Casio, Japan, Table II, Watches 31 - 60
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Foreword regarding Batteries
I am not keeping all my Casios "alive". Thus some are documented with "dead" displays. Luckily today (2007) most Casios are offered with solar technology which represents a great improvement, also for the environment.
The watches that had bands or rubber parts replaced or are waiting for replacement bands/parts are  marked in light orange.  

A great gift from a great friend in NYC, the classic DW-5600E

Casio DW-5600E Alarm Timer Chrono, Sep. 2007 Video of it's arrival - nothing spectacular, just showing a WIS' joy over a new watch arriving
Dial	Detail	Top	Casio Indonesia Stamp	Back Made in Thailand	Back Zoom	Wrist	Wrist Closer	Wrist Side

 

The most exciting of ALL my Casios yet - except maybe the DBC-610 with the first DataBank - are these new PROTREK PRG80T and PRG70T

 

Digital Compass Precautions (from the PRG-80T) manual

 

Casio PROTREK Tough Solar Triple Sensor Titanium PRG-80T (Cal. 2894) and PRG-70T (Cal. 2781) , July 2007Caliber 3319, 2007
Both watches in garden plant	A different angle	PRG80T Zoom	The Setup in the Plant (plus pictures from the Plant"s amazing growth)	Frontal	Back Top	PRG70T Back	PRG80T Back

Casio PROTREK PRG80T and PRG70T continued
PRG70T Wrist 1	PRG70T Wrist Side	PRG80T Frontal	PRG80T Wearer's View	PRG80T Wrist Side

Casio Inverse LCD Alarm World Time Timer Alarm Chrono AQ-160WD Caliber 3319, Aug. 2007
Front	Side 6 o'clock	Side 12 o'clock	Manual	Back	Top	"Floating"	Wrist Frontal	Wrist Side	"Typist's View"

Casio GIEZ Ti-Rubber Caliber 2301, two Batteries SR920W and SR621W (or R371 and R364)
Front	Link to Specs on PMWC (use brower's BACK to come back here)	Front 2	"One hand photo"	Buttons	Back 1	Back 2	Wrist	Wrist Side

Casio Quartz "Diver" 100 m Model 1332 MTD 1037 Caliber Miyota 2115, No Jewels, Battery Renata 377 (SR626SW)
Side	Dial	Scratch! Ouch!	Clasp	Open	Surprise and battery change	Wrist

Casio Illuminator MTD-1049 Caliber 3304, Battery CR2016 - a gift from a good watch friend in NYC, July 2006
Front	Back	Bracelet off	Parts	Dial	Movement	Wrist (lights on)

Thermometer DigiAna AW-10 Caliber 378, Battery SR927SW (Renata 395)			Speed Memory 100 AW-20 Caliber 384, Battery SR927SW (Renata 395)			Analog Digital Database with Personal Data AB-550 Caliber 372, Battery LR 1120
Front	Back	Movt	Front	Back	Movt	Front (Link to light grey version)	Back	Movt

 

Digital-Analog Twincept World Timer ABX-53 Caliber 1326, Battery SR927SW (Renata 395)			Digital-Analog Twincept DataBank ABX-50 Caliber 788, Battery SR927SW (Renata 395)
Front	Back	Movt	Front	Back	Movt

 

Digital-Analog Alarm Chronograph AW-38 Caliber 747, Battery SR920SW (Renata 371)			Digital-Analog DataBank AB-50W Caliber 753, Battery SR927SW (Renata 395)
Front	Back	Movt	Front	Back	Movt

 

Analog Digital Database AB-500 Caliber 385, Battery SR927SW (Renata 395)
Front	Back	Movt

 

1/1000th Sec Chrono AW-600 Caliber 373, Battery SR927SW (Renata 395)
Front	Back	Movt

 

Triple Chronograph Watch TRC-100 Caliber 999, Battery CR2016
Front	Side	Buttons	Back	Movt

 

Casio Flip Top FTP-30 Calculator Databank
Wrist Closed + Techn. Hint	Wrist Open
See the more sophisticated Flip Top IA-1000 by following this link please or look for it on  Casio Table I

 

Casio 13 Multilingual Data Bank DB - 37H, ca. 2003
Front	Front Side	Top	Back Full	Back	Wrist

 

Casio DB56W - the battery lasts over 10 years! Caliber 965, Battery CR 2016
Front	Back	Movt

Casio G-Shock Fisherman (Sunrise, Sunset) DW-8600 Titanium Back and Buckle with Moonphase, Sunrise and Sunset, ca. 1996 Caliber 1518, Battery CR 2016
Front	Top	Back 1	Back 2	Wrist 1	Wrist Side

GShock DW-002 Caliber 1298, Battery CR 2016 (band is about to crack)
Front	Side	Back	Parts	Movt

Casio PGW-92 Caliber 978, Battery CR2016 - on a 18 mm Gnomon Watches water resistant leather band (the original Casio bracelet deteriorated into sticky pieces)
Front	Dial	Case Front	Side	Another View	Back	Gnomon Band	Wrist	Wrist close	Wrist Side

Watches that left my collection and went to friends:

IA-1100 Personal Planner Caliber 728, Battery SR1120W I had tried really hard to diagnose this watch's digital part's problems. The display was dim and there was definitely something wrong with its digital circuit. I gave the watch away, to someone that would not worry about it's problems and being happy with the properly working analog part. As a WIS you tend to always focus on the non-working parts ;)
Front	Side	Back	Wrist	Top Cover removed	Movt

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