Casio Men's AE-1300WH-8AVCF Illuminator Digital Display Quartz Black Watch, Black, Digital,Quartz Movement

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I did find the presence of multiple timers in 1300 to be a plus point since we wouldn't have to go to the settings and change the timer interval each time.(coz with multiple presets, we could just set the intervals that we mostly use for the common activities and just select the desired one when needed) although the dual stopwatch wasn't gonna be of any extra benefit to me personally, I guess. If both had 5 alarms, I would have gone for 1300. Next up was nail polish remover. According to the accounts I read, it works great, you just have to be a little careful. Considering myself to be a careful fellow, I borrowed a bottle from my wife and dabbed a Q-Tip for round two. Sadly, I had forgotten that acetone, the key ingredient, is the natural enemy of all manner of coatings and plastics. It took the letters off like nothing, but one more rub and the case paint came too. Then it started eating the case. Shit. So, the "day display" on 1200 is readable enough right? (The time and date are bold enough, and pretty clear) The display frame comes right out too. Too many words? Then erase them with the same tools and technique you used on the case. Some folks have cut away the crossbars that separate the displays, but I don’t think that’s a great look. The watch includes a number of different preset times that you can select for the countdown start time.

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Is the Kranio better than the original for these changes? I’d say so. I’ll admit that I miss the subtle shape of the Casio case’s button nacelles, but the deletion of the text, dimples, and molding lines more than makes up for it. A Casio purist might disagree, but a purist wouldn’t swap cases, would they? This would be my beater/beach watch and double as a travel watch as it's cheap and has world time functions.Sorry for the delay in replying. I was busy for a few days so hadn't logged in. I bought AE-1200WH and I love it. If you're up for a bigger watch, you might consider the AE-2000. All digits and characters are bigger and easier to read than on the AE-1200. I own and like both of them.

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At last! I have finally written the third and likely final chapter in my Casio AE1200 series. In Part the First, I introduced this digital gem that far exceeded my expectations for one so cheap. In Part the Second, I set about disassembling them, removing unwanted words, and fitting some outstanding Vario straps. In Part the Third, I will tell you how Kranio Designs takes this humble beater to the next level with a stainless steel case.Rubbing alcohol seemed like the safest option, so I got my silver Casio, a Q-Tip, and set to work. I think I can safely say that rubbing alcohol works about as well as cold water and warm wishes – not what I would call a roaring success. After much rubbing and zero progress, I gave up on it. I'll include a pic below so that you'll know what I am talking about. Given below is a pic of GD-100-1BDR on my wrist.(Really loved that watch but couldn't get it since it was too big for me) With a small wrist I think you'll be very happy with the size of the AE-1200. It's a very cool looking and inexpensive watch as well.