Review on CASIO G-Shock Wrist Watch by Adam Edison ᠌

I selected a watch based on the following criteria: 1) Capable of swimming in water (2) Fall safety 3) Format of the digital time display 4) The lack of extraneous components in the design Actually, this instance satisfies the criteria in every way. You can swim in them without any issues, and the design is pleasingly concise. I frequently drop stuff because I'm reckless with objects. I dislike things on the display that, in my opinion, are extraneous or that don't have any semantic weight. Here, everything is flawless. There are no blinking stripes, circles, or other nonsense. . They are 6-7 seconds behind after almost 4 months of use. I was pleased with the accuracy throughout this time (I initially set it to second per second). The condition is still perfect, having successfully withstood the test of all potential influences of moisture and even dirt. . After six months of use: garbage. The display periodically darkens. Official Casio support confirmed that the battery is not the issue. The watch itself is the issue. I haven't yet revised my rating.