They just look so good together.

Which one to get for my g-5600-ue.
And can you guys tell me how to fit 20 , 22 mm straps in my gshock.
Thanks in advance 👋🏼👋🏼

I received this Rangeman at a great price. I wanted to clean it up nicely and give it away. However, before I do that, I’d like to make sure everything is working, and for the life of me, I can’t get this watch to catch the MB6 signal.

At night I’ll either keep it next to other Rangeman which pick up the signal, or I’ll put it in a windowsill which almost always guarantees signal will be obtained. Even here, outside on this rail where I have luck catching the MB6 signal often, it fails almost immediately after L1 pops up.

I made sure my time zone is set to NYC, as that’s where I’m located. I’ve never seen a watch have an issue where it can’t pick up the signal and I have many MB6 watches.

Any ideas??

I've had a AW-591-2A for almost 8 years now but in terms of cleaning it, the only thing I've been doing is cleaning it with my hands and soap and then rinsing it. I've never removed the bezel and strap (I did have the battery and o ring replaced in October 2024 but idk if the guy who did it cleaned the watch at all. But it's been almost 2 years since that).

GA-V01SKE-6A

What's on your wrist today?

Im wondering if anyone else has had this problem with the jaysandkays strap adapter.

I just got the adapters yesterday and placed a new FKM STRAP on the watch. It looks great!! The adapters fit and seem secure, but there is a little play in the connection. You can see and hear it on the video, but you can also hear it "rattle" when you move your wrist.

Is this normal for these adapters?

Anyone know how to fix this foggy glass on my gshock, already went to repair by changing the tiny rubber seal but still foggy especially during cold temperature environment.

Ok im not trolling at all. But why do they even make a negative display. It is almost impossible to read the time. Can some please convince me im wrong

Title is obvious rage bait, but I actually do like my 5000 on this nato stap.

Brand new GW6900U-1

Received signal this morning, but RCVD not showing. Thought it was odd. Anyone ever experience that?

it’s gold. So that’s nice.

Picked up a used rangeman today and wow .. I'm very impressed with the technology lol. Gave it a good wash and cleaned it up. I'll probably end up getting a new one .. or a mudman.

Definitely a bit heavier than my other gshocks BUT I like the weight. I'm impressed with the tech on it.

I see what the hype is now. I'm sold.

So I’m happy to report the temp gauge seems to be spot on. I checked it in the hot tub and then the cold plunge. The sign on the wall reads 57f for the cold plunge. No sign for hot tub but the maint guys says it’s 103-104. Spot on.

First Reddit post. Lmk how it is.

First G-Shock on right (GA-710GB bought for wedding) I’ve used daily at the shop and haven’t adjusted the time in a month or so (4 seconds fast). Tough as nails through the spatter and knocks. Only ‘gripe’ is the yellow button, however it is my wedding watch so I plan on new glass and modding to a black button someday. Is also my first watch ever.

Second G-Shock would be (far left) GST-B1000D bought for everyday wear outside of shop. Love the minimalistic look/size and third hand. Can’t beat solar as well. Still looking for a problem to have.

Third G-Shock will be the GST-B400GB (middle) purchased this week as my shop watch reliever. Solar, Bluetooth, steel with carbon guard, and two analog hands easily readable at any angle under the gloves (if I need the date then I can spare a second to see the sub-par MIP).

All resting on a custom ‘G-Steel’ stand (stainless steel base with 1.5”x2”x6” square conduit as watch rest)

TLDR: G-Shocks can withstand prod/fab shop life, you could even say the G-Shop life 🤙🏻

GW-BX5600 x 2 😬

I got my son a G-Shock for his graduation last year (a Casioak).

I finally got one for myself, an early birthday gift from my wife. It was a pre-order from FirstClass Watches and wasn't supposed to be available until August. It arrived 2 days ago.

My very first watch was a Texas Instruments digital watch that my dad gave me when I was about 6 or 7 (I'll be 53 next month). He always made sure all four of us siblings each had a watch while growing up. I'm one of those who feel naked leaving the house without a watch. How tech has advanced so much since then!

After having been on 50+mm smartwatches the past few years, my first impression of this is, it's tiny! It's so much smaller than I imagined. While the stock strap is nice, I couldn't get it to fit right (hole spacing isn't right for me), so I got a combi bracelet knock-off from AE. I'll be experimenting with some fabric bands too, as well as try FKM straps with an adapter.

I'm looking forward to having this watch for a long time.

For reference, my wrist circumference is 17 cm (approximately 6.75 inches).

I'm actually not a big fan of the squares but i got this for a pretty good price and i must say it's just awesome.