Casio EFK-110DvsSeagull 1963 Chronograph Times Edition 40mm

The Casio EFK-110D is praised for its refined feel, improved wearability due to a thinner 38mm case, and good overall quality for its price. Owners note the white dial resembles a "baby GS snowflake" and consider the EFK-110D a piece of history as one of Casio Edifice's first automatic models. One owner calls the EFK-110D-2A a perfect watch but questions the unsigned crown. The EFK-110D is praised for its exceptional quality given its sub-$80 price, with one owner finding it a steal that visually competes with an Omega Aqua Terra. Overall, owners rate the Casio EFK-110D highly for its refined feel and value at the price.

Owners widely praise the Seagull 1963 Chronograph Watch Times Edition 40mm for its well-finished polished case and beautifully operating signed crown. The 40mm size is reported to wear well, even for those who typically avoid watches over that diameter, and one owner appreciates the visibility of the ST1901 movement through the display case back. Some owners report inconsistent quality control with the ST1901 movement, with one needing repairs within six months due to loose screws. The 40mm moonphase version is noted as having a well-proportioned thickness of 12.7mm. Overall, owners consider the Seagull 1963 Chronograph Watch Times Edition 40mm an iconic and unique starter chronograph, with its value and historical significance being key draws.