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Incoming:G-Shock GWM5610-1 Men's Solar Black Resin Sport Watch

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I am not usually one to wear these watches, especially in black, but I just sold a friend of mine the only atomic solar Casio I used to set all my other watches from. So I decided to replace it with another slightly different designed casio that I might actually wear. Not sure how the size will effect my liking but its really only for accurate time reference and it was cheap. Plus I will probably take it on cross country trips. Got it for $89.00 Its also Atomic/Solar.

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Well the UPS guy just delivered the Casio. I thought it might be abit to large for my taste but its not. Didn't have to set a thing. Time was correct and came in with a full charge. Just put it on and took a few pics. It should be a good watch for everyday wear when I don't want to worry about what I am wearing. Plus it shows the day of the week and the date. Something retired folks tend to forget.....:glare:

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Just out of idle curiosity, have you ever considered owning a G_Shock WaveCeptor?

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I've had Casio WaveCeptors since the 90's that always worked in NY, plus weather stations that had Atomic clocks! ironically, since I've moved to Florida, they only work for about 2 months out of the year! I must be in a fringe area. I miss the convenience of not having to set every watch/clock that I have twice a year, and also used them to set my other watches! The price you have to pay, to live in Paradise.:001_rolleyes:
 
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I was reading about another feature you can enable on this new G-Shock (Which I did). You can set it so when you raise your arm up in poorly lit areas, the light will automatically come on to read the time. It stays on about 3 seconds. No buttons to push. :thumbup1:
 
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the watch I had to change out the rechargeable battery in was also a pulsar (diver) and as I recall, the cell was significantly more money than
a typical watch battery and it was also much harder to change out. Something you want to avoid if possible. Its also a special cell you have
to order from the watch factory (if its still available).
 
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