Over time I've acquired two versions of this one. I ended up swapping the guts/dials between the two, and I like the looks of both better.
Both of these (really all of the Gshocks I have) are solar charged and radio syc'd to an atomic clock.
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Over time I've acquired two versions of this one. I ended up swapping the guts/dials between the two, and I like the looks of both better.
Also one of my favorites - wearing it today.
No joke, this one (GW6900/DW6600) is the choice for a lot of folks who depend on a tough mission timer.Mine's a GShock Tough Solar with the synchro time update feature.
No joke, this one (GW6900) is the choice for a lot of folks who depend on a tough mission timer.
No joke, this one (GW6900/DW6600) is the choice for a lot of folks who depend on a tough mission timer.
I actually got it due to the price. Afterward found out it is one of the more solid performers. I wore it today even!
How old is that one?Needs battery. Have a lot of miles on this guy. View attachment 2646552
Not very old. Probably 3 years old. Got it at G factory Tsim Tsa Tsui.How old is that one?
The reason I asked - if it's been in a drawer for a few months, you should be able to place it on a window sill in direct sunlight and it will wake up in a day or two. It likely doesn't need a new battery.Not very old. Probably 3 years old. Got it at G factory Tsim Tsa Tsui.
The reason I asked - if it's been in a drawer for a few months, you should be able to place it on a window sill in direct sunlight and it will wake up in a day or two. It likely doesn't need a new battery.