I looked around a bit but couldn’t find one. I’m looking for a watch with a brick pattern but not a screwback (because it’s lighter). Digital, square case, non-metal.
Has a model like this been produced?

I love the B5000D-1, but who would deny it’s too blingy/flashy? Why they did a mirror finish on the case is beyond me. It’s a tool watch after all. It also gives a weird contrast to the (mostly) brushed bracelet, so they don’t look like they belong together. It would have looked a lot better with a brushed case and just some polished chamfers.
Recently i wore the watch during nighttime tennis and the watch looked pretty appalling with all the night lights reflecting on it.

So i took matters…

Casio’s worst design decision

Don’t know if this has been posted here before, but thought I’d list it just in case.

Hydro modded F-91W survives for three days at 984.5 meters!!! :rodekaart:-!

The Little Watch That Could

p.s. Imagine if a GWF-D1000 Frogman was hydro modded!!! :-!:-!:-!

A few years back, barely a week went by without someone showing off their latest hydro modded watch, or asking questions on how to do it. I honestly can’t remember the last time I saw a post on this now. Why has it fallen out of fashion?

(Hydro modding was the act of filling your G Shock with an inert silicon oil, which was said to enhance the legibility of the digital display, as well as increasing the water resistance due to the watch withstanding higher outside pressures)

Does anyone here have this one? It’s not a G, but an update on the classic A168 with step tracker and Bluetooth. I’m intrigued by the step tracker and inclusion of features normally found in G-Shocks like World time and count down timer packaged in this classic form factor. What are your thoughts on this model?

So I have a mostly older collection. It’s one by one turning to dust. How can I get these discontinued parts reprinted. I haven’t been able to find anyone that will do this. Any help would be much appreciated. My cremated watches appreciate it also lol