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00:00 - Intro
00:18 - The dial logos
00:40 - The crown
01:10 - The back side
02:06 - The straps
02:42 - The buckles


Closely inspect the watch for rough edges, discoloration, scrolling, or strange-looking text on the watch face, as well as the quality of the strap and clasp. You should also test the brightness of the dial, as many fake CASIO watches will have a noticeably dimmer dial than a real CASIO watch


How do you know if a Casio watch is real?
If the original user guide is photographed please check that the model numbers match those featured on the caseback of the watch. Also check carefully for any errors in logos, spelling and spacing. If the original warranty card is photographed please check carefully for any errors in logos, spelling, spacing and dates.

Is there fake Casio?
Many fake CASIO scientific calculators are seen in the market, so we recommend that you purchase a calculator at a reliable store.


How can you spot a fake watch?
Counterfeit watches are usually made with cheaper materials and are lighter than the original. Type faces and engravings. Engravings on fine watches are generally sharper and more distinct. Type faces can differ in size and shape, too, and the really bad counterfeit watches will have spelling errors.

Which country owns Casio?
Casio is headquartered in Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan.

Is Casio same as G-Shock?
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The G-Shock is a line of watches manufactured by the Japanese electronics company Casio, designed to resist mechanical stress, shock and vibration. G-Shock is an abbreviation for Gravitational Shock.

Is Casio and Seiko the same?
One of the most obvious differences to casual watch shoppers when comparing Casio vs. Seiko is the general aesthetic each company leans toward. While Seiko tends toward traditional, even elegant designs, Casio chases a more modern, often sporty look. Given the companies' histories, this makes sense.

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