Review on Casio G-Shock Mudman Multiband6 Japanese Model [GW-9300-1JF]: The Ultimate Rugged Timepiece by Ada Adamek ᠌

In my opinion, this is the perfect G-shock. Different pros: - Solar battery and battery of unrealistic capacity: the manual claims that a fully charged watch can live without light for up to 8 months. - Size: A few millimeters on both sides are more compact than most G-shocks, making them look powerful without being ostentatious. - Good compass and thermometer. - Water-resistant: you can spend time outdoors, swim in the watch many times - and no fogging of the glass. I even swam in the Arctic Ocean in them - no problem. - Not overloaded display: the emphasis is on the time-date-day of the week, and not on unknown nonsense. The improvised second hand (in standard mode runs in the compass window) and the phases of the moon take up a very small part of the display, thus maintaining the perfect balance of design and functionality. - The case and the strap are not varnished - the color of the watch is the color of the material from which it is made. This is not always the case with Casio, and painted cases are often scratched, especially considering that the watch is designed for an active lifestyle. You don't have to worry about these hours. Cons below: It is inconvenient to use the watch in the dark: even if you set the backlight to a maximum of three seconds, when you press any button, it goes out. Setting an alarm is therefore very difficult: turn on the backlight - press the desired button, turn it on again - another action, and so on.