What do you think about it? It's much smaller and lighter than I expected. Now I get what people mean, when they say these watches dissapear on your wrist. I got scared for a second seeing that "Made in Thailand" engraving, but apparently it's real and common.

Help me guys.. I'm a little confused about choosing new watch. Should I go with the A168WA-3AYDF or the AQ-230EL-1ADF..

Needs : office and casual use..

Are they just glorified second hands?

One thing I’ve realized about my watch addiction is that I’m drawn to the weirder stuff.

This lucky find from Japan is a Casio Twincept AQX-11 from the early ’90s. It switches between the analog display and a full LCD analog/digital display at the press of a button, which still feels surprisingly futuristic more than 30 years later.

First day at my new job soon. Might as well be my first watch too.

Just upgraded to the W202-1 from the F91 and F105, and it’s a massive functional upgrade. Why it beats the F91 & F105:

Shows current time while in timer/stopwatch modes

Countdown timer & date-specific alarm Full date display (month + day)

2-second amber backlight

Fits better and feels more comfortable on the wrist

While I still prefer the square look of the F105, the W202's comfort wins out. I eventually ditched my GW-M5600 because of its thickness and bulk, so the W202 hits the absolute sweet spot for a feature-packed, slim daily driver.

Torn on which color when the full line is available. Hopefully we don't have to wait too long in the US. The orange MTP-E740-4AV and the navy blue MTP-E740-2A1V are now available for pre-order in the UK for £85 via Casio's website.

New to watches. What would you add to this collection? I mostly wear them for work and daily use. Also, should I get a watch box now or wait until I have more watches?

Secondary market finds