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Casio G-Shock Gulfmaster GWN1000B Review

The G-Shock Gulfmaster GWN1000B was created for the picky buyer who prefers plenty of features and a top quality structure over cheapness. The watch comes outfitted with a few of the greatest characteristics of the G-Shock line like the multiband period calibration, the triple sensor, moon and tide graphs and much more to produce the beholder's life simpler. Though the watch better matches those constantly working or having fun with its own variations the Gulfmaster can also be worn by anybody looking for a significant G-Shock with lots functions that can deliver an unparalleled encounter.
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Every Gulfman features an analog-digital screen and obviously this version is no exception. The digital display works in conjunction with the index palms so as to deliver an authentic G-Shock experience. For instance, if in compass style, the second indicator hand acts as the north index and the screen indicates the degrees afferent to the variants of the cardinal points. Additionally, the display also acts as a configuration module to be able to give you a better feedback when configuring various functions such as the stopwatch or the countdown timer.

The triple detector is already famous and it is wonderful to see it with this watch. By using the altimeter you can create readings of the altitude you're at a specific moment. This can be especially valuable for hikers, hunters, as well as routine tourists to be able to correlate certain information with the altitude, such as where particular animals live or a plant or anything. Together with the barometer you can make weather predictions; when the pressure is reduced it may rain or get cloudy and when the pressure is elevated you can expect decent weather. Last but not least, with the compass you can guide yourself through unknown surroundings.
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The texture on the hand is as you may expect, significant. For a wristwatch with a burden of 101 grams and a diameter of 45 mm, then you will have to get used to it progressively. The smart crown is a thing which we saw Casio likes to include in high-end versions, mainly because it gets the setup of the watch so much simpler and intuitive.

Total the Gulfmaster GWN1000B is a great choice for those looking for a top notch G-Shock with some of the best functions on the market, with a tough construction and yet reliable.

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