Casio G-Shock GDF-100-1A Watch Review

The Casio G-Shock GDF100-1A is an entry level model in the G-Shock series that is Casio's well-appreciated line of tough watches made to stand all sorts of rough tests in the wild. Being moderately priced, this view does not really have an impressive collection of features but nevertheless, it does bring some adequate resources to the table and an intriguing look as well.

The plan and built quality are what you would expect from a G-Shock and the watch is quite big and bulky but despite that, I noticed it is also surprisingly light and comfortable. This might be subjective, for a skinny wrist that it might appear to occupy all of the available space. Overall the GDF100-1A does have an imposing design, the matte texture contrasting well with the red elements. The mineral crystal window is resistant with the screen showing easy to read digits and it's illuminated with an extremely crisp white light that covers the whole screen. In terms of durability, this G-shock appears to have the ability to stand well against extreme circumstances. Resistance to consequences is obviously one of the many reasons people pick a wristwatch from this collection but it's also appropriate for water sports since it can withstand water stress for up to 660 feet.

Take a peek at the performance of this model you can find a couple of things. It has two detectors, barometer/altimeter, and thermometer, which appear to be growing in the resin bezel of the watch. For those familiar with Casio systems you know what to expect concerning precision. The GDF100-1A doesn't offer breathtaking precision but when correctly calibrated it can provide you at least estimative values proving helpful when tracking the weather patterns or measuring the warmth. A world time manner using 31 time zones is present together with a stopwatch, timer, full auto calendar and five daily alarms. The basic functionality is so pretty much fully covered.

It may not be the most advanced G-Shock on the market but when you take under account the cost range to which this watch belongs I'd say it does more than a reasonable job. The looks and how big is likely not for everybody's taste but it's the sort of watch that stands out in the audience and some people may enjoy it that way. Overall, it's great value for your money with few pitfalls and a lot of advantages.

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Features List:

Twin Sensor (Altimeter/Barometer & Thermometer)
Super Illuminator LED backlight
World Time feature with 31 time zones
Shock Resistant
Mineral Crystal window
Resin strap and case with stainless steel case back
200-meter Water Resistants

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