Casio G Shock - which is the daddy?
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Fancy one of these for sport type stuff, and I quite like gadgets ![Big Grin](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
As far as I can see, the Sea Pathfinder SPW 1000 does the most stuff, and then the Pro Trek PRG 90.
Anyone got one?
Not sure I need the radio control though?!
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As far as I can see, the Sea Pathfinder SPW 1000 does the most stuff, and then the Pro Trek PRG 90.
Anyone got one?
Not sure I need the radio control though?!
MB
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The 2 you list aren't really G Shock watches as such. They are hardy outdoor watches but the G Shock are built differently and will withstand a lot more punishment.
I have a G Shock MR-G titanium that is around 4 years old. It has suffered MTB falls, motorcycle accidents and been exposed to extreme temp. in house fires at work and has only recently given me any bother. I have sent it away to Casio to get it water tested and probably get new gaskets fitted.
A truely excellent watch and to go and buy any other titanium watch that would wear as well would cost me several hundred pounds....although I am looking at some of the Suunto watches at the mo and might just endup with one of them too
I have a G Shock MR-G titanium that is around 4 years old. It has suffered MTB falls, motorcycle accidents and been exposed to extreme temp. in house fires at work and has only recently given me any bother. I have sent it away to Casio to get it water tested and probably get new gaskets fitted.
A truely excellent watch and to go and buy any other titanium watch that would wear as well would cost me several hundred pounds....although I am looking at some of the Suunto watches at the mo and might just endup with one of them too
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Had one of these for years now:
DW6600-1V - Casio G-Shock DW6600-1V - Casio - Watchzworld.com - Detail
Great watch, never let me down, still going strong. I was watching the Italian Job on DVD the other night & near the start where they pinch the safe by blowing it through the floor the diver who opens the safe is wearing the same watch - you get a great close up of it for a couple of seconds !
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DW6600-1V - Casio G-Shock DW6600-1V - Casio - Watchzworld.com - Detail
Great watch, never let me down, still going strong. I was watching the Italian Job on DVD the other night & near the start where they pinch the safe by blowing it through the floor the diver who opens the safe is wearing the same watch - you get a great close up of it for a couple of seconds !
R.
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I reckon this is the Daddy - looks like something special forces would wear.
G-shock GS-1000BJ-1AJF
or
G-shock
or
Casio Protrek 5 multi bands
or back to basics :
G-shock
G-shock GS-1000BJ-1AJF
or
G-shock
or
Casio Protrek 5 multi bands
or back to basics :
G-shock
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Wifey had a G-shock. She wore it to work (in a Hospital), and burst a bag of plasma (blood) all over it......
Never looked the same after that
Built likea brick ****-house though ![EEK!](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/eek.gif)
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I have had this one GW1400DA-2AV - Casio G-Shock GW1400DA-2AV - Casio - Watchzworld.com - Detail for a couple of years now and I can't fault it.
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G2900-1AV - Casio G-Shock G2900-1AV - Casio - Watchzworld.com - Detail
Had this one for a weekday watch about 3 years, worn to work all the time and has been totally bomb proof. Could do with a new battery now though so might get a new G-Shock instead!
Had this one for a weekday watch about 3 years, worn to work all the time and has been totally bomb proof. Could do with a new battery now though so might get a new G-Shock instead!
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Kiwi, I like the GS1000 but lacks gadgets ![Big Grin](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
Im liking that MRG though! not sure on the full spec? Wanted a plastic strap tho.
![](http://www.higuchi-inc.com/mrg2100-1s.jpg)
Might go for the Protrek 1100...
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Im liking that MRG though! not sure on the full spec? Wanted a plastic strap tho.
![](http://www.higuchi-inc.com/mrg2100-1s.jpg)
Might go for the Protrek 1100...
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