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This Casio G-Shock digital watch offers a stylishly rugged look, world-savvy features ideal for business or adventure, and a durable design. The watch's atomic timekeeping calibrates the displayed time with radio signals to ensure a high level of accuracy, and the tough solar power offers a battery life of approximately 11 months on full charge without further exposure to light. The watch is built with a round stainless steel bezel, stainless steel case, and a stylish stainless steel band with a fold-over push-button clasp. The digital window shows the time in a bold central display, with world time settings for up to 29 time zones (30 cities), daylight savings option, and a city code display. The digital window also conveniently shows the day of the week above and the month and date below, automatically pre-programmed through 2099. The battery power level and calibration signal reception are indicated on the sides. This watch also offers four daily alarms and one snooze alarm, a time recorder, a 1/100 second stopwatch function, and a handy automatic EL backlight with afterglow. Specially designed for shock resistance and water resistant up to 660 feet, this digital quartz powered watch is backed by a 1-year limited manufacturer's warranty.
Technical Details
- Quartz movement
- Auto receive function (4 times per day); Signal: WWVB, Frequency: 60kHz
- Auto EL Backlight with Afterglow; World Time
- 29 times zones (48 cities), city code display, daylight saving auto/on/off
- Water-resistant to 660 feet (200 M)
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2009-09-03
By Melvin Solomon (illinois)
the watch is everthing that you wrote about it in your description of it.
the only problem i had with it a small one at best, the glass gets dirty.
it's fun when people start talking about the correct time and i tell them my solar
atomic watch says it is, within one second, you can't argue with that. i wish the airlines would use it.
2009-09-02
By Michael S. Holman (Columbus,Ohio - Key West, FL)
This is my second G-shock, atomic, solar watch. The first one lasted about nine years. I like the accuracy and that is the reason I bought another one. The watch is a heavy watch, so if you are looking for thin, this is not the watch for you. The only problem, and it is a significant problem, is adjusting the stainless steel band, i.e., removing the required number of links so that the band fits. I remembered from last time, so I took the watch to a jeweler to have the band adjusted. The jeweler took the watch and proceeded to attempt to adjust the band, but after about ten minutes he gave up. That left the project to me. It took me about 2 1/4 of hard work with many, many, many failed attempts to finally succeed. I think I finally learned how to do it in a reasonable amount of time - provided I get the right tool - a Spring Bar Removal Tool. They are inexpensive and I strongly recommend that you get one when you order your watch. I attempted the removal with a small flat head screwdriver, which did not work well at all. Here is how I would attempt the link removal if I have to do it again:
Next to the clasp, you will find a spring bar hole that is not covered. Except for the other end of the clasp, all the spring bar holes are covered. I suggest that you bend a paper clip and use the clip to push the spring bar down. Once the bar is down, work it out of its hole. You should then be able to remove it and disengage that link from the clasp. Now you need to remove the number of links you need to size the band. These spring bars are covered, but there is a small opening. As you look at the spring bar, you will see that it has ridges. The idea is to use the spring bar tool, which has a small "V" at the end to push the ridge on the spring bar down. Once the spring bar is down, work it out, and you will have disengaged the link or links. Now you need to reattach, the last link to the clasp. You insert the spring bar in the chamber and press the top down using the tool. Now you work it so that it is aligned with the hole and springs into place.
Good Luck!
2009-08-31
By Will
This watch has been great, personally I wanted a watch that I would never have to set or change to Daylight Savings Time twice a year. And I never wanted to have to replace the battery either.
This watch has been great on those accounts I wake up on the day after the DST change and the watch has corrected itself!! Great convienence! It also tells you when the battery is charged up. I bought a Citizens watch that was quadruple the price and solar powered (not Atomic though) and in the instructions it said if your watch starts acting erratically you may want charge it by putting it in bright light!?! Are you supposed to do this after you miss the important mtg when you figure out you expensive watch is not working right???? This watch tells you where you are at as far as battery strentgh.
Only complaint is that the dark grey pieces are plastic and they wear a bit and change color. Also once in a while it gets a little condensation inside the watch, but it goes away within a few hours and it works perfectly so it hasnt affected the performance. I highly recommend this watch if those cosmetic things dont bother you and keep in mind they took a few years to develope. It looked great for quite a while.
2009-08-30
By Thomas W. Furst
I love this watch. I has all the features I want in a watch. It is accurate, tough, and does not need battery changes. It has the time, day of the week, month and day of the month in an easy to see display.
2009-08-28
By Merlin F. Driggs
I love my new watch. I love that the battery recharges itself. Just reurned from London and loved how easy it was to go to London time on my watch and still see what time it was in Los Angeles. I hghly recommend this stong, sturdy and efficent watch to all.
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