Casio don't make plated tin watches. None that I've ever seen. You might be confusing with Timex? I've seen a lot of plated Timex.
Every modern Casio I've seen is steel or titanium or plastic (basic models or g shock). Or sometimes carbon fiber etc.
They are the most durable and most feature packed of almost anything else out there. (Excluding Apple wrist computers but those have their own issues.)
My titanium one. Sapphire crystal, radio sync, solar, timers, alarms, world time, etc. and only 9mm thick.
Japanese precision and incredibly well priced. This one is around 200 USD.
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I've not used one yet but I found traditional metal bracelets completely impossible for me. If I didn't want to strangle my wrist and leave a permanent indent (also very uncomfortable), no size was ever perfect. Too tight in the midday heat and too loose in the evening.
For now I just use a loose fkm rubber, g shock or fabric.
Expanding bracelets are also an option (like the type that feels like there's rubber bands inside it).
Yeah I wasn't trying to argue. Just making conversation.
By the way I think Casio actually have more metal models. I didn't count as it's in the thousands but that's what it looks like on the website.
You can see my titanium one on my profile. I don't have a pic on this phone at the moment.
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