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Mini Review of the Casio G-Shock GW-1310
I'm only doing a mini review of the Casio G-Shock GW-1310 because it is almost identical to the G-Shock GW-1100 that I reviewed late last year with just a few subtle differences. Before reading what's different between the two watches, you should probably check out that review first, if you...
The Vibrating Casio G-Shock GW-400CJ
The folks over at Wrist Dreams have picked up on the new vibrating Casio G-Shock GW-400CJ-1JF marine sports watch. I was just commenting the other day on how Casio is really pushing the limits of digital watches, and as if to prove my point, they announce one of the most...
Casio Introduces New Square Baby-G Series (BG180 and BG184)
I'll admit that Watch Report tends to be a little biased toward men's watches, but being a pretty big G-Shock fan in general, I have to make the occasional exception for Baby-G's. If you're a guy, and you're about to head off to Google to search for a more manly...
Review of the Casio GW-1100 Analog G-Shock Tough Solar Waveceptor
View the Casio GW-1100 photo gallery. I reviewed this watch's all-digital little brother about a month ago, and found it to be a good watch for someone who needs something durable and inexpensive. If you're really into Casio G-Shocks, though, you'll definitely want to look at something more like the...
Extend the Warranty On Your G-Shock For Free
All you have to do is take a survey, and apparently your warranty is extended for an additional year. It's not clear whether you have to register your watch, as well, however I would assume so. Registration can be completed online right here. While I have the attention of G-Shock...
Review of the Casio GW-300 G-Shock Tough Solar Waveceptor
View photo gallery. The Casio GW-300 is solid, practical watch for people who are more interested in ruggedness and durability than elegance. It's not the last watch you'll ever buy, or the only watch you'll ever need, but if you're looking for a tough, affordable digital watch, the GW-300 is...
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