Casio Men's GWX-5600-1JF G-Shock G-Lide Tough Solar Radio Controlled Watch [Japan Import]

You’ll need a finger nail to change any settings. The English manual needs to be downloaded. It looks significantly better than the images on the net. I really like the tidal changes and moon phase. Please know this that the watch requires the UTC time before you can make changes to your current time. But, my biggest complaint is the lack of an English manual. Definitely worth the money, it’s a very good looking wrist watch. The fact that it is solar powered is really worth the price.

Honestly, I’ve always collected vintage Swiss and Russian pieces. I’m a big fan as well of some modern models here and there mechanical and automatic… but something drew me in to this square. I’ll talk about why. The pure utility of it is hard to beat. You know there’s that exact time you get from it and it’s perfect every time I check it. That’s really just easy and convenient for me. I also now like the look of the smaller Casio g shocks like this. It has the moon phase and ride which I enjoy looking at and also the date is shown and it just makes it really easy to stay on top of time and check it frequently. I also like the ability to set 4 different timers which is useful. This is the only digital watch I own and I really think for the money this things great. It’s not a watch for smug individuals it’s a watch that looks good for being digital and should be worn be a man that doesn’t care what others think. Sometimes I don’t want to always wear my zenith el primero or Raketa’s new Zero dial.. and that’s where this watch comes in. I actually like the setup and the durability is fine for a digital watch. There’s something nostalgic now about a proper Casio g shock watch and I like it. So far this watch has been worn the money no doubt. The directions are in Japanese so I suggest going online and learning the little things that will help you operate this Japanese edition G shock to your liking and get down the basics and what you find necessary in your digital watch. Look it’s a Casio G Shock and it’s not a flex.. it’s for the laid back crowd and your watch should be something you enjoy wearing. Who cares about what others think all the time.. if that’s you then go buy a Gold Rolex president, be that guy and don’t even bother with this Casio. To the rest of you who aren’t into being pretentious about your watch drip I recommend this square. It’s been a fun watch to wear for the last 6 weeks for me.

Fantastic watch.

This is a terrific G-Shock model! It has many features, but it is still easy to navigate and use them. This model is unique because it features a moon and tide display that is more accurate than the traditional moon/tide complications which are usually only on expensive mechanical watches. The moon display shows the correct shape of the moon for all its phases, and the tide display has 3 different curves that account for spring and neap tides. You can feel how durable the watch is when you wear it. Just note that the strap curves in a "U" shape so you can't lay it down flat like most watches. See the attached pick for how the it looks on my 7" wrist. I really love this thing!

I love this watch, looks like will last forever solar and heavy duty.

Received watch shipped from Japan in two weeks. The box was much nicer than the box that came with the other G-Shock I purchased this year. This is my first square G-Shock; I also own several Seiko automatics and a few high end Swiss automatic watches. I really like the accuracy of the atomic multi band feature, but having the solar functionality with no need perhaps for 10 years or more to replace batteries is my favorite feature. The tide and moon feature is cool, and makes this watch much more interesting and attractive (to me) over other G-Shock squares I have seen. Also, the tide and moon section appear more colorful than in the newer models with the tide & moon features.

I picked this square g shock mainly because unlike the GWM 5610, you can see the main time on the timer mode and stopwatch mode, and even on the alarm mode. The watch also has world time, atomic timekeeping, and it's solar powered. It took a little while to get the battery to high when I took it out for a spin, so it needed about an hour or so of continuous sunlight exposure. The battery has been on high ever since. The tide and moon graph is pretty accurate, or it at least is accurate enough that you get a general idea of what the tides will be like. The Moon graph is pretty accurate, as well. The timer is pretty interesting because the things you can do with it are cool. You get your regular timer plus a second one that you can set up to countdown after the first one does. Each one does up to 100 minutes or so, so it's almost like you have 2 timers. Or you can use one timer to go off 10 times. Say you need your timer to go off every 40 minutes in 10 intervals. That means you get a 40 minute alarm ten times. Hopefully the way I'm explaining it makes sense. Anyway, you have to get this watch in your hands to really understand it. If you really care about the current time being displayed in the stopwatch, timer, and alarm mode, then buy this watch. But if you wanna save money and don't care whether the current time doesn't show anywhere except in timekeeping mode, then the GWM 5610 is good, too.

The product is not registered under the Japanese brand, but is another brand. Thailand