I have a Casio W-43H for 6 or 8 dollars ($24.000‐colombian pesos) I bought it in 2012, and its battery is complete. It works very well still, also the light bulb. Only the band has started to crack, but it can be replaced. I love my old casio
I purchased the w93h for a small watch it has alot features. And doesn't snag on your shirt or coat sleeve because of size and rounded edges. Ty for watches review.
W93 seems cooler. I don't know anyone who has one. G-Shock squares are ubiquitous. Straight lugs too. Probably take a Nato strap well without adapters. No more junky resin straps. Might have to pick one up for my collection.
Great watch, my favourite digital I think. They should be considered a Timex Ironman alternative. Cheaper to purchase, better quality, more features and more versatile looking in design. These wear really light and small which is perfect for a sports training watch. If you don’t need complex lap timers skip the Ironman and go for the better overall package.
I got the Casio W93H and for some reason I can't seem to figure out how to work it. I mean, I got the time right, the day, and even the month. But for some reason the month is something I need to change myself manually because the watch won't do it. I have it at 12h mode. Is there a reason why this happens? (Example: I put it on 1-2. Then let's say it hits 12am and it should switch over to 1-3 but it doesn't. So I need to manually do it myself. Why is that? Hopefully this makes sense)
You need to setup the year in the calendar. Go on Google and type in the watches module number which is on the backplate. That'll pop up on Google and show you the instruction manual.
I have a Casio W-43H for 6 or 8 dollars ($24.000‐colombian pesos) I bought it in 2012, and its battery is complete. It works very well still, also the light bulb.
Only the band has started to crack, but it can be replaced. I love my old casio
I purchased the w93h for a small watch it has alot features. And doesn't snag on your shirt or coat sleeve because of size and rounded edges. Ty for watches review.
W93 seems cooler. I don't know anyone who has one. G-Shock squares are ubiquitous.
Straight lugs too. Probably take a Nato strap well without adapters. No more junky resin straps.
Might have to pick one up for my collection.
Pretty cool video RobertNES816 do you tend to wear a wrist watch if it were me probably a no but that's because i always carry my phone with me tbh
I'm old school when it comes with wrist watches. I like to have one on my wrist.
Hello, when moving the watch (w93) sounds something metallic inside?
Yes that's the switch for the auto light. Mine does that to.
@@RobertNES816 Oh, I thought it was broken. Thank you so much!
@@RobertNES816 ew. is that thing loud?
Great watch, my favourite digital I think. They should be considered a Timex Ironman alternative. Cheaper to purchase, better quality, more features and more versatile looking in design. These wear really light and small which is perfect for a sports training watch. If you don’t need complex lap timers skip the Ironman and go for the better overall package.
eh but no lap memory. something has happened to Casio's solar lap memory auto timer lineup, they just disappeared.
I got the Casio W93H and for some reason I can't seem to figure out how to work it. I mean, I got the time right, the day, and even the month. But for some reason the month is something I need to change myself manually because the watch won't do it. I have it at 12h mode. Is there a reason why this happens? (Example: I put it on 1-2. Then let's say it hits 12am and it should switch over to 1-3 but it doesn't. So I need to manually do it myself. Why is that? Hopefully this makes sense)
You need to setup the year in the calendar. Go on Google and type in the watches module number which is on the backplate. That'll pop up on Google and show you the instruction manual.