Do you still own it?

Stefan, you will love it more today, no CGI and what a master piece. There is also a cool making of on youtube .

Thanks Lusasi for the comment, it is comments like these that keep me going. Cheers.

Yes, and they are quite popular among Alien fans, some people make complete cases.

More videos incoming for sure, thanks for the comment and support

You remoce the spring bars

Hi Solano, been busy with life in general but I am getting back on track :), thanks for caring.

@@VintageDigitalWatches Thank you for answer, I am glad to know that you are ok. I have a small collection of watches and if possible I would like to send pic to you. I am a lawyer but because your videos I already start to buy tools to fix watchs... LOL

Solano Henriques Haha, no matter what you are , watches are a nice hobby, sure send me some pics or better yet join the Facebook group Vintage Digital Watches

very, very true

Alberto Martín Hi, oh man I don't think I can because I don't have enogh experience.

郑炳灿 Sounds like a component on the boards is faulty or the IC of the watch is faulty, but you have to give me more information.

@@VintageDigitalWatches may i have your email ? and i will send u some pic about the watch.

Nver worked on a mod like that but I think you need to add a button first

It is not a stike, it is printed from the back of the glass, on the glass

Are there multiple sizes?

@@VintageDigitalWatches yes on the shapeways order page for the bracket there’s an option for size from small to extra large.

To what are you reffering Caleb?

Vintage Digital Watches hi! On the shapeway site they have 2 sizes for the orange module, medium and Large. I was wondering which size did you get?

@@caleb256 Well I don't think he had that option when I got it, shoot him a message, probably the larger one is for the calculator watch

Vintage Digital Watches I will, thanks!✌🏼

Caleb djk Medium is for the Casio F100, and large is for the Casio calculator watch

Probably superglue

@@VintageDigitalWatches I've heard superglue won't bond nylon, though.

@@hettrickart5574 I don't wear the watch only about 2-3 times a year so I can't speak to a normal wear experience. Probably sowing it would be best.

Hi, you can check prices in the Sold Listings section of eBya.

@@VintageDigitalWatches ok i dont now release of this model its made in korea cased in malaysia i have it from 1995

Will probably get a black one. As you did see all I had around the workshop was that light-brown one :)

@@VintageDigitalWatches That's right, good improvisation, painted with Sharpie. 😁 I recently follow your videos. I am an amateur collector of Casio watches from the 80s / 90s., and I also try to bring them back to life after a long sleep. Now I am a little forgetful of this, but I have about 100 Casio and some Citizen. I hope more videos!

@@GabrielEkart That is a good sized collection, do yoy also have some contemporary models or only vintage ones?

@@VintageDigitalWatches Only from the 80's and 90's, now I have them stored in boxes since I moved recently. I think the 80s was the best time of Casio watches. well now I use every day my Amazfit Pace

Hi, oh man, I have to remove it from the cradle and it is not that quick :P. And it is an angled piece of plastic that I don't have means to measure it. I think you can find files online for 3d printing if you look on Alien forums.

@@VintageDigitalWatches thank you for replying.

Wait till august, they are releasing new remake called A100 , buy it

Ebay :)

Or just do what @Clone-232 suggested

Do you have a service manual or a user manual?

hi :) thank you very much for answering :) this is a manual service ... is everything but there is no way to disassemble the button A to power the block out of the case ... I do not want to get stronger because damage ... I need to turn the block to unscrew 3 srubki to get to the crystal oscillator ... he must have fallen to measure and I need to raise it as you showed ... wants to use a multimeter in diode test mode ... everything blinks as the light turns off and is ok ... battery good .. liquid crystal panel cleaned but I do not have how to get to the other side .. the watch is beautiful I do not want to spoil it more ...@@VintageDigitalWatches

@@lcdliker5273 I am having a bit of trouble understanding what you say, but have you tried this manual? www.digitalwatchlibrary.com/images/seiko_manuals/M354A.pdf

@@VintageDigitalWatches yes ... I have read these instructions before .... my watch is flashing ... when you turn on the light it stops flashing there is probably a broken oscillator because the battery is good ... I have to get to the oscillator but I can not get out the button A to get there get ... in the instructions there is no reemowed button A to rotate the module ... M354 is a specific watch first download cristall glass with case but the module stays in the back cover and holds it in the A button ... sorry I speak English only a little that's why it's difficult to understand me

@@lcdliker5273 Hi, removing button A is described in those instructions, are you sure you read them? The removal of the buttons is much like removing the stem from a mechanical watch, you basically have a small lever that you have to press and then pull the buttons out. It is described in chapter II . And the flashing of the LCD is not because of an oscillator, it must be something else.

Hi, I stopped doing fixes because of too little time.

What do you mean? :)