The bracelet does not just wear well, it also looks great, the links are brushed, with those little polished dimples, and it contrasts nicely with the polished case and the brushed square bezel. One thing to note is the clasp. It is a good and solid clasp, don’t get me wrong, but it leaves a pretty large gap as you can see in the picture here. I would have liked to see a bit of a better fit here at this price point. Obviously this is not a dealbreaker, but it did bother me the first couple of days.
This is of course a G-Shock, so you get a hard wearing watch, water resistance and a lot of functionality. It looks and behaves exactly how you expect any other G-Shock. It has all the functions I need in a digital watch, and nothing I don’t. One thing to note is that it is a Bluetooth connected watch. You can connect your watch to your phone with an app, and then set the different timezones and do all sorts of magic. Honestly speaking, I almost never use the app.
Great write up and excellent photography!!! Totally agree with you on the endless re-issues of watches from 60/70s 🙁
Seen these pop up online quite easily available nowadays. Thinking to just order one after seeing that vid! 🥂👏👏👏
Maybe try em on first – sizing is quite different from most watches out there. And that’s a good thing 😎👍