Casio G-Shock Shock Resistant DW5600UE-1V Men's Water Resistant Black Resin Sport Watch

Awesome lil Casio Gshock it's not bulky I use for work I'm in maintenance so I need a slim basic watch, it's great nastoilga for me I had a similar one when was a kid, however this G shock resistance plain Jane while being stylish for the price it's really good. Buttons are sunk in so you don't accidentally push a button my other one was big and bulky. I have nice watches however This one is perfect to beat up or to just wear. All you need is time,date, alarm, stop watch & lil led light. weighs nothing streamlining around your wrist you can get you arm in places other watches are too bulky for. Highly recommended watch if you like the retro look. Easily visible I went with color black.

Hands down one of my favorite digital watches of all time. This is a workhorse of a watch that can be worn in almost any situation. The display is easier to read than most of the larger models. The illumination is great, but if you have dexterity issues with your fingers you may find the buttons harder to operate. I prefer the simple design and size. Doesn’t get caught up on sleeves like some larger models. I prefer this understated, yet iconic, timepiece over the newer designs. For the money, Casio watches are a great value.

Can’t complain at all. Sturdy, excellent quality, has anything one might need. Alarms, backlight, durable, it has been with me 5 years and I totally abuse it. I take it with me to pool practice, motorcycle trips, hiking and still going like a champ. If you want a simple watch with some functions and everlasting, this is your way to go.

I consider this g shock the direct evolution of my f 91 w and i really like how good it looks, strenght, comfort, cost nothing and simplicty of use, i also have another g shok in "woodland" camo but you need to be a freaking engineer to make it work unlike this one right here.

Love this watch! Got mine for $60.

There probably isn't much that I can add to what has already been said about this widely respected basic Casio G-Shock. But I would mention a couple things that irritate me: 1. The recessed 'pushers' (that control digital functions, on the outside corners of the watch) really are extremely difficult to 'push'. A vocal minority of DW5600E owners will doubtlessly insist that the recessed pushers are just as they should be because this prevents them from being accidentally pushed. Well, that is certainly not going to be a problem, I agree, but I think it should also be possible to push them intentionally, which for me at least requires taking off the watch and positioning a fingernail at just the right angle on a slippery, small metal surface and positioning another finger on the opposite side of the case to generate a sufficiently large amount of squeezing pressure to push the little circular pin-head like pushers far enough into the watch to engage. With great effort I can sometimes push them with finger-tips, but my finger-tips become quite sore if I have to push them this way more than a couple times a day - it's ergonomic sadism! I"m decking the watch 1/2 review star for the poor design of the pushers. Yes, they shouldn't get pressed accidentally (at least not too easily), but they should be MUCH easier to push (and possible to push conveniently without taking off the watch). 2. at least half the vertical space that is available for the LED is taken up by marketing blurbs that seem to be trying to get users to forget the word "Indiglo" and learn to call the glow in the dark feature "ELECTRO LUMINESCENT BACKLIGHT" and to recognize this item as an ILLUMINATOR model. Personally I'd rather have an LED that's twice as tall so the digital numerals showing time/date and other information is easier to read. I bought a digital Timex Expedition watch at the same time as this Casio, which has almost exactly the same amount of space for an LCD. The Timex watch has it's own branding elements, (though not of the same crude tacky sort), but keeps them on tabs above and below the bezel, and also moves the pusher 'hints' (like stop/start) etc. off the LCD and onto the bezel. The result is a digital readout that's about twice as large as this Casio's. I guess it wouldn't be the DW-5600 classic anymore if Casio did something (sensible/useful) like that. If this were not otherwise such a nice watch, the inefficient use of available LCD space here would be penalized more than the 1/2 star I'm taking off. Otherwise, I think this is a very nice item. The case is substantial, pleasantly weighty, and it's construction is obviously very high quality. The build quality elements surprised me & greatly exceeded my expectations. These watches will definitely survive the coming Zombie Apocalypse. I have no major complaint about the rubber strap, though it could be softer and more flexible. You can't lay this watch flat (face-up) -- the band is curved and too stiff to flatten out. Digital features are basic, but reasonably intuitive and work just fine. The manual is pretty well written IMHO. Packaging is cheap, but I really don't care or expect much for $40.00. I especially like the "ELECTRO LUMINESCENT BACKLIGHT" on this watch. The dark jade/green color is really beautiful and makes the Cyan Indiglo back-lighting on the Timex I got seem cheap by comparison. I had a little trouble figuring out how to set the date at first, becoming confused by a field that seemed to increment from 00 to 100, till I read the manual and found this watch has a perpetual calendar feature, so the value there is to enter the year (from 2000-2100). So that's quite nice actually. Also noteworthy - the watch I received is also very accurate. It's been running at a rate that extrapolates to +2.66 seconds per month, roughly ~1/2 a min per year. It's quartz movement has rated accuracy of +-15 secs/mo. Most other Casio watches in the same or even somewhat higher price range(s) are rated either +-30 secs or +-20 secs. It's easy to forget that keeping track of the time is, at least to a considerable extent, the purpose of a watch, and it would be difficult at this price to find one that does a better job.

Gshock is well known at this point and if you're looking for a basic rugged watch with a classic design, you don't need anything else. The improved LED backlight is a welcome addition and the rubber body helps with protecting the main unit. Yes it's a bit rigid, but it's still adjustable. Having the alarm, countdown timer and stopwatch helps and seeing the time in the upper right during some other modes. It just works.

I own quite a few watches, and several G-shocks. I bought this one on a whim when it was on sale. It is the least expensive G-shock I’ve seen, but it has become my favorite watch, a daily go-to. Of course it has all the things that make G-shock watches great. This is what sets this model apart for me: Style: the classic black square G-shock case with a white pinstripe looks great. Simplicity: it has all the basic features, but nothing more. That’s all I need. Visibility: the new LED backlight is fantastic, and aids readability in all type of light. Budget: I don’t worry about this watch. It wouldn’t break my heart to lose it, because it didn’t cost much and I could easily replace it. This is a great watch, if you’re considering it you’ll probably love it.

È il g-shock per antonomasia, tutti gli altri sono arrivati dopo. Il numero 1 è lui. La sua robustezza è leggendaria, l' affidabilità non è mai stata messa in discussione. Qui non ci sono funzioni inutili, questo è l'erede diretto del dw-5000, il capostipite di tutti i g-shock; vale il principio "back to basics" con un rapporto qualità/prezzo difficilmente eguagliabile. È protagonista indiscusso nei forum internazionali; è apprezzatissimo in ambito militare dove insieme ai cugini dw 6900 e dw 9052 si divide i favori dei reparti di elite di tutto il mondo. Non mancano neanche apparizioni in alcune missioni spaziali. Vanta un numero impressionante di comparsate cinematografiche, difficile fare un elenco di quante siano... in rete ci sono svariati siti che provano a fare una sorta di censimento. È da sempre al polso di chi pratica sport estremi e di chi ha bisogno di affidabilità e robustezza senza compromessi. Ci sono tanti g-shock ma quando il gioco si fa duro è sempre lui la prima scelta, inutile negarlo. In un noto forum internazionale, qualche anno fa, insieme al Mudman è stato votato come l' orologio migliore del mondo (vinse il Mudman G-9000, il DW-5600 arrivò secondo con uno scarto ridottissimo. Primo e secondo, un risultato strepitoso per Casio). Preciso e versatile, con dimensioni contenute lo consiglio a tutti. Non male anche al polso di una ragazza sportiva. Un breve aggiornamento dopo 2 anni e mezzo; l' orologio ha fatto di tutto senza problemi di sorta. Non è mancato niente: mtb, alpinismo, snorkeling, viaggi e ovviamente mi accompagna nella vita di tutti i giorni. Una scelta quasi obbligata per chi bada al sodo.

Design original, robuste, très fonctionnelle (date, jour, alarme, chrono, éclairage bleu-vert, etc.), confortable et très légère. De plus, elle ne fait pas trop grosse même sur les petits poignets, contrairement à beaucoup de montres hommes, énormes. Très bonne qualité, avec son bracelet et boîtier résine, son fond vissé et son verre minéral anti-rayure (et pas en plastique!). Avec son look de char d'assaut elle semble indestructible et vous accompagnera dans les conditions les plus extrêmes (étanche à 200m, "schockprof", etc.). Et tout ça à prix d'ami. N'hésitez pas, faites-vous plaisir! :-)

Un clásico Casio que recoge todas las funciones indispensables, sin florituras. Reloj robusto, un G-Shock que os voy a contar, con su formato 12/24 horas, cuenta atrás, alarma (una) y cronómetro. La luz LED fantástica, ilumina toda la pantalla. En cuanto al envío pese a no ser Prime de 10, al día siguiente de haberlo comprado y en buenas condiciones. Sobresaliente para J.M.GARCIA GARCIA S.A.

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My ten‑year‑old loves this Casio G‑Shock DW5600. He wanted a “grown‑up” watch, and this one has been perfect for him. The classic design looks great, the display is easy for him to read, and the functions are simple enough that he figured them out on his own. What really impressed me is how tough it is. He’s worn it through bike rides, playground adventures, and plenty of bumps and drops — and it hasn’t shown a single issue. The durability absolutely lives up to the G‑Shock reputation. If you’re looking for a sturdy, reliable watch that can handle kid‑level wear and tear, this one is a winner.