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Comment by anthk

8 months ago

For Gen-Zers, that's the watch everyone's dad and older millenials used to wear everywhere in the world.

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danillonunes  8 months ago

I've seen a lot of young people wearing the silver and gold versions of it. I think there's a vintage trend, just like with the cyber shot cameras, but they're not really full committed to the black rubber ones.

prmoustache  8 months ago

my 11 year old daughter has one too. And she asked for it.

I think that was because of Shakira's song against her ex.

  • croisillon  8 months ago 

      I'm worth two 22-year-olds

  You traded in a Ferrari for a Twingo

  You traded in a Rolex for a Casio

    if anything your daughter should wear a Rolex?

    • prmoustache  8 months ago

      Well it depends which side she took. I didn't really asked for a reasonning but if that new girlfriend is the reason her ex dumped her, that mean she is not that bad and a Casio may not be that inferior to a Rolex (which would anyway have led to a straight no had she asked for it). After all, a Casio F-91W is more reliable than a Rolex to give time and has other features such as an alarm clock.

      I think Casio in some latin countries played with it as meme on twitter at the time.

      I also think a Twingo is overall a much better car than any Ferrari for daily and lawful use.

    • torbid  8 months ago

      I guess that's a question of whether you like the musician or the music. In the arc of the song, the boyfriend clearly developed good taste.