Casio G-Shock G-Lide GBX-100-1ER - 2020, GBX-100-1ER, GBX-100-1ER

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Training Data: Up to 100 runs, up to 140 lap times per run (elapsed time, distance, pace, calories burned) Second Post: The GBX-100 has a stainless steel bezel with a hairline and top honing treatment, and the rest of the case is resin. In terms of the screen, GBX 100 uses the same MIP display as its predecessor. So, you can expect the same high level of contrast and clarity in both bright sunlight and complete darkness. Also the quality of the glass is equal – both models feature mineral crystal glass.

The watch measures 50.9 x 46.0 x 14.7 millimeters and weighs 66 grams, which is somewhere between the size of a DW-5600 (48.9 x 42.8 x 13.4) and GX-56 (55.5 × 53.6 × 17.5), but lighter than the GX-56’s 88 grams. Even with only, basic notification coming from the phone the watch does send info to the Move App, whether iOS or Android, such as surf and training data, and you can even set goals within the App. And you can set surfing spots and other features and send them to the watch via the Move app. So the watch does communicate in a two-way nature, just not as far as phone notifications which are one-way only.By some distance, the Achilles heel of most smarter-than-average watches on the market is the battery life. Tide information is available for 3,300 locations through the smartphone app. The GBX-100 also has training measurement functions like the G-SQUAD models, including distance, speed, pace, lap, and pitch. Other fitness features include a preset calorie use alarm, training log, and life log. The watch also has a soft urethane band. Meanwhile, the GBX-100’s killer MIP display makes it a worthwhile watch. I don’t think I’ll ever buy another traditional negative LCD watch. Revealed at Casio’s Spring & Summer New Product Exhibition, the GBX-100 is a surfing-oriented watch with Bluetooth smartphone connectivity, high/low tide times, tide levels, and sunrise/sunset times, along with the traditional tide graph and moon age display. From what I’ve gathered from watch forum chatter, none of the Casio step-counters are accurate. Word on the street: if you’re serious about using a fitness calculator on your wrist, get a “real” wearable like the models offered by Garmin.

While the first watch we compared is said to be the ideal type for those into extreme workout routines, the Casio GBX100 of the G-Lide collection was created particularly with surfing enthusiasts in mind. Design & Durability A variety of display modes can be activated, although while the MODE and DISPLAY buttons on the left side of the case-control much of this functionality, somewhat counterintuitively, to activate the surfer functions you need to first press the LAP button, then you can access the impressive tide graph, moon data, high and low tide times, and sunrise/sunset times screens. Designed for fitness, fishing and surfing, it’s still a worthy timepiece for kooks and Barneys, thanks to the stunningly easy-to-read MIP display Being that this is an all-digital watch face what you normally would call a “dial” is actually best referred to as the “display” since it’s a digital screen. This is not a touch screen but all of the functions of the watch are displayed on this screen and controlled by the 5 buttons surrounding the bezel. Presented in a resin and stainless steel case with a similar square shape to the original DW5000C from 1983 the design features a new stainless steel bezel, which both adds to the durability of the watch and gives it a new premium aesthetic while still keeping the cost and weight down.

Also provides comfort with a soft urethane band with slits that help with fit and allow water and sweat to escape. Countdown timer (interval timer with up to five time settings, 1-second units, duration 00’00” to 60’00”, auto-repeat settable from 1 to 20) Firstly, the watch wears slightly bigger since its rectangular case diameter is 50,9. Because of the larger stature, the watch is also a bit heavier, weighing 66g. Another difference worth pointing out in terms of the exterior is the material of the bezel. While Casio GBD200 is fully made from resin, this model features a stylish stainless steel bezel that makes the design a bit more sophisticated. Now let’s move on to the area in which we think GBX 100 edges out GBD 200 and that’s the feature set. Features All the data can be viewed on the watch’s display or on your smartphone, using the Mobile link feature that pairs the two devices via Bluetooth connection. Movement