Today's Casio is called the What's New. It was released in the late 80s as the successor to the MN-200 (released in 1986). The watch is very slim, in the same style as the FS series of film watches.
The watch has the 567 module, which has time, date, alarm, and chronograph. All of the buttons for the watch are on the watch face.
Design-wise, the watch has an interesting ribbed strap, and the What's New name is on an raised sign below the watch face.
The original Japanese sale price for the watch was 7900 Yen
The watch has the 567 module, which has time, date, alarm, and chronograph. All of the buttons for the watch are on the watch face.
Design-wise, the watch has an interesting ribbed strap, and the What's New name is on an raised sign below the watch face.
The original Japanese sale price for the watch was 7900 Yen
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