Category: Reviews

[G-Shock Review] GWG-1000-1A3ER – Size and Functions are at the Same Level

Hello, guys, it’s time to show the “heavy artillery” of Casio watches – that’s what I call any representatives with a price tag of $ 1000. So, the year 2019 has become a landmark for us in this regard, since we have never intervened in this segment. Fortunately, proven stores [our partners] allow you to…

21st January 2020
[G-Shock Review] DW-5900BB-1ER — Stealth, Old-School and “Three-Eyed” Numeral

The Japanese watchmaking [in this case, Casio] has one interesting feature – Casio’s “reissue” the old models with a certain frequency, while trying to keep everything to its maximum in its original form. One of such examples is the recent DW-5750 – G-Shock fans immediately recognized one of the first buildings in the shock-resistant direction,…

21st January 2020
[G-Shock Review] GA-2000-1A9 — Carbon in Case and Removable Strap

Guys, today’s review slightly reveals a veil of secrecy [if it, of course, was] a new-fashioned protective concept of the corps, which the Japanese called Carbon Core Guard, because I have one of the representatives of the newest generation G-Shock – GA-2000-1A9. It can be said that Casio has reached a new level of reliability…

21st January 2020
[G-Shock Review] GST-B100-1AER — Metal and Japanese Futurism

A blade-sharp screw with a bright metallic shine gazing intently into the eyes of its new master. The austere lines are painfully beautiful to look at, and the impact resistance is “sewed” into each element of the watch case. Take a closer look at the GST-B100-1AER model of the new G-Shock direction, the G-Steel, in…

20th January 2020
[G-Shock Review] GBD-800-8ER — Introvert Sports Trainer

The development of the sports direction of the G-Shock watch was not long in coming: after the first GBA-800, the Japanese almost instantly showed the world a version in digital format called GBD-800. A fully digital format is always a more informative look and more convenient use of functions. Like it or not, I will…

20th January 2020
[G-Shock Review] MTG-B1000-1A — Premium Look and Features

The current range of G-Shock is so diverse that sometimes you wonder how designers manage to invent so many different, dissimilar solutions, while the target audience always knows – before them is another representative of the legendary shock-resistant direction. Personally, from the entire G-Shock “brotherhood” I single out the MTG direction, which makes its own,…

20th January 2020
[G-Shock Review] DW-D5500BB-1ER – Very Masculine, Almost for the Terminator

Sometimes it seems to me that I have already seen all the G-Shock-and it makes no sense to review the next “repeated” representative from this shock-resistant direction. But it is not. Looking through the offers on the market [which are in active sale], I always come across something new. True, this “new” may be long…

20th January 2020
[ProTrek Review] PRW-50Y-1B — Retro Tourist Watch

I look at the dial and can’t understand at all: either this is a very historical watch, where the ivory color of the display was considered a certain standard in the watch industry, or is it just a modern style that originates from the past. Most likely the second option. Consider in detail a pretty…

1st January 2020
[ProTrek Review] PRW-60FC-1A — black beauty with a composite band

What I like about the ProTrek lineup is its built-in spirit of adventure. G-Shock and, as it were, were also created not for the office [although it is already doubtful], but here in the “tracks” there is its own separate highlight, philosophy, tourist image. That is why I could not get past the unique model…

1st January 2020