Casio Men's G-Shock Quartz Watch with Resin Strap, Black, 20 (Model: DW5600E-1V)

It's the watch that your father wore in 1989. It's cool because you're the same age as your father was back in 1989. Because you always wanted a Rolex or an Omega, you never understood this basic watch when you were younger. You, too, have always wished for a Lamborghini or a Ferrari, but guess what? You're older and drive a paid-off Camry, and this little beauty, like that Camry, is the most practical vehicle ever, capable of withstanding WWIII. It can be abused, neglected, or left on at a neighbor's pool party, but it will always be there to cheerfully remind you that lunch is just 10 minutes away. Yes, ten minutes. Can you believe how quickly the morning flew by on a Tuesday? It's also worth noting that March has arrived. February seemed to fly by, didn't it? It's a certain assurance that tells the world you're not making up for any character flaws. It isn't even powered by the sun. Keep the light button pressed and the battery will last 11 years without issue, but you'll most likely drop it on a cruse before that and end up with an archaeologist in 3789 C. It was discovered in the now-drained ocean and is thought to be an ancient symbol of our god 'Casio. ' Yes, it is more difficult to break than a set of nails. Yes, button 'A' is recessed more than the other buttons to ensure that your greasy hands don't accidentally press it, triggering the 'change time' mode and messing up your perfectly timed quartz Feng Shui. Brother, Casio has you covered.

Amayah Diaz

| Apr 19, 2021

We were given a cheap army-branded watch to wear when I joined the US Army. It was a terrible experience. It only lasted one week. I sent a letter home and received my request a few weeks later. A Casio g shock, the same model I saw used by many others in my platoon. It has withstood tens of thousands of attempts to destroy it. squats on paved surfaces, dirt, and rocks It made it hundreds of meters through thick Georgia brush by crawling low to the ground. It was able to withstand all of the mud, sweat, moisture, and bangs that the army could throw at it. It's currently accompanying me to Afghanistan. It's easy to tuck into the cuff of my OCP uniform. You'll be so used to it that you won't notice it's there. I considered replacing the band with a nicer one, but it isn't necessary; it is durable and comfortable. I don't take it off, and I've never had an issue wearing it in the shower. I swam in the ocean with it before deployment and it worked perfectly; if you need a watch that can withstand any lifestyle, this is it.

Paola Weber

| Mar 29, 2021

This is the first time I've ever used a Square G-style font. Shock. I'm used to wearing watches with sensors, strong solar panels, and automatic timekeeping, so I didn't expect to wear this one very often. I, on the other hand, wear it a lot! This is the most authentic recreation of the original DW 5000 from 1983. I can see why G- feels this way. This watch is a hit with Shock fans. br>br>The light is quite bright, and you have the option of making the watch light up whenever you have an alarm or an hourly time signal on. It doesn't have auto-repair, to be sure. light, but hey, it's a G-type. Shock. It has three basic features: br>br> A stopwatch with split time, a 24-hour timer, and an alarm are all included. br>br>A few things to note for those thinking about purchasing this watch for the first time: the stopwatch and timer both display the current time when in their respective modes. One of the reasons I chose the DW 5600e was because of this feature. The GWM 5610 was tried, but I had to return it because both the stopwatch and the timer failed to display the current time. br>br>The timer: It runs for 24 hours and displays the current time; however, the timer also allows you to set seconds, and any number of seconds is acceptable, whether 5 seconds or as little as 2 seconds. This is fantastic. br>br>On the subject of the alarm, there is only one. The alarm has the ability to be set for a specific month and day, which is a unique feature. This would be awesome if the watch had multiple alarms. This type of date feature would benefit from four alarms. Because I use a lot of alarms on a daily basis, the month/day feature on a single alarm is appealing. br>br>The beeps are audible, and the sound is reminiscent of a Casio. Keep in mind, however, that the sound cannot be turned off. G-style, once more. Shock. Unlike most modern squares, the adjust button is hidden on the side, but it's easy to press. In fact, pressing all of the buttons is simple. br>br>Also, whenever you play with any of the watch's modes, pressing the mode button returns you to the current time, which isn't a big deal given that there are only three basic features and the buttons are easy to press. Finally, after pressing adjust, you only have one button to use, and it only goes forward; I didn't like it at first, but when you hold the button down, the numbers move pretty quickly, so after a day or two, I got used to it. br>br>I've seen videos of people in Japan putting this watch through its paces, and it's a tough cookie! I've seen it fall from several stories, be crushed by machinery, be sunk 200 meters beneath the sea, and be completely covered in mud. It's almost as difficult as a basic Mudmaster in terms of difficulty. br>br>The strap is extremely comfortable, and the watch is so light that you may not even realize you're wearing it. br>br>I never have to worry about having to adjust the time every now and then or having it be off by a few seconds because the watch is almost always on beat. br>br>Overall, this is a fantastic watch that everyone should own, particularly G-. Fans of shock should have experienced it at least once in their lives. I believe I've covered all of my bases.

Emerson Kirk

| Aug 03, 2021

This thing will probably outlast me because it's cheap, waterproof, and tells the time. And if the battery dies after a few years, I can simply replace it for $1. This is a sure-fire winner.

Aya DODD

| Jul 13, 2021