I have been in contact with a Casio repair shop about my broken A-158 Casio. I have had the watch for about a year before the reset button broke. The repair shop could not find replacement parts for my Casio, so it sent me a replacement watch instead. Fortunately the frugal A-158 is still circulating in my collection.

I'm curious 😇

I spent some time today replacing stainless steel and leather with rubber, sailcloth and NATO. Here’s the collection, minus my G-Shocks and the OG - my Citizen EcoDrive Chrono, which has a broken crystal.

My three straps from BluShark finally came in. I got two black straps and a green nylon one for a more field look. Not too sure about how the green does well with the black and bronze, but the black straps look very cool indeed. I did want to get a few more straps from Glycine, but due to tariff fees and most of their strap buckles not really matching the color of the watch, I passed on it

In addition to my new Glycine watch, I have bought another combat-ish watch. It is the G-Shock, it apparently has its uses by those serving in the US Armed Forces. As regarding my A-158 it is sadly out of action right now due to the reset button not working properly. It is unable to be pressed fully meaning it cannot reset the stopwatch or adjust time. I am slightly considering retiring the A158 because of this and simply get different Casio in the future