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Previous >>18676287

G-Shock is a line of virtually indestructible watches manufactured by Casio. Pioneering the "Triple 10" concept—10-meter drop resistance, 10-bar water resistance, and a 10-year battery life—G-Shocks combine rugged shock-absorbing structures with modern utilitarian tech, serving as both tough outdoor gear and iconic street fashion.Whether you need a sleek everyday timepiece or a heavy-duty tool for extreme environments, G-Shock's lineup is categorized into specific series tailored to different lifestyles:The Origin & Classics: The iconic square and round digital designs that started the legacy in 1983.Master of G: Purpose-built for extreme conditions, featuring mud, shock, and vibration resistance with advanced sensors for diving, flying, or hiking.G-STEEL: High-end models that blend G-Shock durability with premium stainless steel finishes.G-SQUAD & G-LIDE: Performance-focused watches loaded with fitness trackers, heart-rate monitors, and surfing/marine data.
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i have the best gshock
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nice ben-ten watch, dork. im sure your job at the office requires such rugged accoutrements.
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I wear mine dirtbiking and that's about it
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>>18733288
F91W
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>>18733352
those break easy if you are actually active. i've gone through a bunch of them.
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when you said g shock
did you actually mean… chronomat?
look how chonky
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>>18733288
Well which one is it?
>>18733352
Not a Gshock
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>>18733352
Nice.
>>18733551
Yeah, but they're great.
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>>18732441
i used this watch in the army a million years ago
i actually used the compass to do land nav and liked knowing when the sun was going to go down
would NEVER wear it outside of a tactical environment though
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I don't own any Gokkun-Shock yet.
Got my first Casio, aWS1600H8AV. I really dig the tachometer-style graphics on top. Turns out it uses a module that belongs to a 2000's watch made specifically for soccer referees.
This is my first Casio after decades. Used to have a F91w on 3rd grade or so.
I'd have prefered the standard grey bezel model, but it was a gift.
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>>18734146
Neat, damn. I was eying an F91W in silver, and it seems it'd look sick with that same NATO strap and silver buckles instead of gold.
Got this bad boy (picrel) stuck at customs, as well. I really needed a stopwatch with higher capacity, since the ws1600h only goes up to 60 or 90 minutes.
Will mod the shit out of both watches by erasing unnecessary lettering, and will apply gel filter mods to both. I just don't know what colors I'll use.
I don't even recall where I got this recent Casio autism from. Fuck.
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>>18732441
>virtually indestructible watches
Lads, how do I fix this? / Where can I buy a replacement bezel/shell for this DW-6500?
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>>18734499
Note that I've tried superglue on some spots about a year ago but it continues to crack in new places..
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>>18734499
The watch is fine, tis but a scratch. I love vintage G-Shocks but I stay away unless it has a bezel and band that can be easily replaced.
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>>18734516
It's actually worse than the pictures give of. I have a feeling the plastic is about to hand granade any moment, and when it does I would like to have it replaced in the nicest possible way
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>>18734499
It's resin rot and cannot be stopped. There was someone in Brazil who made repro bezels and straps for more obscure models, but I don't know if they're still in business. There are hundreds of models for which Casio has discontinued parts.
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>>18734859
:(
One small push and the whole bezel will be flying off. She's yearning for the bin but I would like to save it if there are decent repro bezels. Do you know the name of the guy?
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>>18734500
>>18734499
Superglue is what's making it crack more.
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I really like the black steel look but I wonder if it's simply inferior to the resin model. Not only will it scratch a lot easier but the steel could get corroded.
What do you think?
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>>18734918
Not who you are replying to but check out this Malaysian dude:
https://g-shock.vintage.my/product-category/gshock/6500/
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It's wageslave o'clock.
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>>18732441
why do g shock owners post their poop?
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>>18734995
Thanks anon. I will save the page for when it eventually an heros
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>>18734988
I think we have just seen a LOT of photographic proof that plastic G-Shocks can totally fall apart over time. I'm quite sure people aren't having rusted out metal cases.
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>>18735122
Yeah the timing was a bit funny with the photos above me. Though resin can still last practically indefinitely when not exposed to the elements so the half metal g shocks really seem like the best of both worlds. You don't get to pay more than twice the amount for the full metal model, and you get the protection and longevity of steel while the resin parts on the inside remain in pristine condition, untouched by the elements.
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>>18732441
Goofy ass ben 10 watch
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>>18735905
'bussdown' for the low flame jewel? What the fuck does that mean? What a disgusting watch.
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>>18735919
I thought that was the Ukrops trident in the corner for a split second and went CRINGE.
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>>18735981
How'd that work out for you?
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>>18736695
And again it will be ignored at best or you'll be banned for false reporting. Which is how I know you have never reported any threads for advertising and you never will. Because nothing is being advertised.
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>>18738350
>>18732441
i have this and i love it
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Casio is the true 4chan watch brand
All japanese people have at least 1 watch from Casio
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I mog you
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R8 (I haven't worn them in a long time don't h8)
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>>18742795
PajeetCore summer collection
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>>18742796
you know you're jealous
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My only 2 G's (for now)

>>18735004
>>18741110
Wow, very nice models too
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>>18742801
i kind of am, and i would love some of those pieces as box queens, but i would never wear any of them
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>>18742892
I've worn all of them at one point (the calculator watch specifically is like my 3rd one) except the gold G-Shock and Black T80
might get back into wearing them after I've slimmed back down
stopped wearing anything else except my Apple Watch after I got fat
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for me it's the ones that also show tidal info on top of everything else
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>>18742795
fukken nice
>>18742898
Why? Apple watch is the worst watch a fat person can wear
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>>18742906
I work in medical so the Apple Watch was just convenient and mostly unobtrusive and easy to clean
plus I always had a Pedometer complication on it since I got my first one as a gift. Always kept the idea of slimming down in the back of my mind even if I didn't have the motivation/enironment to do so
Lost about 25lbs so far; maybe another 15-20 and I might start wearing my old loadouts instead
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>>18742910
Fair enough, your wrist doesn't look fat
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>>18742913
it's just the angle
If I stretch the straps back down to my "normal" hole, it's much more apparent
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>>18742795
Nice color coded collection. Do you notice major differences between your T80's and small Casio watches? Which do you prefer? I only have one Timex but the T80 design looks nice.
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>>18743017
realistically, there's not too much difference between the T80s and the vintage Illuminators, although I tended to gravitate more toward the Illuminators simply because the band is much simpler; the Calculator watch was my daily driver for a while because of how often I was working in the hospitals but it got retired after I got my Apple Watch and just wore that to work instead. I wore the Claculator so much the rubber straps broke (extremely common) and at the time, new bands were $10 and a new watch was $15, so I just opted to replace the entire watch. Kinda surprised and frustrated at how expensive these cheap Casio watches are considering I remember getting the small ones for maybe like $20-30 a piece with the gold versions being maybe an extra $10-20, but looking them up recently out of sheer curiousity: some of them are going for almost and easily double that

The small Casio's are nice because they realistically go with any casual/summery outfit and are super light so they make excellent lowkey wears in the heat. The T80s I typically wore for more business casual summer events since the band has a little more design to it (which is typically why I almost never wore the black one) but if you'd have to recommend between the two designs and could only pick one: I'd go for the Illuminators because they are just SLIGHTLY more versatile: although you can't really go wrong with either of them

other than that; it's simple, and it's humble: so I'm pretty happy with my little "vintage" collection. I remember gifting my brother and a few friends some T80s at Christmas/birthdays/etc when they were cheaper and everyone was relatively happy with them as they realistically look like, and did the heavy-lifting of, a more traditional/expensive watch
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>>18743026
Yeah, prices have been creeping up. Small quartz watches are nice, I always take for granted how versatile they are in terms of wearablility considering their size and aesthetic design. Thanks for your input.
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>>18743035
that Casio is very nice
has a nice ratio between the case, bezel, and display; besides the Calculator, the Silver Illuminator was my second most-worn because it has a similar aesthetic
cheers mate, thanks for the love
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It's a ruggedly handsome watch.
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I'm looking for my first DW5600 and this looks nice. Do you recommend any other?
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black one died when I took a swim, but I'm going to get another one
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>>18741110
When I was fat I used to rock a GD100 everywhere but really liked the squares but just looked too small on my fat wrists. Once I was under 220lbs I bought myself one of these to mark the milestone. Wear it everyday now.



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