Faceplate for Casio WS-1700H in Royale case
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This faceplate can be used with the module from a Casio WS-1700 to relocate it into the popular "Royale" watch case.
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The Casio AE1200WH "Royale" is a cool and affordable watch, popular with modders.
The Casio WS-1700H is a more recent model with a "tide graph" which comes in a case that is more rugged-looking than the Royale. (As of May 2024 it's scarce because a minor but significant firmware bug involving the "dual time" mode caused a halt in production. They'll be available again soon.)
If you buy a WS-1700H for the tide and moon feature but want to relocate the internal timekeeping module into a more sensible looking case, the Royale is a great candidate. The problem is that while the WS1700's module itself fits, the black plastic printed faceplate does not fit. You can try to file the original faceplate, or you can 3d print this minimalist faceplate which lacks all the printing and outlines of the original. I think it looks nice, but some of the angles could be improved. I included photos of the Royale and WS-1700h faceplates in case you'd like to try modeling a better one.
Printed on a Mk3S+ on PLA using a 0.4 nozzle at maximum resolution, ironed on top. Took all of 10 minutes.