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Keeper for Casio GShock Watch

calex71 · 2009-01-10 19:32:00

Mods move if in the wrong forum please. Couldnt think of anywhere else to put this. Looking to find a keeper for a casio g shock watch, you know that little band around the strap to keep it in place while you are wearing it. Tried several places to be told they dont do them / cant order them, or id need a whole new strap.…

10-01-2009 7:32pm

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Mods move if in the wrong forum please. Couldnt think of anywhere else to put this.

Looking to find a keeper for a casio g shock watch, you know that little band around the strap to keep it in place while you are wearing it.

Tried several places to be told they dont do them / cant order them, or id need a whole new strap.

Anyone know where i might find one , tried google and ebay with no luck

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#2 10-01-2009 8:12pm

Gyalist

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They're not sold separately. You need to buy a new strap.

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#3 10-01-2009 8:21pm

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Hmm if only there were a forum to discuss Watches and Timepieces.

Support It!;)

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#4 10-01-2009 8:29pm

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Moved to Fashion & Appearance for now

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#5 10-01-2009 8:40pm

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Re your question, I'm almost certain that when I was younger I had one of those keepers replaced. It was in an old-school watch repair shop (which unfortunately is now closed) so perhaps it was a spare from an old strap.

Your best bet is to try and avoid the 'box-pusher' new-watch-only retailers I'd say and try find somewhere which specialises a bit more in repairs.

/edit: Found this: http://www.ontime-watches.com/pu-strap-keeper-4-pack-xidp202428.html and http://www.cdwplus.com/singleotherP.html (I'm assuming it's a plastic strap)

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#6 11-01-2009 12:35am

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thanks for the links Sean, i have had 2 of these watches in 17 years (im 28 now) and i replaced the keeper on the 1st on years ago with one i had lying about , this time its proving more difficult :mad:

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