how put the hour to casio watches

Casio is a multinational company founded in 1946 in Japan, which manufactures electronic devices, and gained international notoriety for producing high-quality computers, cameras, audio equipment, PDAs, musical instruments and watches. The Casio G-Shocks model we are going to present you here is designed to provide impeccable shock and water resistance along with Casio's large area of sophisticated functionalities and high-technology which distinguished this brand throughout the years. In matters of watch-design, Casio outstands for embedding the well known Japanese high-performance technology in digital inte***ce-display or, as in the case of Casio G-Shock GS1200, in analogue appearance.Compared with other G-Shock watches, this timepiece retains the notorious Casio functionality but also adds brand new features (29 times zones (27 cities), daily alarm, World Time, 1/20 second chronograph, 200 m water resistance, shock absorbing system etc.). The case and bezel of Casio G-Shock GS1200 are made of an interesting combination of stainless steel and black rubber which confers the timepiece a masculine sporty stile, its dark hue dial is fitted with plaid pattern, also a large date display window highlighted by red accents is located at 3 o'clock position. As another design touch�� we can mention the stainless steel Neo-bright luminous hands and markers, which also feature contrasting red detailing. Asides from the attractive sporty looks and variety of functions, the watch is equipped with a very appealing solar power system capable of providing 6 months of power reserve, and radio-set compatible for 6 regions- among those are USA, London, Japan, Germany and China. The radio-set adjustments are made through control buttons positioned on the bezel.No doubt an attractive timepiece, with its large variety of functions, Casio G-Shock GS1200 is a fascinating piece of high-tech equipment which tends to become more than a *** time-telling object and comes for a fairly accessible price of $400.00. Casio G-Shock G S1200 Pictures

Tokyo Flash watches, one of the long-standing bastions of weird and wonderful wristwear, may be challenged by a new competing range from an all-too-familiar source.Slashgear detailed the new editions of Casio watches released in conjunction with Riki Watanabe and none other than Tokyo Flash themselves, which aim to please again with a less-standard approach to timekeeping.The website explained: "The Casio range includes a re-release of their 80s Databank watches, only now in some eye-watering colours - together with the endearingly-chunky Casio Cubic Puzzle 3171."Using bright blues, reds, pinks, oranges and greens, the range has a certain retro look about it, though will undoubtedly be a lot easier to read than some of the wild offerings from Tokyo Flash.Earlier this month, the Tibida LED offering from Tokyo Flash gained praise from Walyou, which explained that its stylings were, much like other offerings by the company, "promisingly futuristic and cool".