The r/casio moderator team is attempting to build a resource here for current and future casio enthusiasts. Clearer images help others with the assessment of your watch. Clear images also help future casio fans who may not know what to look for when their own comparisons arise.
Real, Fake, and Quality Control (manufacturing defect) checks were moved from the main r/casio megathread into this r/CasioQC subreddit last year. This was done in an attempt to free up the main feed, and to simultaneously make a central repository for this type of information.
By requiring clear front and back images as a main submission criteria (which has been a long-term rule), you're only increasing your own odds at receiving quick replies from our community experts who enjoy helping in this way. Forgetting or refusing to include these images will result in your submission being removed.
An example of an UNCLEAR image would be this mod shield for example. See how blurry the "r/casioQC" fonts are in the middle of this white shield? That's what we're trying to avoid (i.e. blurry text).
If you have any questions, feel free to comment or reach out via modmail
