The Registry · No. 02 of 42
Casio
37 files in the archive carry a Casio. Everything here comes from the people who wore them.
Seen more than once
Models named by more than one person, exactly as they wrote them.
The files
Casio Duro MDV106G-1AV
A sergeant with the Maricopa County Superior Court Security Department, supervising the only 24/7 court facility in the county, the Intake, Transfer and Release Facility. The team is responsible for the safety and protection of six Initial Appearance Court judges and commissioners.
Casio MDV-107 (Duro)
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. Parked to grab a cup at 7-Eleven, getting ready for a second shift with a trainee.
Casio MVD 106 “Duro”
The Fire Marshal for the City of Tombstone, in southern Arizona.
GShock GA-700
Eight years in the fire service, currently a Lieutenant.
Casio Duro MDV-106-1AVCF
A Franklin County Sheriff's deputy in Columbus, Ohio, sitting in the truck and getting ready for another shift.
Vintage Casio Sea Pathfinder SPF 70 1V Triple Sensor Dive Watch
A First Sergeant. In 2005, deployed to Iraq with an Army brigade reconnaissance troop, and assigned to the Strategic Counterintelligence Directorate on a seven man PSD team for counterintelligence agents. Plain clothes, thin skin vehicles.
Casio g shock GM-2110D-4A
A Primary Care Paramedic with NLHS.
Casio F-91W
Hueytown Engine 1. First due in Hueytown, Alabama, "on my first structure with the ole reliable Casio."
Casio LF30W-1A
A boom operator who deployed seven months ago on ninety six hours of notice, for an unknown amount of time. He did not know what environment to pack for or how much to bring. He knew he needed something to keep time.
Casio G-Shock GW-7900B-1
Seventeen years in the Coast Guard. Eight of those in a Port Security Unit, the rest at a heavy weather small boat station. Retired now, working toward going full time with a fire department, and part of that road ran through becoming an EMT. This is him headed back from the hospital.
Casio MDV -106B-2AV & Casio MTP-1244D-7AJF modded together
A Surface Warfare Officer, currently a Class Officer and instructor at Navy Officer Candidate School, underway aboard USS Constitution in Boston Harbor.
Casio G-Shock DW-9052-1V
A deputy sheriff in Virginia, formerly full time with a county agency, now part time in his city sheriff's office court security division.
Casio A168WA-1
A Marine out of the communications field, now serving on recruiting duty.
CASIO VINTAGE A158WEA-9
Army, Private First Class to Captain between 2020 and 2026. Commercial diver. Pilot. Just started EMT school.
Casio Duro
A Coast Guardsman at Air Station Kodiak, just back from a search and rescue case.
Casio GD350-8
A Marine with an SSTA platoon, photographed in the dust at Twentynine Palms, a radio handset in his fist, notes strapped to his wrist, boots and rock in every direction. The occasion was SLTE 4-26, and his post was a hide site, "monitoring a duration suppression," which is the kind of phrase that tells you everything by telling you almost nothing. The watch has been there for all of it. A high school graduation gift from his uncle, and in his words, "the only piece of kit that hasn't changed over the past 3 years." Rifles change, radios change, platoons turn over, and a gift from family keeps ticking through every evolution. The watch is a Casio GD350-8, bought as a present for a kid finishing high school, now three years deep into a Marine's working life.
Casio G-Shock GW-B5600
A Lieutenant and mechanized infantry officer in the Pakistan Army, wearing a Casio G-Shock GW-B5600.
Casio Duro Mod
A Lieutenant and class officer at Navy OCS, a surface warfare officer by designator, wearing a modified Casio Duro.
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