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·One day, I was ruminating and realised the watch I wore during my University days was stashed somewhere at home.
It was a CASIO CMD-40 TV Remote Watch and it was the coolest thing I remember seeing on a family friend in primary school. Fast forward to when I left for university, my parents managed to pick up one of these for around SGD$90 in one of those neighbourhood pop and mop watch shops. I wore this quite proudly during my earlier part of university only to switch it out to a G-shock Mudman/Luminox Sentry 0200 later on.
After some rummaging I found it in my missus drawer. Watch head only but with springbars in-situ, crystal had a big gash down the middle and evidently battery was dead.
A quick trip to the shops brought back a CR2032 battery and after some googling how to access the battery compartment I managed to get the new battery in. Finally an AC reset brought it back to life! I actually feared it would've been all but dead.
Managed to score a NOS CASIO strap for this watch on the Bay and after a couple of nights with polywatch it looked good to go! I daresay the lumed numbers even look slightly patina-ed.
So what was your School-going watch? (doesn't matter if you don't have it in your possession!)
It was a CASIO CMD-40 TV Remote Watch and it was the coolest thing I remember seeing on a family friend in primary school. Fast forward to when I left for university, my parents managed to pick up one of these for around SGD$90 in one of those neighbourhood pop and mop watch shops. I wore this quite proudly during my earlier part of university only to switch it out to a G-shock Mudman/Luminox Sentry 0200 later on.
After some rummaging I found it in my missus drawer. Watch head only but with springbars in-situ, crystal had a big gash down the middle and evidently battery was dead.
A quick trip to the shops brought back a CR2032 battery and after some googling how to access the battery compartment I managed to get the new battery in. Finally an AC reset brought it back to life! I actually feared it would've been all but dead.
Managed to score a NOS CASIO strap for this watch on the Bay and after a couple of nights with polywatch it looked good to go! I daresay the lumed numbers even look slightly patina-ed.
So what was your School-going watch? (doesn't matter if you don't have it in your possession!)
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