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Reading Fred Durst and Casio watches in the same sentence is the most Millennial thing I heard today. Frost my tips and plug me back in the Matrix.
by Rinzler89 2y ago
Reading Fred Durst and Casio watches in the same sentence is the most Millennial thing I heard today. Frost my tips and plug me back in the Matrix.
- ljf 2y agoI wasn't much of a fan of Fred, but my girlfriend (now wife) loved him, so I thought I better go and say hello and capture that I'd met it, otherwise she might not believe me. I remain a HUGE fan of Casio watches.
- Rinzler89 2y ago>I remain a HUGE fan of Casio watches. Which models do you have? I stopped buying them since the features are quite weak (no vibration, no countdown timer, poor UX), and the prices now are unreasonable for what they do (40+ euros for a basic plastic watch that only tells time is taking the piss, when that money can get you a fitness tracker with Bluetooth, color OLED, GPS and vibration).
- ljf 2y agoI've not bought a new watch for ages, but I still love those from the 90s and 00s. I'd have to go and look at them to find the model numbers (as much as I love them they are all in an ice cream box somewhere) - I have the later version of the camera watch with the colour screen, the original Casio GPS watch, the Casio mp3 watch (32mb!),a few databanks and infrared TV changer watches. Then a few Casio film (extra thin) and G-shock watches. A few digi/analogue and a some plain analogue. I kind of fell out of collecting them when I got into Seiko - but I only have 2 of those! But the Casio are among my favourite bits of tech to own. Of that period my favourite watch is an NHJ analogue TV watch with a 1 inch screen to view TV on. Love it. Sadly not so useful now, though I do have a small transmitter to test it with. https://youtu.be/LxCcI9ievIg?si=7maEKHK-9FUIj-mP https://youtu.be/LxCcI9ievIg?si=7maEKHK-9FUIj-mP