Exploring the Toughness of the G-Shock GG-1000: Features, Reviews, and More Review

This watch has replaced my Columbia watch! I've been wearing it every day for two weeks now and I can't complain! This watch is more expensive than some sports watches, but it's worth it! The compass works very well, the backlight is very bright but the best thing is that I don't even have to light it up if I don't want to because the hour and minute hands glow in the dark and you can tell the time EASILY without the backlight of the Watch! Very nice well thought out watch! I would recommend it

I own and still own a few G-Shock watches but this is my first Mudman and currently my favorite. The size, weight, functionality and style are perfect for what I was looking for - and the price wasn't bad at all! I like the fact that the compass function is actually a compass. Unlike some other ABC watches I've had, this isn't a digital compass. The seconds hand acts like a compass needle and moves accordingly; The readings are digital, but I can handle that. If you're looking to upgrade your…

I first bought an open box and found the analog hands would not install. The clock worked differently, but for that. I was afraid the watch would look ridiculous on me, but when I tried it on I actually found that it wears a lot less than you might think. It's very convenient and very easy. So I sent the defective one back and ordered a new one. That's great. Came exactly to 5 seconds of an atomic clock. All I had to do was reset my home time zone and it has kept perfect time ever since. Now I…

I have to say I love this watch. I thought long and hard about buying this watch or taking the risk and buying the GWG-1000. I have a rangeman and I love atomic time and solar energy. I miss that. However, I paid $200 for GG and GWG $600. I just don't see the price difference. I really wanted a GWG but not for the $400 difference. I wouldn't pay more than $200 for the watch I have and probably $400 for a GWG. I just don't think you'll get double the hours and I definitely don't see the triple…

I always carry a G-Shock with me as I love the reliability and durability of this watch. I certainly have a good watch and other normal everyday watches, but as a daily driver I usually use my stun gun most of the time. Unfortunately, my latest Casio G100-1BV G-Shock Classic Ana-Digi men's watch is being discontinued because it no longer displays the time. The digital part still works, but after a few years it's time for a new watch. For a $50 watch I really can't complain as I've used this…

Analog second hand serves as an electronic compass! The cool star spins to indicate the active feature! Two digital displays for time and information - unless it's around 10-2 or 7-8. At this time, huge arrows block part of the display (see photo). As usual, Casio packs a lot of technology on the wrist and then fails because of the backlight (see photo). The LED illuminates the analog hands well, but the LCD elements remain in the "dark". There are Japanese versions, brown or green versions…

I bought his watch in 2017 and had to send it in for repair almost immediately. They fixed it for free but after two years the warranty ended and the watch stopped working. The instruction manual appears to have been written by someone whose native language is not English, the font is so small that you need a magnifying glass to read it, and the instructions for setting the clock are so complicated that they would confuse an engineer. Attempts to determine if the blackout was caused by a dead…

I have owned a G-Shock watch for many years and this is my first analogue version. It's a big watch, but the light weight negates its size. Buy this if you need a watch for working out, hiking, working with power tools, etc. It's not made for the boardroom or suit and tie, but for people who can work with their hands and be rough on the clock. Two reasons. Four stars: Casio should have used a sapphire crystal in this case. Sapphire isn't much larger than mineral crystal, and people are happy to

If I could give them zero stars I would. The watch worked great, but when the battery had to be replaced 15 months after purchase (guarantee valid for 1 year), everything went downhill. I unscrewed the back to replace the battery and all of the internal components fell out. Casio contacted and was instructed to send them the watch and parts for battery replacement and repair. They sent us a service request saying between $10 and $150 but later said it would be $220 and up. I tried calling Casio