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Casio has been making dependable watches since I can remember. They were one of the first companies to make digital watches and they have evolved and changed with technology.Casio offers watches for just about anything and everything. They have a full line of watches that will let you know what the current tide is. This is ideal for surfers, fisherman and boaters. I love Casio products because they really do what they say and they are more than dependable and I have experienced that first hand.When I was younger I had a digital watch made by Casio. It was a G Shock model. The key selling point was that this digital watch was waterproof and almost indestructible. I had been through quite a few watches already and the G Shock sounded like the perfect match. There was a commercial for it where it was used in place of a puck in a hockey game and it survived.I wore this watch on my left arm and it survived a near fatal car crash. I was in a head on collision where I was hit by another car that was going over 120 mph! If it was not for my age I would have been killed. My left arm was badly broken. It had been broken in over five places and my whole forearm bone had been shattered. It had to be surgically repaired. I was wearing my Casio watch on my left arm when I was in this car wreck and after I healed, I asked my parents where it was. They did not know, so I found what was left of my car from the accident and looked for my watch. I found it under the seat. The band had broken but the watch worked fine. It survived when my arm almost did not! Casio makes watches that you can depend on!

Concord's latest addition to the Saratoga collection is equipped with an oversized double window for the date at 12 o'clock and small seconds at 6 o'clock.The case is in an octagonal shape and is available in white or pink gold. The dial is engine-turned. The automatic movement is visible through the sapphire display back.The crown has a patented protective latch that ensures water resistance to 50 meters.2/18/03