Of course you're a big help, Greg! A treasure trove of Casio communication; the one who went to the Fort Collins Atomic Tower and returned with the Casio Commandments of Multi-Band 6! Hey, in this crazy world we're currently living in, I just tune in to hear your voice and absorb the joy you radiate when discussing your Casio collection. Such passion is always endearing, no matter the subject - but I do also learn a lot of Casio wisdom. I still only have one G-Shock (and several mechanicals of various brands), but there's no doubt that if I were to buy another Casio, I'll be looking for your 2 cents on the model! (& to see how many versions of it exist). Keep up the good work, man. If the asteroid ever hits, I have no doubt that you'll somehow be broadcasting a Multi-Band 6 signal for the rest of us! Cheers! 🎉
The 106s are really hard to find in Southeast Asia. I had to order from Amazon US. Thanks again for bringing the metal bracelet variation to my attention. Locally, I only saw the metal bracelet variant on the 107s. I really like the fish logo. So, thanks again ❤
Good guide, thanks! All I can say is that though it's not "certified" (which would only add to the cost), Casio's word is gold. Best true diver's watch in the market, period. Ok, caveat "affordable".
106's have nearly doubled in price online here since the 107 came out. Online there are also sellers on Amazon trying to pass MDV-10's off as 107's, had to send one back.
Could you make a video explaining how you choose your watch for the day and how you pair it with your other EDC gear (e.g. multitool, flashlight, wallet etc)? Thanks
I don't know about that. I didn't see any sign of brass when I opened the case to change the battery. ruclips.net/video/Pnpiz87dgHc/видео.htmlsi=72CeAE3Oie4SWrnr
@@GoodTimekeeper ok! thanks for answering. I discovered this channel recently and am enjoying the content. I’m a big fan of solar+multiband Casios so this channel is perfect. 👌
There’s an entire class of expensive watches called “High Accuracy Quartz” which can maintain accuracy such as plus-or-minus 5 seconds per year. Casio doesn’t offer that technology. Instead, Casio offers watches which use Wave Ceptor or Multiband atomic time reception to maintain accuracy. Some models also maintain accuracy by synchronization through a Bluetooth connection to a smart device. Some Casios are also available with GPS receivers for accurate time corrections. The most budget friendly analog quartz Casios with highly accurate timekeeping would be Wave Ceptor watches, but they only stay highly accurate when they are within range of atomic time transmitters in the northern hemisphere. Those watches typically cost around $100 and they have small digital LCDs on their faces. ruclips.net/video/eaYnDScFT-M/видео.htmlsi=vXlksHKvDFRgE05G
Great synchronization of the seconds hands.
Of course you're a big help, Greg! A treasure trove of Casio communication; the one who went to the Fort Collins Atomic Tower and returned with the Casio Commandments of Multi-Band 6!
Hey, in this crazy world we're currently living in, I just tune in to hear your voice and absorb the joy you radiate when discussing your Casio collection.
Such passion is always endearing, no matter the subject - but I do also learn a lot of Casio wisdom. I still only have one G-Shock (and several mechanicals of various brands), but there's no doubt that if I were to buy another Casio, I'll be looking for your 2 cents on the model! (& to see how many versions of it exist).
Keep up the good work, man. If the asteroid ever hits, I have no doubt that you'll somehow be broadcasting a Multi-Band 6 signal for the rest of us!
Cheers! 🎉
The 106s are really hard to find in Southeast Asia. I had to order from Amazon US. Thanks again for bringing the metal bracelet variation to my attention. Locally, I only saw the metal bracelet variant on the 107s. I really like the fish logo. So, thanks again ❤
Thanks for all the information you provide. I like your style. Greetings from Guadalajara, México
Good guide, thanks! All I can say is that though it's not "certified" (which would only add to the cost), Casio's word is gold. Best true diver's watch in the market, period. Ok, caveat "affordable".
I have never been disappointed since I became a customer of MAMACOO. Their watches are of exceptional quality.
Great information as always
The green bezel black dial color scheme is often called "starbucks".
Very fair and informative video. Thank you very much!
106's have nearly doubled in price online here since the 107 came out.
Online there are also sellers on Amazon trying to pass MDV-10's off as 107's, had to send one back.
Could you make a video explaining how you choose your watch for the day and how you pair it with your other EDC gear (e.g. multitool, flashlight, wallet etc)? Thanks
Very nice collection 👍🏻
I like the fish logo personally.
THANK YOU
Don’t know if it’s just me but the blue version looks slightly more legible at a glance ?
Question. What is the dial diameter
Great prices
Could you please say metal bracelet name you installed on a black and blue watch?
Epic!
are they silver coated over a brass case?
I don't know about that. I didn't see any sign of brass when I opened the case to change the battery. ruclips.net/video/Pnpiz87dgHc/видео.htmlsi=72CeAE3Oie4SWrnr
@@GoodTimekeeper ok! thanks for answering.
I discovered this channel recently and am enjoying the content. I’m a big fan of solar+multiband Casios so this channel is perfect. 👌
Uh oh better grab a 106 now. Seems maybe it’s getting the phase out. It’s a collectors piece so go get it b4 it’s gone. I have a Pepsi 👍
Hi
I'm looking for budget Casio and high accuracy timekeeping quartz analogy watch
There’s an entire class of expensive watches called “High Accuracy Quartz” which can maintain accuracy such as plus-or-minus 5 seconds per year. Casio doesn’t offer that technology. Instead, Casio offers watches which use Wave Ceptor or Multiband atomic time reception to maintain accuracy. Some models also maintain accuracy by synchronization through a Bluetooth connection to a smart device. Some Casios are also available with GPS receivers for accurate time corrections. The most budget friendly analog quartz Casios with highly accurate timekeeping would be Wave Ceptor watches, but they only stay highly accurate when they are within range of atomic time transmitters in the northern hemisphere. Those watches typically cost around $100 and they have small digital LCDs on their faces. ruclips.net/video/eaYnDScFT-M/видео.htmlsi=vXlksHKvDFRgE05G
Yes u do talk a lot but it's interesting talk 🦜