if you just put a new battery on. And the change in colour of the display, retro illumination and writings on the case-dial add to the charm of a vintage object (a concept the Japanese call wabi-sabi). As for the strap, I like the original one, but I can see why you would like to change it with another by Casio. Let me know if you manage to find a suitable new strap! I think the nostalgia factor is one of the main reasons that make us love this brand so much. I'll make soon a video about this (featuring the Casio dw-5750). Thanks for this comment! Спасибо за этот красивый комментарий! И как нам повезло, что мы живем в эпоху, когда доступен Google Translate (я, к сожалению, не говорю и не пишу по-русски). Мне нравится то, что часы Casio даже спустя десятилетия покажут время, если просто поставить новую батарейку. А изменение цвета дисплея, ретро-подсветка и надписи на корпусе-циферблате добавляют очарования винтажному предмету (концепция, которую японцы называют ваби-саби). Что касается ремешка, то мне нравится оригинальный, но я понимаю, почему вы хотели бы заменить его на другой от Casio. Дайте мне знать, если вам удастся найти подходящий новый ремешок! Я думаю, фактор ностальгии - одна из главных причин, заставляющих нас так сильно любить этот бренд. Скоро сделаю видео по этому поводу (с участием Casio dw-5750). Спасибо за этот комментарий!
I believe this model was subject to some resistance from people simply because of the style, I personally like it and would be happy to have it in my collection, I think the shape is unusual and of course anything from Casio is definantly going to tickle my fancy. Having grown up in the 70s & 80s I have a soft spot for any Casio watches, a very nice review thanks for the upload 🙏
I agree that it's a "love it or hate it" watch, mainly because of the shape and style. And, of course, I LIKE it! Plus one for the soft spot for Casios, because of the nostalgia factor. Thanks for this comment!
Hi there! Thanks for this comment! I made a video about the polarizing screen, here ruclips.net/video/GcqsWY76pRg/видео.html I’m Not totally happy with the result, but I have already bought a new, polarizing screen, to see if I can make a better job. Thanks for watching!!!
The algorithm worked its magic. Coincidences don't exist... You definitely won't regret buying it. Those fat buttons, that robot-like case-shape, the cool functions,... It's digital heaven! Thanks for your comment!
The issue with the display is caused by polarizing film, try to replace it. I had this problem with Электроника watches. I think the solution for Casio will be the same. Im wearing an F-105 under long sleeve for about five years now and the case also turned from matte dark gray to glossy black.
I have the Japanese model of this watch. I think I bought it sround 1996🤔 It still works too and looks better without the lettering! I'm sure that this watch shares a module with a G-Shock watch but I can't remember which watch it is!
Hi there! I don't know in which g-shock this module is featured, but it's extremely similar in functions to that of the B-640. I'm editing a comparative review right now. I agree: battle scarred DW-290 looks even better than a new one! Thanks for this comment!
You're a funny guy; great stuff. This is a beautiful and distinctive watch, but it's not my style and I don't have a personal connection to it, so it's not in my collection. I find background music annoying, so I'm a vote for "no music" too.
Hi there! Thank you for drawing my attention to it: the symbol you're talking about is found only on the older Japanese version of the DW290. To my naked eye it looks lie a letter "o". It's so small that it could be also a dot. A SMALL dot... Thanks for this comment!
I correct myself: the symbol (I've just checked) can be found also on the 2012-ish version. It's the same tiny letter "o" or dot. But it's not to be found on the newer 2021 DW-290.
If you mean the date format, the answer is no. You get month first, as in many (probably the majority) of Casios. In recent Casio squares you have this option. And I'm sure in other models as well... Thanks for this comment!!!
Thanks for this comment! After rewatching the video I noticed that the 1993 and 2013 watches have just “water resistant “ on the back, whereas the newer one has “water resistant 20 bar”. Maybe it’s a new reissue post-2015? They’re still on sale on Amazon and I bought mine from a site called “creation watches”. So new pieces are around in big quantities… Thanks for watching!
@@fuzzo4475 that’s what I thought too. But then again the Casio Marlin (mdv-106) is also discontinued (albeit it has been discontinued much more recently) but still on sale on Amazon us and, I‘be been told , at Walmart. Thanks for this comment!
The one with the “oldest“ battery was bought in January 2022 (I just checked my order) and it is still going strong, so it’s battery is at least two years old. The display is crisp, the light works well and the numbers do not fade when I switch on the light on. I have Seldom used the alarm on that one. The other two both have had their batteries for one year and a half. One of the two I use very often: alarm every day, stopwatch at least twice a week, and timer also at least twice a week. It is still going strong. The Casio site says that the battery will last approximately two years. Their estimate are often on the conservative side, so I might guess that two years and a half to three years would be a more realistic battery life. I know it’s not much, but still these watches are so cool that I am willing to put up with this downside . Thank you for this comment!
I think that is the second Mission: Impossible. In that movie Tom Cruise wears a G-Shock, the DW-6900, if memory serves me right. The DW-290 is featured in the first one. Still, I might be wrong... Thanks for this comment!
Thanks for this comment! Well, the first version is discontinued, but the new one (the watch is exactly the same, only that the perpetual calendar goes up to 2099, while the previous went up to 2039) is still on sale on the official Casio site. Thanks for watching!
Hi there! The battery was freshly changed, on the same day I changed the one of the "middle" DW-290. I found the culprit: it's the polarizer sreen. I made a video on how I tried to fix it Here : ruclips.net/video/GcqsWY76pRg/видео.html Thanks for this comment!
I wish I could answer to this question... The DW's with the faded lettering that you see in the video were bought both used, so I got them already black and half-polished by the passing of time. As to a way of protecting the green letters (how I feel you: I thought about it a lot!) I'm not really sure and I haven't found much information about it. At a certain point I thought about using nail polish, but 1- that would make the area shiny, hence contrasting with the matte grey of the rest of case 2- the polish might actually contain chemicals that could delete the green letters. Who knows if there's a forum page about this topic... Thanks for this comment!
Oh, you’re right! I forgot to film a wrist shot… I’ll guess I’ll have to make another video about this watch. 😀 Anyway my wrist is 6.5 inches or 16.5 cm, and the watch is not too big on my wrist. Thank you for this comment!
Hello! My wrist circumference is 16.5 cm /6.5". I have a thin wrist. You can see some wrist shots with other Casios in other videos of the channel. Thanks for the comment! @@EmanuelBFA
I feel like the displays are a crap shoot and u never know how it's gonna go. I collect vintage casio's and I'm lucky enough to have known about this before purchasing. I think there are videos on here that describe how to fix them,but even as someone who breaks these things down to a bare case and reassemble I personally wouldn't try it with a watch u care about. Your best bet might be to sacrifice a newer one for it's display if u wanna keep the rest of it's vintage appeal. U can even get a replacement vintage casings with bezel
Thanks for this comment! And what a coincidence: at this very moment I'm editing a video in which I have tried to restore/ revive the display on the older, Japanese made DW-290. It was a partial success, and I plan to redo the "operation" with better material. I was really afraid to ruin the "vintage" piece, but in the end I didn't do any harm. The video will be out next week, so you'll be able to see the (slightly messy) job I did. Thanks for watching!
@@TechTokOffical no, i didn’t… I wonder why it’s not there. It happened to me once with a comment I made on another video. Maybe there was a link? Or a dot followed by a word that could resemble a dot com or website extension? Or a misspelled word that could look like something RUclips would block? Thanks for commenting anyway!
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My 2022 iteration arrived this morning. At 57 it's definitely a nostalgic feeling with this model, as is often the case with Casio. It will now share wrist time with my beloved DW291. Especially once I've replaced the strap with a better one.
Ah, nostalgia is one of Casio's superpowers! I like the DW-291, but, unfortunately I have too small of a wrist to wear it... Enjoy both watches and thanks for this comment!!!
Funny, just got a brand new DW291 (red dial surround) and bought a used 290 last night. They put a W86-1V strap on it and it looks pretty cool. Paid $25 for the 290.
4:05 I see the early Japan version uses a 1219 Module , the 2013 version uses a 1189 Module and the new one uses a 3231 Module. I own a Made In Thailand version with the 1189 Module and it says DW-290-T , maybe the T stands for Thailand , I don't know. Even though the face of the watches all appear to look the same , the module differences usually has something to do with the date calander. Mine with the 1189 only goes to calander year 2039. The new one (3231)probably goes to 2099 and the older one (1219) I think may only go to 2019. Also Casio stopped putting JAPAN on the face of the watch years ago as many of there watches were being made in other countries other then Japan. Some older Casio watches will have a letter at the bottom of the watch as the 1219 and 1189 modules do , but they stopped doing that as well as you can see the 3231 module does not have that letter under the word Luminescent.
Whoa! Thanks for the precious information!
Yes, I can confirm that the new one goes to 2099, I think that the 1189 goes to 2029.
I found out that the first DW-290 was first issued in 1995 (1st of January, to be precise) whereas the first DW-290 with the 3231 exactly 5 years later (to the day!).
Oh, and, thanks to your comment, I actually found data backing up the fact that the color of the light changes: green on 1189 and blue on 1219 (and, I can say also on the 3231).
Thanks for your comment!
It's not a figment of your imagination, the Japanese module of this Casio use to have more of a blue hue of Electroluminescent Ligh. When I was a kid, I use to have a watch with the same module of this Dw290, mother bought it for me in USA and the same model sold in my country had an El backlight color more like in the green hue (God, How I miss that watch 😢). I bought in Amazon this dw290 because it's kind of the same module "lineage" and because my old watch has been discontinued since the 1990's.
Thank you for the video.
Thank you Jorge for this comment! More and more a recurring leitmotif of this channel is how watches are links to memories, and how we use them
to “go back in time” and re-live for an instant a moment in the past.
Thanks for watching!!!
Wow! Love seeing patina on well used and cared for watches, especially rubber/resin straps and cases.
Oh, yeah, patina on a well cared for object is something that I love too. It gives it a unique character. The Japanese define this concept, if I'm not mistaken, as wabi-sabi. Thanks for this comment!!!
В школе носил такие часы, модель DW-290 T (именно с индексом T), модуль 1189. Со временем цифры стали тусклыми, не такими яркими, как в ролике на модели 93 года. Вероятно, это связано с зарядом батарейки. Из надписей на корпусе осталось только 200M и не бирюзовым, как на модели 21 года, а коричневым цветом, таким же, как надпись alarm chronograph под casio. Ремешок порвался и часы более не использовались. Недавно обратил внимание на эти часы, экран ничего не показывал. Заменил батарейку, появилось время, цифры четкие, но дисплей стал с желтовато-коричным оттеном, в тон той же надписи alarm chronograph и подсветка стала зеленовато-изумрудной, вместо синевато-бирюзового свечения, как в ролике на часах 13/21 года. Связываю такие изменения со старением и выгоранием дисплея, что никак не влияет на функциональность часов. Еще проблема в нестандартном размере крепления ремешка 19мм. Мне не нравится взаимодействие пластика стандартного ремешка и кожи на руке, а металлический браслет от casio 168 чуть меньше в размере (18 мм). Хотелось бы для гармонии иметь часы и браслет одного производителя, но придется брать иной 20 мм и спиливать надфилем края до нужного размера. И хотя я не любитель крупных часов, в DW-290 есть некий шарм. Они действительно переносят в ту эпоху 90х, вызывают воспоминания и эмоции от надписей и дизайна, как при первом знакомстве с этими часами.
Thank you for this beautiful comment! And how lucky we are to live in an era where Google Translate is available (I don't speak or write Russian, unfortunately). I like the fact that Casio watches, even after decades, will tell you the time if you just put a new battery on. And the change in colour of the display, retro illumination and writings on the case-dial add to the charm of a vintage object (a concept the Japanese call wabi-sabi).
As for the strap, I like the original one, but I can see why you would like to change it with another by Casio. Let me know if you manage to find a suitable new strap! I think the nostalgia factor is one of the main reasons that make us love this brand so much. I'll make soon a video about this (featuring the Casio dw-5750).
Thanks for this comment!
Спасибо за этот красивый комментарий! И как нам повезло, что мы живем в эпоху, когда доступен Google Translate (я, к сожалению, не говорю и не пишу по-русски). Мне нравится то, что часы Casio даже спустя десятилетия покажут время, если просто поставить новую батарейку. А изменение цвета дисплея, ретро-подсветка и надписи на корпусе-циферблате добавляют очарования винтажному предмету (концепция, которую японцы называют ваби-саби).
Что касается ремешка, то мне нравится оригинальный, но я понимаю, почему вы хотели бы заменить его на другой от Casio. Дайте мне знать, если вам удастся найти подходящий новый ремешок! Я думаю, фактор ностальгии - одна из главных причин, заставляющих нас так сильно любить этот бренд. Скоро сделаю видео по этому поводу (с участием Casio dw-5750).
Спасибо за этот комментарий!
I believe this model was subject to some resistance from people simply because of the style, I personally like it and would be happy to have it in my collection, I think the shape is unusual and of course anything from Casio is definantly going to tickle my fancy.
Having grown up in the 70s & 80s I have a soft spot for any Casio watches, a very nice review thanks for the upload 🙏
I agree that it's a "love it or hate it" watch, mainly because of the shape and style.
And, of course, I LIKE it!
Plus one for the soft spot for Casios, because of the nostalgia factor.
Thanks for this comment!
nice, simple, good channel, I like it....make a video how to improve that first gen, replace the polarising filter
Hi there! Thanks for this comment! I made a video about the polarizing screen, here
ruclips.net/video/GcqsWY76pRg/видео.html
I’m Not totally happy with the result, but I have already bought a new, polarizing screen, to see if I can make a better job.
Thanks for watching!!!
Omg... This was The Watch I wanted to buy this Week!
I Take The one with The Green!
The algorithm worked its magic. Coincidences don't exist...
You definitely won't regret buying it.
Those fat buttons, that robot-like case-shape, the cool functions,... It's digital heaven!
Thanks for your comment!
@@WUDN-WatchUDontNeed hahaha I would have loved to see a wrist shot!
The issue with the display is caused by polarizing film, try to replace it. I had this problem with Электроника watches. I think the solution for Casio will be the same.
Im wearing an F-105 under long sleeve for about five years now and the case also turned from matte dark gray to glossy black.
Thanks for this comment!
I suspected it was the polarizing screen and I will try to fix it.
Thank you for the advice!
I have the Japanese model of this watch. I think I bought it sround 1996🤔 It still works too and looks better without the lettering! I'm sure that this watch shares a module with a G-Shock watch but I can't remember which watch it is!
Hi there! I don't know in which g-shock this module is featured, but it's extremely similar in functions to that of the B-640. I'm editing a comparative review right now.
I agree: battle scarred DW-290 looks even better than a new one!
Thanks for this comment!
DW-6800
and
DW-8300
@@Four-J67 It's definitely the DW-8300.
Very nice, in depth video. Thank you! 🌞
I'm glad you liked it!
Thank you for this comment!
You're a funny guy; great stuff. This is a beautiful and distinctive watch, but it's not my style and I don't have a personal connection to it, so it's not in my collection. I find background music annoying, so I'm a vote for "no music" too.
Thanks for this comment!
So it’ll be no music from now on .
Thanks for watching!
What is the little symbol on the bottom of the watch face under electro luminescent backlight?!
Hi there! Thank you for drawing my attention to it: the symbol you're talking about is found only on the older Japanese version of the DW290. To my naked eye it looks lie a letter "o". It's so small that it could be also a dot. A SMALL dot...
Thanks for this comment!
I correct myself: the symbol (I've just checked) can be found also on the 2012-ish version. It's the same tiny letter "o" or dot. But it's not to be found on the newer 2021 DW-290.
I have two 290T NOS, the gold version. I dought it is fake. But only rare? 290T module 1189. Thanks the video!!!
NOS, and TWO of them!? Congratulations!!! They are fantastic watches! Have fun with them! Thanks for this comment!!!
Is there a way ot change position of day/months?
If you mean the date format, the answer is no. You get month first, as in many (probably the majority) of Casios. In recent Casio squares you have this option. And I'm sure in other models as well...
Thanks for this comment!!!
Not sure when these were released, but they were discontinued in 2015.
Thanks for this comment!
After rewatching the video I noticed that the 1993 and 2013 watches have just “water resistant “ on the back, whereas the newer one has “water resistant 20 bar”.
Maybe it’s a new reissue post-2015?
They’re still on sale on Amazon and I bought mine from a site called “creation watches”.
So new pieces are around in big quantities…
Thanks for watching!
For all that it's worth, they are still being sold on the US Casio website. I don't think they're discontinued, at-least here in the states.
@@fuzzo4475 that’s what I thought too. But then again the Casio Marlin (mdv-106) is also discontinued (albeit it has been discontinued much more recently) but still on sale on Amazon us and, I‘be been told , at Walmart.
Thanks for this comment!
In your experience, how long the battery last?
The one with the “oldest“ battery was bought in January 2022 (I just checked my order) and it is still going strong, so it’s battery is at least two years old.
The display is crisp, the light works well and the numbers do not fade when I switch on the light on.
I have Seldom used the alarm on that one.
The other two both have had their batteries for one year and a half.
One of the two I use very often: alarm every day, stopwatch at least twice a week, and timer also at least twice a week.
It is still going strong.
The Casio site says that the battery will last approximately two years.
Their estimate are often on the conservative side, so I might guess that two years and a half to three years would be a more realistic battery life.
I know it’s not much, but still these watches are so cool that I am willing to put up with this downside .
Thank you for this comment!
i initially thought this watch was in the mission: impossible wherein cruise was hanging on a rockface?
I think that is the second Mission: Impossible. In that movie Tom Cruise wears a G-Shock, the DW-6900, if memory serves me right.
The DW-290 is featured in the first one.
Still, I might be wrong...
Thanks for this comment!
Does the newest Version have a strong ghosting on
the Numbers when you tilt
the Watch ?
That’s a good question! I don’t have the watch with me now I’ll check when I get home and I’ll get back to you
Thanks for this comment!
2 marzo 2024
Hasn't this model been discontinued for a lot of years?
Thanks for this comment!
Well, the first version is discontinued, but the new one (the watch is exactly the same, only that the perpetual calendar goes up to 2099, while the previous went up to 2039) is still on sale on the official Casio site.
Thanks for watching!
I don't suppose watch #3 needs a new battery?
Hi there! The battery was freshly changed, on the same day I changed the one of the "middle" DW-290. I found the culprit: it's the polarizer sreen. I made a video on how I tried to fix it Here : ruclips.net/video/GcqsWY76pRg/видео.html
Thanks for this comment!
A comment for the algorithm
Algorithm appreciates, and I do too!
Thanks!
How long does it take for the green text to rub off? Is there anything you can do to slow down that process of the letters fading?
I wish I could answer to this question...
The DW's with the faded lettering that you see in the video were bought both used, so I got them already black and half-polished by the passing of time.
As to a way of protecting the green letters (how I feel you: I thought about it a lot!) I'm not really sure and I haven't found much information about it.
At a certain point I thought about using nail polish, but 1- that would make the area shiny, hence contrasting with the matte grey of the rest of case 2- the polish might actually contain chemicals that could delete the green letters.
Who knows if there's a forum page about this topic...
Thanks for this comment!
@@WUDN-WatchUDontNeed if I find anything I’ll let you know and vice versa thanks !
Thanks!!! And sure I'll let you know @@lawdawgm2844
Very quickly in my experience
@@bullfrogboss8008I’ve had mine almost 2 months, I just won’t get it wet and don’t touch the face too much and it looks brand new
Why did not put is the wrist?!
Oh, you’re right! I forgot to film a wrist shot…
I’ll guess I’ll have to make another video about this watch. 😀
Anyway my wrist is 6.5 inches or 16.5 cm, and the watch is not too big on my wrist.
Thank you for this comment!
1 dicembre 2023
I just made a quick short with a wrist shot. I hope it is visible. Hope it helps
@@WUDN-WatchUDontNeed Sorry. The question is: what your wrist size circunference in cm?! The corrector made it wrong. Thanks
Hello! My wrist circumference is 16.5 cm /6.5". I have a thin wrist. You can see some wrist shots with other Casios in other videos of the channel. Thanks for the comment! @@EmanuelBFA
I feel like the displays are a crap shoot and u never know how it's gonna go. I collect vintage casio's and I'm lucky enough to have known about this before purchasing. I think there are videos on here that describe how to fix them,but even as someone who breaks these things down to a bare case and reassemble I personally wouldn't try it with a watch u care about. Your best bet might be to sacrifice a newer one for it's display if u wanna keep the rest of it's vintage appeal. U can even get a replacement vintage casings with bezel
Thanks for this comment!
And what a coincidence: at this very moment I'm editing a video in which I have tried to restore/ revive the display on the older, Japanese made DW-290.
It was a partial success, and I plan to redo the "operation" with better material. I was really afraid to ruin the "vintage" piece, but in the end I didn't do any harm. The video will be out next week, so you'll be able to see the (slightly messy) job I did.
Thanks for watching!
I thought I had 2 comments on here, did u erase one?
@@TechTokOffical no, i didn’t… I wonder why it’s not there.
It happened to me once with a comment I made on another video.
Maybe there was a link? Or a dot followed by a word that could resemble a dot com or website extension? Or a misspelled word that could look like something RUclips would block?
Thanks for commenting anyway!
best watch!
Oh, it sure is one of my favourites!
Thanks for commenting!