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Old 3 January 2024, 12:15 AM   #31
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So many great watches and pictures here, folks! Keep 'em coming!


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Just picked this up.
Congrats! You'll have to tell me your experience with it after the first few days / weeks as I might get one of these.
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Old 3 January 2024, 05:13 AM   #32
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I own this one but I never wear it.
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Old 3 January 2024, 08:30 AM   #33
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one of my favorites in my g-shock collection. very comfortable and in-your-face model.

the yellow rangeman commemorating the brand’s 30th anniversary in 2013..




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Old 3 January 2024, 09:58 AM   #34
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I own this one but I never wear it.
I'm sure you'll find an opportunity when you're in need to tracking time while doing something you maybe wouldn't risk doing in another watch. These things can take an absolute beating, and I like how for some models you can buy both the strap and outer case for the watch to replace when needed.


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one of my favorites in my g-shock collection. very comfortable and in-your-face model.

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Very nice! Wish I could see one of these in person before buying. I found one on eBay for a fantastic price brand new, but the return policy likely won't be as simple or accepting as Amazon which is charging significantly more.

A very cool piece and they fact they seem to be shifting more towards the smart watch/fitness tracker side of things for some new models it makes me appreciate these previous ones even more. Simple, solar powered, and loaded with useful features.
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Old 4 January 2024, 01:49 PM   #36
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Old 4 January 2024, 02:01 PM   #37
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So many great watches and pictures here, folks! Keep 'em coming!
Congrats! You'll have to tell me your experience with it after the first few days / weeks as I might get one of these.
So far, so good. I pretty much have only worn this on weekends. The picture make it look like it doesn’t really fit me right, but I’m right at 7.5 and it wears ok. Can recommend.

It has an altimeter, barometer, and compass. With all that I wish it had ambient temperature, but so be it. Cool watch, get one!
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Old 4 January 2024, 11:47 PM   #40
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So far, so good. I pretty much have only worn this on weekends. The picture make it look like it doesn’t really fit me right, but I’m right at 7.5 and it wears ok. Can recommend.

It has an altimeter, barometer, and compass. With all that I wish it had ambient temperature, but so be it. Cool watch, get one!
Sold! I bought one in eBay from a seller (new) in Kentucky. Can't wait for it to arrive! I'll adjust to the size of it, but my PRW 2500 ProTrek is massive. For a beater or outdoors watch this is fine.
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arguably g-shock’s best diver. the discontinued gwf-d1000 on my unworthy puny wrist..




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Old 6 January 2024, 02:51 AM   #42
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I only have one, the 30th anniversary frogman

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Old 7 January 2024, 08:31 PM   #43
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Old 7 January 2024, 11:30 PM   #44
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Old 8 January 2024, 02:05 PM   #45
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So far, so good. I pretty much have only worn this on weekends. The picture make it look like it doesn’t really fit me right, but I’m right at 7.5 and it wears ok. Can recommend.

It has an altimeter, barometer, and compass. With all that I wish it had ambient temperature, but so be it. Cool watch, get one!
That's the GW-9400 right? I though that also tells the temperature. Was looking to get one of these recently but the excellent Watch Geek 1hr YT instruction video made me realise there was a lot to learn about using the Alti and Baro functions that I'll likely never use.
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Old 11 January 2024, 11:20 AM   #46
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Interesting 44-second video here showing a G-Shock square tested to 200m depth. It's interesting how a plastic watch with four non-screwdown pushers and a 4-screw caseback can go twice as deep as the depth rating for a Rolex Oyster.
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1st incoming of 2024 is appropriately a g-shock! It’s LARGE but then again, it IS a g-shock - Lol. Besides there’s only speculation if they’ll ever release a smaller version.




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Old 12 January 2024, 03:12 AM   #48
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Interesting 44-second video here showing a G-Shock square tested to 200m depth. It's interesting how a plastic watch with four non-screwdown pushers and a 4-screw caseback can go twice as deep as the depth rating for a Rolex Oyster.
That's amazing and indeed fascinating how Casio is able to achieve this given the design traits. Seeing this video makes me appreciate G-Shock's even more, despite always being aware of the depth rating.

I wonder how much further it potentially could've gone without an issue.
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Old 12 January 2024, 03:44 AM   #49
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Old 12 January 2024, 03:51 AM   #50
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Congrats Janet. Looks good
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Congrats Janet. Looks good
Thanks for the enabling Michelle. It was the push I needed.
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Old 12 January 2024, 06:40 AM   #52
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If you ever had to learn how to setup your G-Shock, there is a high chance you watched one of my tutorial videos
Including the hour long 2 part Rangeman tutorial mentioned above.

I shall post my G-Shock collection tomorrow, but I just completed my own GA-2100 Casioak build and wanted to share as I think EVERY 2100 should at least get this modification!!!

I loved the 2100 ever since it came out but couldn't put up with poor lume (I know it has a light function, but I thought Casio missed a HUGE opportunity with those bold markers!!

Enter SKXMOD and their newly launched configurator for making AP RO lookalike.
Not a fan of those, BUT, noticed they offer EXACTLY the parts I needed to fix Casios mistake.

So here you go, I FIXED IT!!!
The hour markers are as shock resistant as the original, as they are a plastic ring with prongs, LIKE the original, with lume nestled inside, so it can't fall off during shock!!

Hope you like it!!

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If you ever had to learn how to setup your G-Shock, there is a high chance you watched one of my tutorial videos
Including the hour long 2 part Rangeman tutorial mentioned above.

I shall post my G-Shock collection tomorrow, but I just completed my own GA-2100 Casioak build and wanted to share as I think EVERY 2100 should at least get this modification!!!

I loved the 2100 ever since it came out but couldn't put up with poor lume (I know it has a light function, but I thought Casio missed a HUGE opportunity with those bold markers!!

Enter SKXMOD and their newly launched configurator for making AP RO lookalike.
Not a fan of those, BUT, noticed they offer EXACTLY the parts I needed to fix Casios mistake.

So here you go, I FIXED IT!!!
The hour markers are as shock resistant as the original, as they are a plastic ring with prongs, LIKE the original, with lume nestled inside, so it can't fall off during shock!!

Hope you like it!!

The process is very simple as ALL the hour markers are one part that just slides into position, no worry of misalignment!!

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Looking forward to seeing your collection in full. I always enjoy your YT vids
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Looking forward to seeing your collection in full. I always enjoy your YT vids
Ditto! Fwiw, I reached out to Watch-Geek to thank him for his g-shock tutorials; they’re excellent. I might still be fiddling with set-up had I not come across his channel.
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Old 13 January 2024, 05:45 PM   #55
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Here's the current Casio/G-Shock collection. These are "permanent" .
Sadly I sold the GWF1000 Frogman as it was simply too big for my skinny version of my wrist (I lost 30% of my weight half a year ago)
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I’ve had a few come and go over the years but this one is my fave and is always ready to roll




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Old 13 January 2024, 11:47 PM   #57
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Saturday morning with my GWM-5610U. Speedy 3861 later today! HAGWE!

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Old 14 January 2024, 04:14 AM   #58
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Very nice! Wish I could see one of these in person before buying. I found one on eBay for a fantastic price brand new, but the return policy likely won't be as simple or accepting as Amazon which is charging significantly more..[/QUOTE]


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Sadly I sold the GWF1000 Frogman as it was simply too big for my skinny version of my wrist (I lost 30% of my weight half a year ago)
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VERY NICE and congrats on the weight loss (if desired, hoping not illness). I lost 24% and bought my Oris Upcycle to celebrate. Guess you need to buy a celebratory watch.

You could buy Amazon watch to see fitment on that yellow Rangeman, return it, then buy less expensive eBay one. Just sayin’
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Sadly I sold the GWF1000 Frogman as it was simply too big for my skinny version of my wrist (I lost 30% of my weight half a year ago)


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Very nice. Did you own and sell the GW-9400 in red or yellow that you had on the channel or were they on loan from Casio? I'm getting closer to buying one, but like you I lost a lot of weight lately and lost about .75 inch off my wrist (7.5 to 6.75) so want to try one on first.
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Very nice. Did you own and sell the GW-9400 in red or yellow that you had on the channel or were they on loan from Casio? I'm getting closer to buying one, but like you I lost a lot of weight lately and lost about .75 inch off my wrist (7.5 to 6.75) so want to try one on first.
Owned and sold! The yellow one that I wanted to keep had a bit weird screen compared to a regular one, like the numerals weren't as crisp.

At 6.75 it will fit, but will wear large. If you're used to the 5610 square it might look too big at first, but I think you'd get used to it.
Definitely try one on first, as that is on the border of being too big

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