Reply With QuoteThe older I get the harder it is to see a normal watch!.
The Casio will eventually be the watch I could only tell the time by!.
Quite often it's asked 'What's the easiest to read digital display' for an older relative etc...
If asked previously I would have said my G Shock GD350 - have recently picked up this Casio AE1500 - although not a G Shock for under £30 I'm quite happy
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The older I get the harder it is to see a normal watch!.
The Casio will eventually be the watch I could only tell the time by!.
Mondaine are the winners for analogue clarity. 42mm Giant...
Not Casio negative display mind
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Following on from my previous post - just bought this - Marathon GPDOriginally Posted by NIGE UK
Quite often it's asked 'What's the easiest to read digital display' for an older relative etc...
If asked previously I would have said my G Shock GD350 - have recently picked up this Casio AE1500 - although not a G Shock for under £30 I'm quite happy
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Blue version at Argos, only £25. Was a bargain £18 recently but back up to full price now
https://www.argos.co.uk/product/2254...0resin:36:37:1
Ha, I'm on an unrushed lookout for a large display watch for cycling.
Two months ago I tried these two on:
TBH, I didn't like how the oversized AE sat on the wrist.
I have these two for running:
They are much more manageable on the wrist but not really legibility champions. The Casio has has a barely adequate backlite and the Timex's display is annoying in that if you don't look at it a fairly right angle, all its fields turn black:
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