G-Shock Pawn

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Fabric

3,819 posts

193 months

Sunday 20th August 2023
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helix402 said:
carlo996 said:
Can someone help with the reference of this one…
It’s not a G Shock. It’s an Edifice. Model No is probably on the rear.
EQW-A1110DB-AER

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carlo996

5,768 posts

22 months

Sunday 20th August 2023
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Fabric said:
EQW-A1110DB-AER

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Thank you!

NickXX

1,559 posts

219 months

Sunday 20th August 2023
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3GGy said:
Nice, I like it. Interestingly the back cover looks the same as the 5600 I had in the early 90's, although different to the one I have now.
Thanks, it’s had 2 weeks of wrist time now, so I thought I’d feed back my thoughts.

It’s basic and goes well under the radar, but feels like the ultimate staple G-Shock. A few musings:

- The case back is great, gives the watch a little bit of heft, but is quite a special thing (DLC), and it’s really hidden away so no-one else will know. This is probably its party piece as it is the giveaway to the metal construction underneath. If the screwback is of no interest, then you may as well get a 5610.
- A lot of reviews complain that it’s expensive. I guess it is once it’s imported through a reseller, but mine cost the equivalent of £171 in Japan which is not a huge amount more than other Multi-Band 6 squares. This is probably a good indicator of where it sits in the Japanese domestic market.
- The 3495 module is nice - very similar to the 3459 in the much more expensive B5000 (minus Bluetooth). Lets you configure stuff like date format/backlight timeout.
- …but, a lot of reviews say that Bluetooth is the only thing missing- it’s not. The 3495 has an STN display, the 3495 in the 5000u does not (this doesn’t bother me but you can see the difference side by side). The 3495 also has a nicer backlit white light which fades in/out which I really like on the B5000. The 3495 has a white LED on the left which isn’t as fancy.
- The strap is softer than the standard resin of a 5600e, it’s really comfy from the moment you put it on.

Other than that, it’s just a really subtle looking square - which is my thing having worn a 5600e a lot for the past 10+ years. Really pleased to have Multi-Band 6 on my daily watch now that I live a life of wfh and Zoom calls. It’s basically a useable B5000 as far as I’m concerned, as I’ve never got on with the easily marked metal case, and never made use of the Bluetooth features.

Edited by NickXX on Sunday 20th August 22:07

3GGy

827 posts

183 months

Monday 21st August 2023
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NickXX said:
3GGy said:
Nice, I like it. Interestingly the back cover looks the same as the 5600 I had in the early 90's, although different to the one I have now.
Thanks, it’s had 2 weeks of wrist time now, so I thought I’d feed back my thoughts.

It’s basic and goes well under the radar, but feels like the ultimate staple G-Shock. A few musings:

- The case back is great, gives the watch a little bit of heft, but is quite a special thing (DLC), and it’s really hidden away so no-one else will know. This is probably its party piece as it is the giveaway to the metal construction underneath. If the screwback is of no interest, then you may as well get a 5610.
- A lot of reviews complain that it’s expensive. I guess it is once it’s imported through a reseller, but mine cost the equivalent of £171 in Japan which is not a huge amount more than other Multi-Band 6 squares. This is probably a good indicator of where it sits in the Japanese domestic market.
- The 3495 module is nice - very similar to the 3459 in the much more expensive B5000 (minus Bluetooth). Lets you configure stuff like date format/backlight timeout.
- …but, a lot of reviews say that Bluetooth is the only thing missing- it’s not. The 3495 has an STN display, the 3495 in the 5000u does not (this doesn’t bother me but you can see the difference side by side). The 3495 also has a nicer backlit white light which fades in/out which I really like on the B5000. The 3495 has a white LED on the left which isn’t as fancy.
- The strap is softer than the standard resin of a 5600e, it’s really comfy from the moment you put it on.

Other than that, it’s just a really subtle looking square - which is my thing having worn a 5600e a lot for the past 10+ years. Really pleased to have Multi-Band 6 on my daily watch now that I live a life of wfh and Zoom calls. It’s basically a useable B5000 as far as I’m concerned, as I’ve never got on with the easily marked metal case, and never made use of the Bluetooth features.

Edited by NickXX on Sunday 20th August 22:07
Some good information there. I have a 5610 that I think I paid £75 for, and I did wonder what more you got for your money over the same module of those more expensive models.


markbigears

2,276 posts

270 months

Wednesday 23rd August 2023
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just dug my old vintage titanium Revman out for a photo, bought new many, many years ago


epom

11,562 posts

162 months

Wednesday 23rd August 2023
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Anyone buy any of the clear anniversary ones ?

cirian75

4,264 posts

234 months

Wednesday 23rd August 2023
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markbigears said:
just dug my old vintage titanium Revman out for a photo, bought new many, many years ago

Nice old school metal G.

McMoose

98 posts

22 months

Wednesday 23rd August 2023
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NickXX said:
New arrival: GW5000U-1JP




Looking forward to having this take over from an older 5600e!

Very impressed with it.
Congratulations on the new G-shock. Looks real good.

g3org3y

20,644 posts

192 months

Sunday 3rd September 2023
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Couple more added to the collection:

For a daily...



For sport...

Mark-ri571

515 posts

108 months

Sunday 3rd September 2023
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Loving my new purchase. Bought with the intention of being safer to wear in city centres as feel a bit vulnerable wearing my Sub Date especially in Summer when wearing short sleeve shirts, T shirts etc. A bargain at £143.60 from Amazon.

Davey S2

13,097 posts

255 months

Monday 4th September 2023
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Mark-ri571 said:
Loving my new purchase. Bought with the intention of being safer to wear in city centres as feel a bit vulnerable wearing my Sub Date especially in Summer when wearing short sleeve shirts, T shirts etc. A bargain at £143.60 from Amazon.
Nice aren’t they.

Had mine about 3 weeks now and bought as an everyday beater / holiday watch and it’s been great at both.

x5tuu

11,953 posts

188 months

Wednesday 6th September 2023
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Latest addition to the collection:

GA-B001G-1AER


Schmeeky

4,192 posts

218 months

Tuesday 19th September 2023
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I'd been looking for a new watch for work, so was looking for something tough. Had to be analogue, but a big feature I needed was a countdown timer. Thought about G-Shocks, but was worried they would look to big on me - I have very thin wrists.
I narrowed it down to a couple of models, then walked up town to see what I could find. At Earnest Jones they had a lovely GM-2100-1AER, love at first sight, and sits just fine on my wrist!



Was quite surprised that the high street price was the same as the best on-line prices - £143.

ratbane

1,374 posts

217 months

Thursday 21st September 2023
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Horsey McHorseface

2,537 posts

185 months

Monday 16th October 2023
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The Goat said:
Hi folks,

Bit of a long shot but I'm wondering if any of you eagle eyed G-Shock aficionados can help identify the watch Ed Sheeran was wearing on the Jonathan Ross show a week or so ago.

I'd really like to find & buy one but can't find the exact model, it looks like a DW6900 of some sort.

This is the best image I could find of it.





https://gshock.casio.com/us/products/collection/li...

Sheetmaself

5,682 posts

199 months

Monday 16th October 2023
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Looks like a US only release from what i can find. Cant find a way to get G-Shock themselves to ship overseas.

Hodinkee also have it for sale and will ship to UK for $50. Group buy? If not i may also get the pink breast cancer awareness one.



Although the more i see the black ine the more i think I’ll get both!

HRL

3,341 posts

220 months

Friday 20th October 2023
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Anyone able to point me in the right direction to purchase a replacement strap and pins for my son’s Baby G BSA-B100-1A?

Found one stockist in Germany but they don’t ship to the U.K. annoyingly!

His is the black plastic strap but a black nato strap the right size would serve equally well. I didn’t think it would actually be hard to source but I’m struggling TBH.

Silvanus

5,279 posts

24 months

Saturday 21st October 2023
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HRL said:
Anyone able to point me in the right direction to purchase a replacement strap and pins for my son’s Baby G BSA-B100-1A?

Found one stockist in Germany but they don’t ship to the U.K. annoyingly!

His is the black plastic strap but a black nato strap the right size would serve equally well. I didn’t think it would actually be hard to source but I’m struggling TBH.
Have look on AliExpress

HRL

3,341 posts

220 months

Saturday 21st October 2023
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Thanks. I’m looking but can’t find an exact match.

I think it’s a 16mm strap but they all seem to be 25mm where they meet the watch, pretty sure the BSA-B100 is only 20mm though.

If there’s a NATO strap that fits this Baby G then I’d be happy with that. Know of any compatible NATO straps instead?

carlo996

5,768 posts

22 months

Saturday 21st October 2023
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Sheetmaself said:
Looks like a US only release from what i can find. Cant find a way to get G-Shock themselves to ship overseas.

Hodinkee also have it for sale and will ship to UK for $50. Group buy? If not i may also get the pink breast cancer awareness one.



Although the more i see the black ine the more i think I’ll get both!
I've asked a friend in the US to grab one for me!