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Height x Width x Depth

 

But....but.....some resin has real stiff strap sticking out.

 

Thanks to everybody!

I really know what H and W stand for in English.

I still don't know how to apply it to a Casio watch.

Does W stand for the measurement from the left side to the right-side including the crown?

What is H for? How does Casio measure H?

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I have tried measuring my gshocks then comparing it with the dimensions I found from casios website, well I guess.. D is the thickness of the watch, W is the measurements from left edge to the right edge of the bezel, H is from, hmm imagine the watch without the resin bands, then measure the watch from top to bottom edge, measuring it on the center of the watch.

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That explains everything!

Very interesting. Casio provides H while many other brands don't. Cannot figure out it why.

Thanks!!!!!!!!!!

 

H = lug to lug

 

Thank you!

 

That is wrong too, I'm afraid. Lugs are hidden behind the bezel so lug to lug in your understanding would be about 0,5cm less than real height.

No need to be scared I'll take your word for it.

 

If you allow me to adapt this to the "Pro Trek" series, is the width measurement strictly the equator of the watch face including the bezel but excluding the usually protruding sensor and buttons? It would be helpful to have this confirmed. In case this is measured from the furthest protruding element on the left to the furthest protruding element on the right, the recent model with its forty-five millimetres would be too small for my liking.