Comparing Casios.

I thought I'd share for anyone interested, my image showing the size difference between a Casio G-Shock GBD-200 and a Casio W-800. Both have negative display and show that the G-Shock has far superior legibility.

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I think the G-Shock may have finer glass or "crystal" but it look strange with the second on next row...

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vantechmag.com

I think the G-Shock may have finer glass or "crystal" but it look strange with the second on next row...

I guess it makes more space for the hours and minutes on screen.

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Casio has really improved their negative displays. They used to be pretty bad, even on the Gs. Nice shot.

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watchcollector1968

Casio has really improved their negative displays. They used to be pretty bad, even on the Gs. Nice shot.

Thank you.. I love the new MIP displays.. not much of a fan of the fitness tracking but others would like it. Battery life isn't marvellous for a Casio either but way better than full-on smart watches. Thankful that the battery used is readily available and inexpensive.

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Didn't realise how big the W-800 was?!

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SilvioFWC

Didn't realise how big the W-800 was?!

Yeah, I like them.. not as small as the f91.. The W-800 is like a mini G-Shock. I have modded mine by swapping the original strap for a chunkier strap from a Casio AE1100W.

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I never liked the negative display, until I saw this GShock. Both are handsome as hell.