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Casio G-Shock GWA-1100-1A3 G-Aviation Gravity Defier Review

Casio G-Shock GWA-1100-1A3 G-Aviation Gravity Defier ReviewThe G-Shock GWA-1100 is a masterpiece which has a lot of considerably implemented features in an excellent casing so as to offer among the very best G-Shock experiences. It is true that it comes at a higher cost but it's certainly worth every penny as I'll demonstrate below. This makes it look, feel, and actually be extremely tough and resistant to all sorts of risks.


The dial is created of the famous Sapphire Crystal that is the toughest material accessible. While the window is certain to be indestructible in most cases, to be able to boost its durability Casio raised the resin borders to ensure in the event of a fall that the impact will be entirely absorbed by the resin. Essentially, you can throw it, smash it and abuse it at the worst ways, if you don't intend on running it on with a tank that the watch will withstand just fine.

Casio G-Shock GWA-1100-1A3 G-Aviation Gravity Defier Review

As you can see in the image beneath the Neobrite index hands and markers guarantee that the watch is readable in dark environments and even submerged. Although overall the illumination is nothing to whine about I'd have liked to find a small backlight for the subdials or something similar as we've observed on previous G-Shocks.

On the wrist, the watch works amazingly well. You might believe because of its dimensions the weight is also considerable but this isn't entirely the case. It is quite heavy, don't get me wrong, but just to some extent, since the footprint of the watch is significant and the weight spreads nicely across its surface. Other than that, according to the hands on which you wear it the smart crown (which is large) is more or less inconvenient. I state this because in the event that you wear it over the right hand it will not represent a issue, but if you wear it on the left hand the crown along with its protectors might feel a little awkward when you twist your wrist.
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To highlight a few of its most impressive attributes, the Multiband atomic timekeeping assures that you have the perfect time from the second. That can be possible by getting radio calibration signs from Casio's stations from all around the globe. The entire world time feature offers you a number of 29 time zones to pick from when travelling to another state or area that utilizes another time zone. It protects itself from the sun or other artificial light sources and it eliminates the need for changing batteries such as on previous G-Shocks. Apart from that the stopwatch, countdown timer and water resistance together with the alarms and car calendar will be exactly the same as Casio implemented in most G-Shocks: reliable and easy to use.

Eventually to draw a conclusion I would say that you can not go wrong with this G-Shock. It is sturdily built, it's stunningly beautiful, it turns heads and last but not least it helps a lot in regular activities and outdoor environments with its developed capabilities. Overall one of the finest G-Shocks you can purchase for the cost and I am not the only one saying that. Just look at the amount of positive feedback it received. Try it and persuade yourself.


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