Casio, Japan,
Table I, Watches 1 - 30
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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.
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GT-000 G-Cool
Cal. 1514, CR2016 |
| Front |
Side |
Back 1 |
Back 2 |
Open 1 |
Open 2 |
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G-Shock
Raysman Tough Solar DW9300
Caliber 1583 |
| Front |
Top |
Top Back |
Back |
Mud Resist Logo |
Wrist |
Wrist Side |
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Analog
Digital Alarm
Chronograph AD-702
Caliber 388, Battery SR920W |
AD-300 Illuminator
Analog Digital Chronograph
Caliber 1320, CR1616 + SR920SW |
| Front |
Back |
Movt |
Front |
Back |
Movt1 |
Movt2 |
Top
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VDB 1000 The
first TouchScreen, probably the
smartest Casio ever built with menu interface
Caliber 658, CR2016 |
| Front |
Back |
Movt |
Reset Instr. |
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VDB 2010 Second
TouchScreen Hotbiz 200 Memory Protect
Caliber 1554, CR2016 |
| Front |
Close-up |
Back |
Movt |
Reset Instr. |
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DB-2000 Hotbiz 200 Memory Protect
Caliber 1498, CR2016
(very similar to Hotbiz TouchScreen VDB 2010) |
| Front |
Back |
Movt |
Reset Instr. |
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Menu-driven
Casio DataBank DBX100
Cal. 216, Batteries 2 x CR1220
Super cool interface, but buried in 2004 |
DataBank DBX112 (plastic case)
Cal. 642, Battery CR1616 |
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Burial Picture |
Back |
Side |
Movt |
Front |
Back |
Movt |
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The
slimmest DataBank DBX-103
Caliber 642, CR1616 |
DBM-150 First
Memory Protect DataBank
Caliber 1079, CR2016 |
| Front |
Back |
Movt |
Reset Instr. |
Front |
Back |
Movt |
Reset Instr. |
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First Casio DataBank DBC-610, Oct. 1988,
Berne Interdiscount
Cal. 676, Battery CR1616 |
| Front
(Story) |
Side 1 |
Side 2 |
Back |
Movt |
Top
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Analog
Digital Database with Personal Data AB-550
Caliber 372, Battery LR 1120
Opened watch on Casio Table II>>> |
Casio FlipTop DataBank IA-1000
Caliber 727, Battery CR 2012 (runs erratically with a CR2016) |
| Front (dark
dial) |
Side |
Front
and Story |
Opened |
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PRT-500 PRO
TREK Twincept Twin Sensor (Alti, Thermo)
Caliber 1376, CR2016 |
| Front |
Sensor
Close-up |
Crown
& Back |
Clasp |
Movt |
Reset Instr. |
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Front Jog-Key 2149 |
| On Wrist
1 |
On Wrist
2 |
The IR and Game Department -
CASIO's "More then just time!" at its best
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TSR-100 First
IR Thermo Scanner
Caliber 1190, CR2025 |
CMD-40 Second
IR Wrist Remote Controller
Caliber 1174, CR2032 |
| Front |
Side |
Back |
Movt |
Front |
Display |
IR Sender |
Back |
Movt |
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JG-100 First
IR Game Watch with Message Communication
Caliber 1268, CR2032 |
| Front |
Another
View |
Display
and Buttons |
IR Sender
& Receiver |
Back |
Reset Instr. |
CASIO Watches that left my collection and went to friends
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ABX-67 First
Twincept Calendar Resin
Cal. 1758, 2 x R394
or SR927SW |
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Front |
Dial |
Calendar |
Back |
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G-Shock
Mr G 100T Titanium, ca. 1998
Cal. 1569, Battery CR 1216 - went to a good watch friend in NYC in
July 2006 |
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Logo |
Top |
Back |
Back 2 |
Movt |
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G-Shock
Mr G Titanium
continued |
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Wrist |
Wrist 2 |
Wrist Side |
Clasp |
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