Casio G Shock is alive (DW6900)

Today I am putting an over 30 year old Casio G-Shock DW6900 back together.
I cleaned it and in the process lost a part. Luckily i found a replacement and now we can reassemble.
Thanks for watching.
If you have any suggestions or comments, please leave them down below.
See you in the next one.
@MyRetroWatches @WatchRepairChannel @JustOneMoreWatch @WristwatchRevival

[@EudesRJ]

On some watches after swapping the battery you need to short a thing (usually have a mark on it) so it can start.
Edit:
You found it 16:37 👏

[@EudesRJ]

How about a video about modding this watch?
Maybe a different case or just a different color?
I’m impressed that the plastic hold that long, back in the 90~2000 I had to switch bands every 2 years or so on my last Casio.
That’s why I prefer my watch on a bracelet, a few years ago I got tired of replacing batteries and got an automatic (NH35 for the win), but a few weeks ago I got a GMT from Addiesdive, sadly isn’t a NH34 (would be too expensive for me, since above $50 I would have to pay 92% in import taxes) and now I’m back on swapping batteries with this (Ronda 515.24H) quartz movement.
Or I’ll just go back to the automatic, I prefer the “airking” dial of my pagani PD-1692 but my V1 have almost no lume at all when the Addiesdive have a great lume.

[@ajengayu7162]

apakah bullbar kanan kiri tidak sama?

[@Heikos-Watches]

Good question