Item Tag: Casio

CASIO F-184W-1QJH Classic Digital WatchJDM (Japanese Domestic Model) If you want to go deep into 80’s, this hidden gem is my recommendation.The famous F-91W was introduced in 1989 at the end of 80’s, but F-84W was introduced in 1986 in the middle of cool era. This has been a Japanese Domestic Model distributed only in Japan, and the oldest existing “F-Series (Black Digital ver.)” model still in regular production for 38 years (not a re-production or limited model). The face is much more simple and classical than F-91W by not using Italic or Bold fonts, and the green color of “water resistant” letters are humble yet stands-out very beautifully.The unique characteristic of this model apart from current other F-Series is the ‘band’, which gets quickly narrower from lug (18mm) towards buckle (14mm) like a lady’s watch, and the pararallel line pattern on the surface looks very cool.The case size for both width/height and thickness are approximately 1mm each smaller than F-91W. Highly recommended to get one before discontinued in near future. The functions are very simple and same as F-91W (Module No. 593).LED light1/100 sec. stopwatch with splitAuto calendarAlarm and hourly signal7 years batterySpecification Model : F-84W-1QJHCase Size : 38.7mm (1.5in) x 33.4mm (1.3in) x 8.5mm (0.3in)Weight : 21g / 0.7oz Battery : CR2016 (approx. life of 7years)Water Resistant : 3bar Accuracy : +/-30sec. per month Shipping FREE ECONOMY SHIPPING by AIR (without tracking number and insurance) If you need tracking number, insurance, and faster delivering, please choose STANDARD or EXPENDID international shipping with optinal fees. Estimated Delivery Time for Free Economy ShippingAsia (7-14days)North America/Europe/Australia (14-21days)South America (21-31days)*I will supply “Sender’s Receipt” from Japan Post substitute for tracking number. NoteImport duties and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are resposible to buyersPlease check with your country’s custom office to determine additional costs prior to bidding buying.These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight company or when you pick the items up, thus do not confuse them for additional shipping charges.We do not mark merchandise value below value or mark items as gifts since US and international goverment regulations prohibit such behavior.