Casio World Time Watch
Two wrists from one patrol squad in a South Alabama agency, both wearing the same customized Casio World Time, the squad's unit watch, photographed over the cruiser laptop while sharing intel on gang members and dope dealers in their precinct and planning the day's proactive work. His words: worn pridefully by arguably the best squad in the department. Simple, reliable, and effective, just like the squad. A unit watch does not need a four figure price tag. It needs everyone wearing it to mean it. If you have a wrist shot from somewhere that matters, submit at the link in bio. Tempus Est Potentia.
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Casio AE1200 World Time
The AE1200 is the watch the internet nicknamed the Casio Royale, a digital world timer with a map on the dial, five alarms, a ten year battery, and 100 meters of water resistance for around thirty dollars. It has developed a cult following precisely because it does everything a working watch needs to do and nothing it does not. This squad went a step further and customized their dials, turning a catalog Casio into a unit watch.
The Unit Watch
Unit watches are an old tradition, squadron dials and regiment casebacks stretching back a century, and they usually come from boutique brands at boutique prices. This squad did it the enlisted way: a proven thirty dollar tool, made theirs. The photo was taken mid-briefing, laptop open, intel moving about gang members and dope dealers in the precinct, the day's proactive efforts taking shape. Two wrists in frame, same watch, same squad. That is the point.