I bloody need this watch

no

@@ugugaga4992 no to what?

@@RavenWindrunner nope

He definitely has a keen eye for design!

@souhail You underestimate me

@souhail custom parts ain't cheap depending on the project. And some times getting an actual cheap part costs a lot in shipping.

@Pusalieth you clearly don't mess aroud too much. It's more common to get broke for no results than landing somewere succesfully.

It's not your fault man, the need to understand and tinker is a serious condition....

Hardest choices often requires the strongest will

Mod #1: buy a bigger strap 😂

watch what?

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 me too

Yes, it is about watch.

do you write for theatre? Scene 1. characterA: ... characterB: ...

Same here I was like hmmm wonder what this is KZfaq 😯 oh nice subscribe

The micro SD slot might make that an issue

@@alex_irl6732 such is the opportunity for a good engineering solution. I suppose you could make the sd slot a descending slot, sort of like how cassette readers used to be like, and have the seams be lined with rubber or something. Even then it might be too risky, if not just flat out stupid to be playing in the water with your 1tb micro sd.

Just fill it with oil🤷🏼‍♂️ ive done mine and is now waterproof to thousands of meters.

@@Gogglesofkrome what do you need so much memory in a watch for? You will always have phone somewhere near by.

@@Matyanson its just a slot, casio can't read the card.. its rather a sneaky usb (well, micro sd this time) drive, that won't forget at home as its always on your wrist. and as was mentioned by the author of the video: "yeah, you can get a smart watch, but they spy on you'. if that doesn't make the matter self explanatory - keep on scrolling

KZfaq: You gotta *watch* this.

well I do

every f** ime no mater how many times I press the not interested button it keeps recommending me this channel

@@itsjimmm there's a 'don't reccomend this channel' button too

go for it, it costs only around 11$ lol

I really want to know if this is possible, have you had any luck with tap to pay?

where did you get the steel frame?

​@@chyrt Seriously. Does an F-91 with a steel frame even exist?

BRUH tell us how you got the steel frame for the f-91

There is a "kinda smart" Casio GShock available

Haylou LS05 is pretty cheap and the battery lasts up to 2 weeks (with constant heart monitoring turned off) could be less, i don't have it

Garmin Instinct.

Its like a passive aggressive Carl Sagan lmao

Got a towel handy, mate?

Chougule DN lmao

thats what pebble was but it shutdown after a while

Vibrates when you look north? That sounds like a hellish way of navigating. If anyone would actually need to navigate with a compass they’d never want to do it without visuals

@@BenRangel yeah I don't know why the op said that, just vibrate with my alarm and it's enough for me

BenRangel besides that, you can find out where North is using the sun relative to any watch hand position, you don't need a smart watch with sensors and a vibration motor at all for that.

A compass is possible with this PCB for the f91 hackaday.io/project/165418-pluto-watch-r2

Inverted LCD?

It's not lasting long and it's not bright enough after a couple minutes, additionally, the watch gets harder to read after you removed the reflective back foil from the LCD. The luminous foil has no reflective properties, so the LCD will look dull after the mod. It's even worse if you do it with inverted LCDs, although it looks cool for a couple minutes after charging under a bright lightsource.

Iphones use a copper coil vibrator for their force touch feedback wich is very small and runs on low energy

@@mkay2223 The taptic engine is way too big for this, conventional motors are much smaller

@@mkay2223 a linear actuator, basically the same technology used in the hd rumble in joycons. the cool thing is that it can be scaled down for the same purpose

Dang u guys sound so smart, I'm a noob as of now

I think a vibrator motor from an old iPhone would be small and low power enough to work

all I want is a simple casio style watch that vibrates when I get a notification

Well the main problem is the power required, I imagine it's several orders of magnitude greater than what the watch would normally use, thus drastically reducing the battery life.

@@T19R0N I guess we can only wait for that solid state battery

@@Vysair Let's hope tesla's battery day isn't going to get postponed a lot more. I honestly can't wait for the technology, even though the price might be 3 times higher compared to current batteries.

@@T19R0N with a smaller motor, probably not much of an issue, you don't use alarms THAT often, do you? I think more of an issue is that smaller motor would not be felt much, so if you're busy, you might just miss it... assuming "smaller is lower power requirements" is true, ofc

I wouldn't wash my hands wearing this watch.