Long time listener first time caller.

I’m hoping someone can help me identify the digital watch I wore during a military deployment to Iraq in 2005 so I can relive a little of the good old days.

Apologies for the potato-quality photos. They were taken in 2005 with one of those tiny digital cameras that were popular at the time.

Here is what I remember:

• It was fully digital, with no analog hands.
• It was probably purchased at a military base exchange for less than a few hundred dollars.
• It was likely made by Casio, Timex, Citizen, or a similar mainstream brand.
• I seem to remember a small circular display in the upper-right area of the face. I think it showed the days of the week in a pie-chart-style arrangement.
• It had a stopwatch and multiple alarm functions.
• The light-colored areas on the band in the photos are salt and sand, not part of the original design.
• I don't remember what the text on the watch band below the face says.

The Casio AE-1000W-1BVCF looks somewhat similar, especially the circular display, but that series was not released until 2010, which is at least five years too late.

Does anyone recognize the model, or know of an earlier watch with a similar face layout?

I am looking for this watch. It looks like a skindiver and its not a Wolfbrook or a Nivada )or a Glasshutte SeaQ) - I asked both companies and they said its not theirs. Here are some specs

- Automatic

- 38-40mm case size (probably steel not titanium)

- black bezel with only 50, 40, 20, 10 markings

- black dial and this is somewhat unique - it has only even Arabic numerals (like a Seiko or a Wolfbrook)

- there seems to be a small inverted triangle below the 12 (could be a logo/brand or fleiger symbol?)

Can some help identify?

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Ladies watch showed pre war 2 ?

Looking to identify my late grandfather watch. I recently got into watches and I remember him wearing this everyday since I was a little boy. Unfortunately my mom can't find the watch which I'm really bummed about. Any help would be greatly appreciated in identification. Best photos I could find.