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This article has been mentioned by multiple media organizations:

Justin McGuirk (2011-04-28). "Casio's F-91W watch: the design favourite of hipsters ... and al-Qaida". The Guardian.
"La Casio F91W, la montre des terroristes?". Slate (magazine). 2011-04-26.
"Casio relance la montre préférée d'Al Qaïda, les footballeurs s'entichent de grosses patates". Atlantico. 2012-06-29.
"The case of an iconic watch: how lazy writers and Wikipedia create and spread fake "facts"". News 3 Las Vegas. 2019-06-15.
"The case of an iconic watch: how lazy writers and Wikipedia create and spread fake "facts"". News 4 San Antonio. 2019-06-15.