Love this watch. So easy to view the time, that dial is beautiful. Got it during lockdown 2020 and it’s my favourite watch. I wear it when I run, during treks and on casual days out. For the summer I throw on a yellow strap and put the green back on for all other seasons. I also have the Maharishi strap which is brilliant especially because it has a black buckle and keeper . Great video 👍🏼
Love it! Thanks for sharing your experience with this one 😁👍🏼 And the “Maharishi” strap!?! 🫢 What a great addition to this one!! 💪🏼😎👍🏼 It just so happens that I went trekking with a friend yesterday and had the GWG-1000 on. Fantastic watch aka an “Armageddon” type of watch 😁👍🏼 Thanks for the kind words and thanks for watching.
Well I finally broke down and ordered a gwg 1000 1A3. I’ve wanted one for a few years. Can’t wait for it to arrive. It will be #7 in my g shock collection.
Thanks// like clarity of the video and putting it on your wrist. Was going back and forth between the 1000 & 2000, but the 1000 is more rugged and classic
Just picked up one of those bad boys a couple weeks ago. My first solar, atomic Casio. Decided to go solar after dealing with early battery expiration in my GG-1000. This is my "watch to end all watches".
@lanep4322 - Great choice! This one will last many lifetimes and you'll love every minute of it. I know I do. Great acquisition! Thanks for sharing and thanks for watching!
I purchased this watch 3 months ago its a watch that you sort of appreciate more as you wear it and look at it daily and weekly it grows on you even more after buying it" and only special or potentially classic timepiece gives you that type of feeling and satisfaction, I chose the 1000 over the 2000 because I like the pure ruggedness of the original its chunkier and slightly bigger and has more of a presence on the wrist in my opinion I just think its a more classic looking and better looking timepiece, the 2000 has been tamed to be a more slender and lighter modern looking version which I think takes away abit of muscle size outer the beast lol I have 50 watches in my collection and I have over 20 g shocks 2 of them mudmasters ggb100 great watch packed full of features and the juggernaut gwg-1000 which I would highly recommend to any g shock enthusiasts, who definitely should own this future iconic master of G.
Wow! You have 20 of these “throw what you want at it” type of watches! That’s a G-Shock lover’s dream! I love G-Shock as well but have twice as less … for now 😉 Thanks for sharing my friend! Appreciate you taking the time to comment and thanks for watching.
@@martinspringer260 I've seen quite a few on ebay but they are all used and it's night impossible to get a brand new one given the watches age. They look very rugged. I hate scratches on my watch and I'm very careful not to get my GGB100 scratched.
@MrElchav the gwg-1000-1a3er is your best bet its the original and the best and most imposing on the wrist also the only mudmaster made in japan the 100 is a cool watch but the 1000 imo is better.
Bought the GWG-100-1A3 in 2015 and till today it's still going strong and rock solid with hardly visible usermark!! i also have the GWG-1000-MH Maharishi (collector's limited edition) and also GWG-2000-1A3 . These GWG line up of Mudmaster is a beast of a watch and a must have. 💪💪❤️
I'm from Malaysia and I wear my GWG1000 everyday and also during my hiking trips. I think it is the most durable watch i ever had. MT-G B3000D is another nice watch that I wish to buy but GWG1000 looked more rugged & tactical. Love it very very much.
@Ng Chee Choong - I totally agree; the GWG-1000 looks much more rugged than the MT-G B3000D. I have the MT-G B2000B and I can say I would wear it as my "one and only watch" if I had to sell all my watches and only keep one ... but because I have the choice, for tough situations, I will always go with the GWG-1000. Thanks for sharing your story and thanks for watching! 😎👍🏼
Not at all. I have both and the build quality is identical. The 2000s are assembled in Thailand. The parts are made in Japan. So what anyway! I buy on the quality of a product and I couldn't care less where it is made so long as it is made well.
@@adamski101- Thanks for your insight. To add to that, regardless of the location of the build, Casio ensures their quality standards are kept in all locations. Thanks for watching!
@@timetowatch_francoisBtw, the new B1000 is also made in Japan like the OG Mudmaster. It's so much better than the GWG-2000, although I still prefer the OG one over all the other ones.
@@StardustLegacyFighter You have no idea what you're talking about. I have both, and they're both great watches. The 2000 has some interesting changes which make it equally interesting but different. Grow up and stop babbling.
Very complete review, I have had that watch for a year and it is my favorite, basically it is a tool, the only fault it has, according to my experience, is that it fails with electromagnetic emissions, I work in maritime protection on the high seas and the ship's radars fishing vessel (tuna freezer) where I was embarked, they made the watch unusable, even so I liked the watch so much that I bought it again, curiously on other of my shipments I carried the Casio G-Shock Rangeman GPR-B1000-1JR and even when I was on guard very close The radars did not affect it, in any case I think that GWG 1000 is one of Casio's most complete G-Shocks, great video and greetings from Spain
Thanks for your comment and thanks for sharing a part of your story. I noticed electro magnetic interference as well when I’m too close to computers and monitor screens. As for your Rangeman, it’s another fantastic watch and, in my opinion, is much more legible. I think that the tech inside is different than the GWG-1000 so that may explain that the radars didn’t affect it.
Thanks! I totally agree with you. I wear it as often as I can. And it’s a great conversation starter too. Thanks for watching and thanks for your comment.
I wanted to buy the GWG-1000-1A3JF at the time, but found it too expensive and got the GWG-100-1A3 instead. It always lacked that certain something and many other watches found their way to me afterwards. Now, years later, I had the GWG-100-1A3 on my wrist again and checked the prices of the 1000. Then I saw your video and knew what to do. I have just ordered the GWG1000 and know exactly what I was missing. Best regards from Germany
Fantastic! I love that you don't limit yourself b/c of your "minuscule wrist" (as you put it). I hope you enjoy it for many years to come. Thanks for your comment and hugs back to you from Canada 🤗
Great video, I was going after the new gwg 2000 but this one was 40 percent price cut, and right now is on my wrist. It's slightly bigger and thicker. But I already have the new gw-9500 mudman and the gpr-h1000 rangeman is also here, but I don't need a charger for my g-shock so this mudmaster is just perfect.
Good choice! I absolutely love mine. Yes, it’s a little larger but it’s that peace of mind that I like. Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching!
To fix the moving keeper, I took a pair of pliers and covered the keeper with a cloth not to scratch it. Then I pressed the underside of the keeper carefully and it bent a milimeter or two, resulting in much less movement and sliding. It stays in place now.
Ah! I wouldn't have thought of doing that. Wouldn't want to damage it but, like you said, with the cloth, all's good and safe. Thanks for the tip!! I'll let you know how it goes ... going to do it right now 🙂👍🏼 Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching.
I am looking to upgrade and this watch was is on my list but I find that the GWG 2000 or the GWG B 1000 both look much premium than the GWG 1000. Same toughness but that metal makes it look so much premium.
I agree with you and I was hesitant to get the GWG-2000 because of the look and feel. However, I like that the GWG-1000 without the metal is lighter and I am not as worried about scratches on it. Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching.
@@timetowatch_francois Actually both the gwg 2000 and the gwg b 1000 despite having metal parts on them, are lighter than the GWG 1000. Both are even thinner and slimmer than the gwg 1000 so I would need to go to a casio store to try these out.
While you’re on the home screen (timekeeping mode), is it possible to have the local time on the analog hands , while displaying your secondary time zone on the digital screen, instead of the date?
Good question! The quick answer to your question is “no” b/c the date display cannot be changed to show the secondary time, much less any other function on the Home Screen. However, “yes” you could but you’d have to be on the WT (World Time) function instead of staying on the Home Screen and “play” around with the time a little. When you go through the Mode button (bottom left), the second to last function is WT. It shows you the secondary time on the hands and the local time (HT = Home Time) on the digital display. What you can do is, at the WT function, set your local time as the secondary time (WT) and this way, when your watch is on that function, the hands will show your local time and the digital display will show the secondary time. You have to keep in mind that the indication “HT” will be displayed on the digital screen but it’s not your Home Time but rather the secondary time. That’s the only way I can see. I hope my explanation is not all over the place and it makes sense to you (I think I read my text 5 times before pressing “send” 😉) Thanks for your question and thanks for watching!
Hey! Thanks so much for taking the time to explain! This is really helpful. Here is my follow up question :D When in WT mode, I understand that there is a ‘timesawpp’ feature which you described, where you can long-press a button and it will flip your WT and your HT - presenting the desired result with the local time on the analogue hands & the overseas time zone now on the LCD screen (although it is now indicated as HT)… So my question is -if you were then to back out of World time mode and go to regular timekeeping mode, would the watch still consider the overseas time as the ‘home time’? Obviously, that would not be the desired result because it would be inconvenient having to manually reset it back/time swap it, in order to set alarms in your ACTUAL home time.. Or, when you use the ‘time swap’ function within ‘world time mode’, does your home time automatically return to normal local time when you go to back to the home screen of timekeeping mode? Thanks so much 😃
Hi again, that is an excellent question! I had to try it for myself and, you are right; when you go back to the regular timekeeping mode, the HT changes to the “new” HT you just swapped in the WT function. Essentially, this is made for people who travel to a location that will truly become their HT and would be, like you said, inconvenient for you and me 🤷🏼♂️ Thanks again for your comment and questions.
I ordered mine today I've watched a lot of these tutorial videos no one seems to mention except for one fellow the wonderful fact of the auto light display with a flip of the wrist which is a highly sought after feature in my life. I can't wait for this baby to get here tomorrow
You’re absolutely right about the light! I surprise myself every time I put it on and see the light automatically come on. I forget it’s there … and forgot about it in this review as well. Good catch! Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching 🙂👍🏼
The 4 screws on each corner of the face are just decoration, no function, and part of the black resin guard. I was a little disappointed when I saw that, being a machinist, but that is my only complaint, and I love this watch.
Great looking watch but the LCD display is way too dim and can only be seen in bright sunlight. Couple that with the awful backlight which apart from illuminating the number 6 on the dial does precious little else and it's a dealbreaker.
@travisbromell3660 - That is very cool! 😎👍🏼 Very stealthy watch, love it. Do you have the version with the blacked out hands or is it the "pop out" white hands version? Personally, I like to see the time so I'd go with the white hands version 😉
I watched a video right before this one and he disassembled the same watch. Those 4 screws on the outside are just for show - they do not screw into anything so do not have any affect on water prodding it! Up until then - I would have said the same!!
I just now recieved my gwg 1000 1a1. I do really like it but the band needs to be a little longer. I have big wrists and it is so far to the end of the band the lose ends pops lose all the time. It's quite irritating to be honest
@Peter Weikel - Completely understand. If I recall, I seem to have seen someone use some sort of adapter to retro-fit a NATO-like strap which adds length to the strap. You may want to try that option. It’s sad to have this beauty stay in a drawer 🤷🏼♂️ Thanks for sharing and thanks for watching.
i do like G SHOCK watches and i thought G shock is 200$ company but last month I research out of broadness and realize its 10000$ watch too. This one is 700$ and to read temperature you must remove the watch from wrist and altimeter is just mimic according many You tube posts I dont get it why 700$
I hear you. However, I figure you understand that, if you want an accurate reading of the temperature, you don't want to have your body heat influence it, right? Like any other thermometer for that matter. Furthermore, I haven't heard of any "mimicking" of the altimeter but they may be referring to the sensors that grab the current air pressure and "may" estimate the value i.e. it's not as precise as a true/calibrated altimeter tool BUT I can assure you, in my eyes anyway, for 700$, you get a lot of watch for your money. Thanks for sharing and thanks for watching!
@johnnysmile01 - If you can do the GD-X6900, you can do this one for sure! The lug to lug on your GD-X6900 is a little bit longer than this GWG-1000 so you'd rock this Mud Master w/o a sweat! If you have the budget, I'd go for it if I were you. You'll love it even more when you see it "live". Thanks for watching and thanks for your comment!
Thanks for your kind words. I hope you’ll enjoy it as much as I enjoy mine. I went hiking last weekend and loved having it back on my wrist. Thanks for watching!
@@timetowatch_francois I’m really considering getting the new GWGB1000 but Casio chose to go smaller with this successor to the 2000. Leaves me in the fence of whether I should get it or not.
@@Stan-ug9mx - I hear you loud and clear. I know the feeling. The next generation may be interesting but I’d still choose the B1000 today. Good luck! But keep in mind that whichever you choose to get, you can’t go wrong.
@Robert Vogt - You're absolutely right! After seeing your comment, I took out the wrist support under the strap and there it is; a press-fit "screw" just for show ... they got me there 😄 Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching!
The “Display” button I mentioned (top left when looking at the face) will change the digital display and show the day & date. When pressing more than once, it will circle back to the time. Hope this helped. Thanks for watching.
@MisterRz - “Japan GE” indicates that the product (in this case the GWG-1000) is imported from Japan for world sale. Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching 🙂👍🏼
Yes it does. It’s a LED light located on the right side of the display. Keep in mind that the LED light located right under the “6 o’clock” position is very strong and adds to the legibility of the digital display as well. Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching 🙂👍🏼
Yes, I realize it now but, at the time, it was not specified in the G-Shock Canada website. I simply didn’t want to take a chance and, in the end, the watch is well worth the price I paid. Thanks for your comment but mostly, thanks for watching.
That’s unfortunate. For me, I just wear it around the house sometimes. Just because I like it, not because I need it for doing the dishes 😁 At least there are so many other G-Shock watches that you can choose. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and thanks for watching.
Interesting 🤔 … for the life of me, on the Canadian G-Shock website, I could not find any mention of the crystal being sapphire and I could not get any confirmation from their customer service 🤷🏼♂️ I didn’t want to take a chance and went with what was a sure thing … and the price wasn’t that much more expensive. Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching 🙂👍🏼
@@timetowatch_francois I believe I purchased my watch on eBay about 375-400 USD two years ago with a warranty and with crystal sapphire. Long as you purchased the real deal it doesn't matter there's so many fakes out there.. Enjoy have a blessed day.
I have this GWG 1000 1a3 and It's the best of all the GWGs . I passed on the 2000.
I came across your review and I must say this is one of the best if not the best review for the mudmaster! 🎉
Love this watch. So easy to view the time, that dial is beautiful. Got it during lockdown 2020 and it’s my favourite watch. I wear it when I run, during treks and on casual days out. For the summer I throw on a yellow strap and put the green back on for all other seasons. I also have the Maharishi strap which is brilliant especially because it has a black buckle and keeper . Great video 👍🏼
Love it! Thanks for sharing your experience with this one 😁👍🏼
And the “Maharishi” strap!?! 🫢 What a great addition to this one!! 💪🏼😎👍🏼
It just so happens that I went trekking with a friend yesterday and had the GWG-1000 on. Fantastic watch aka an “Armageddon” type of watch 😁👍🏼
Thanks for the kind words and thanks for watching.
Well I finally broke down and ordered a gwg 1000 1A3. I’ve wanted one for a few years. Can’t wait for it to arrive. It will be #7 in my g shock collection.
@Blackluuvv - You'll love every moment you have it on your wrist 😎👍🏼
#noregrets
Thanks// like clarity of the video and putting it on your wrist. Was going back and forth between the 1000 & 2000, but the 1000 is more rugged and classic
Just picked up one of those bad boys a couple weeks ago. My first solar, atomic Casio. Decided to go solar after dealing with early battery expiration in my GG-1000. This is my "watch to end all watches".
@lanep4322 - Great choice! This one will last many lifetimes and you'll love every minute of it. I know I do. Great acquisition!
Thanks for sharing and thanks for watching!
Ha ha ha ...the watch to end all watches!
I purchased this watch 3 months ago its a watch that you sort of appreciate more as you wear it and look at it daily and weekly it grows on you even more after buying it" and only special or potentially classic timepiece gives you that type of feeling and satisfaction, I chose the 1000 over the 2000 because I like the pure ruggedness of the original its chunkier and slightly bigger and has more of a presence on the wrist in my opinion I just think its a more classic looking and better looking timepiece, the 2000 has been tamed to be a more slender and lighter modern looking version which I think takes away abit of muscle size outer the beast lol I have 50 watches in my collection and I have over 20 g shocks 2 of them mudmasters ggb100 great watch packed full of features and the juggernaut gwg-1000 which I would highly recommend to any g shock enthusiasts, who definitely should own this future iconic master of G.
Wow! You have 20 of these “throw what you want at it” type of watches! That’s a G-Shock lover’s dream! I love G-Shock as well but have twice as less … for now 😉
Thanks for sharing my friend! Appreciate you taking the time to comment and thanks for watching.
I agree. I returned the 2000 for a GGB100. How does the GWG1000 compare to the GGB100 in case I decide to get one?
@MrElchav GWG 1000 is the original my friend the most rugged and biggest in diameter and plus made in japan imo original models are always the best
@@martinspringer260 I've seen quite a few on ebay but they are all used and it's night impossible to get a brand new one given the watches age. They look very rugged. I hate scratches on my watch and I'm very careful not to get my GGB100 scratched.
@MrElchav the gwg-1000-1a3er is your best bet its the original and the best and most imposing on the wrist also the only mudmaster made in japan the 100 is a cool watch but the 1000 imo is better.
Bought the GWG-100-1A3 in 2015 and till today it's still going strong and rock solid with hardly visible usermark!! i also have the GWG-1000-MH Maharishi (collector's limited edition) and also GWG-2000-1A3 . These GWG line up of Mudmaster is a beast of a watch and a must have. 💪💪❤️
Oh! 🫢 … you have the “Maharishi” version! Now THAT is a fantastic version.
Thanks for sharing and thanks for watching.
I'm from Malaysia and I wear my GWG1000 everyday and also during my hiking trips. I think it is the most durable watch i ever had. MT-G B3000D is another nice watch that I wish to buy but GWG1000 looked more rugged & tactical. Love it very very much.
@Ng Chee Choong - I totally agree; the GWG-1000 looks much more rugged than the MT-G B3000D. I have the MT-G B2000B and I can say I would wear it as my "one and only watch" if I had to sell all my watches and only keep one ... but because I have the choice, for tough situations, I will always go with the GWG-1000.
Thanks for sharing your story and thanks for watching! 😎👍🏼
Agreed with you, G-1000 Made in Japan is a much much better quality product than the Made In Thailand G-2000 version. Orignal Mudmaster is a Tank.
Not at all. I have both and the build quality is identical. The 2000s are assembled in Thailand. The parts are made in Japan. So what anyway! I buy on the quality of a product and I couldn't care less where it is made so long as it is made well.
I wouldn't say the build quality is significantly better, but I do prefer the OG design and materials used.
@@adamski101- Thanks for your insight. To add to that, regardless of the location of the build, Casio ensures their quality standards are kept in all locations.
Thanks for watching!
@@timetowatch_francoisBtw, the new B1000 is also made in Japan like the OG Mudmaster.
It's so much better than the GWG-2000, although I still prefer the OG one over all the other ones.
@@StardustLegacyFighter You have no idea what you're talking about. I have both, and they're both great watches. The 2000 has some interesting changes which make it equally interesting but different. Grow up and stop babbling.
Very complete review, I have had that watch for a year and it is my favorite, basically it is a tool, the only fault it has, according to my experience, is that it fails with electromagnetic emissions, I work in maritime protection on the high seas and the ship's radars fishing vessel (tuna freezer) where I was embarked, they made the watch unusable, even so I liked the watch so much that I bought it again, curiously on other of my shipments I carried the Casio G-Shock Rangeman GPR-B1000-1JR and even when I was on guard very close The radars did not affect it, in any case I think that GWG 1000 is one of Casio's most complete G-Shocks, great video and greetings from Spain
Thanks for your comment and thanks for sharing a part of your story.
I noticed electro magnetic interference as well when I’m too close to computers and monitor screens.
As for your Rangeman, it’s another fantastic watch and, in my opinion, is much more legible. I think that the tech inside is different than the GWG-1000 so that may explain that the radars didn’t affect it.
This is my fav G-Shock. Great review!
Thanks! I totally agree with you.
I wear it as often as I can.
And it’s a great conversation starter too.
Thanks for watching and thanks for your comment.
I wanted to buy the GWG-1000-1A3JF at the time, but found it too expensive and got the GWG-100-1A3 instead. It always lacked that certain something and many other watches found their way to me afterwards. Now, years later, I had the GWG-100-1A3 on my wrist again and checked the prices of the 1000.
Then I saw your video and knew what to do. I have just ordered the GWG1000 and know exactly what I was missing.
Best regards from Germany
Thanks for sharing your story. I hope you have many years with this great watch.
i just got my mud master gwg 1000 at doki doki second hane shop,i purchased it at$ 202 only
My wrist is minuscule and use without problems. Congratulations for the video, and hugs from Brazil.
Fantastic! I love that you don't limit yourself b/c of your "minuscule wrist" (as you put it). I hope you enjoy it for many years to come.
Thanks for your comment and hugs back to you from Canada 🤗
Thank you very much for the review! I'm seriously considering buying GWG-1000.
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
And if you get your hands on one, I know you’ll love it 🙂👍🏼
Great video, I was going after the new gwg 2000 but this one was 40 percent price cut, and right now is on my wrist. It's slightly bigger and thicker. But I already have the new gw-9500 mudman and the gpr-h1000 rangeman is also here, but I don't need a charger for my g-shock so this mudmaster is just perfect.
Good choice! I absolutely love mine. Yes, it’s a little larger but it’s that peace of mind that I like.
Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching!
The gwg 1000 will be a legend and iconic watch ⌚️
@@SuchanBajracharya You got that right!
Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching.
I changed the strap on my GWG1000-1A3JF from green to black , looks much better , I also have the yellow strap for summer use
Love that concept … stealthy. Nice!
Thanks for sharing!
what a stunning G! Love your detailed review... now I want this G, too! :-)
It's like a drug, right? 😄
Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the great video and information, it’s helped me with my new purchase 👍
My pleasure! Thanks for your kind words and thanks for watching.
To fix the moving keeper, I took a pair of pliers and covered the keeper with a cloth not to scratch it. Then I pressed the underside of the keeper carefully and it bent a milimeter or two, resulting in much less movement and sliding. It stays in place now.
Ah! I wouldn't have thought of doing that. Wouldn't want to damage it but, like you said, with the cloth, all's good and safe.
Thanks for the tip!! I'll let you know how it goes ... going to do it right now 🙂👍🏼
Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching.
By the way, it was a perfect fix. Now, it's just snug enough for it not to move around.
Thanks again! 😃👍🏼
@@timetowatch_francois glad it worked.
I got this watch as a gift to self i got a small wrist but still i love it :)
Those are the best gifts!! 😃👍🏼
Thanks for sharing and thanks for watching.
I have the Mudmaster I'm so happy with it was Mooney well spent 😅
😄👍🏻
Love that presence on the wrist … can’t forget it’s there, right? 😅
Great review and information
Thanks! I appreciate the kind words.
Thanks for watching.
I am looking to upgrade and this watch was is on my list but I find that the GWG 2000 or the GWG B 1000 both look much premium than the GWG 1000. Same toughness but that metal makes it look so much premium.
I agree with you and I was hesitant to get the GWG-2000 because of the look and feel.
However, I like that the GWG-1000 without the metal is lighter and I am not as worried about scratches on it.
Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching.
@@timetowatch_francois Actually both the gwg 2000 and the gwg b 1000 despite having metal parts on them, are lighter than the GWG 1000. Both are even thinner and slimmer than the gwg 1000 so I would need to go to a casio store to try these out.
While you’re on the home screen (timekeeping mode), is it possible to have the local time on the analog hands , while displaying your secondary time zone on the digital screen, instead of the date?
Good question! The quick answer to your question is “no” b/c the date display cannot be changed to show the secondary time, much less any other function on the Home Screen.
However, “yes” you could but you’d have to be on the WT (World Time) function instead of staying on the Home Screen and “play” around with the time a little.
When you go through the Mode button (bottom left), the second to last function is WT. It shows you the secondary time on the hands and the local time (HT = Home Time) on the digital display.
What you can do is, at the WT function, set your local time as the secondary time (WT) and this way, when your watch is on that function, the hands will show your local time and the digital display will show the secondary time. You have to keep in mind that the indication “HT” will be displayed on the digital screen but it’s not your Home Time but rather the secondary time.
That’s the only way I can see.
I hope my explanation is not all over the place and it makes sense to you (I think I read my text 5 times before pressing “send” 😉)
Thanks for your question and thanks for watching!
Hey! Thanks so much for taking the time to explain! This is really helpful. Here is my follow up question :D
When in WT mode, I understand that there is a ‘timesawpp’ feature which you described, where you can long-press a button and it will flip your WT and your HT - presenting the desired result with the local time on the analogue hands & the overseas time zone now on the LCD screen (although it is now indicated as HT)…
So my question is -if you were then to back out of World time mode and go to regular timekeeping mode, would the watch still consider the overseas time as the ‘home time’? Obviously, that would not be the desired result because it would be inconvenient having to manually reset it back/time swap it, in order to set alarms in your ACTUAL home time.. Or, when you use the ‘time swap’ function within ‘world time mode’, does your home time automatically return to normal local time when you go to back to the home screen of timekeeping mode?
Thanks so much 😃
Hi again, that is an excellent question! I had to try it for myself and, you are right; when you go back to the regular timekeeping mode, the HT changes to the “new” HT you just swapped in the WT function.
Essentially, this is made for people who travel to a location that will truly become their HT and would be, like you said, inconvenient for you and me 🤷🏼♂️
Thanks again for your comment and questions.
6 years running strong. Only watch I wear.
I ordered mine today I've watched a lot of these tutorial videos no one seems to mention except for one fellow the wonderful fact of the auto light display with a flip of the wrist which is a highly sought after feature in my life. I can't wait for this baby to get here tomorrow
You’re absolutely right about the light!
I surprise myself every time I put it on and see the light automatically come on. I forget it’s there … and forgot about it in this review as well. Good catch!
Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching 🙂👍🏼
The 4 screws on each corner of the face are just decoration, no function, and part of the black resin guard. I was a little disappointed when I saw that, being a machinist, but that is my only complaint, and I love this watch.
I still have the watch and still love it nonetheless.
Thanks for sharing and thanks for watching!
Great looking watch but the LCD display is way too dim and can only be seen in bright sunlight. Couple that with the awful backlight which apart from illuminating the number 6 on the dial does precious little else and it's a dealbreaker.
Thanks for your insight. I can’t say that’s my experience with this one 🤷🏼♂️
Thanks for watching.
The LCD display is a bit dim, but the backlight is amazing.
Maybe you have the blackout version, which has less lume and a dimmer backlight.
I have the gwg-1000 blackout edition 🔥🔥🔥🔥
@travisbromell3660 - That is very cool! 😎👍🏼 Very stealthy watch, love it.
Do you have the version with the blacked out hands or is it the "pop out" white hands version?
Personally, I like to see the time so I'd go with the white hands version 😉
@@timetowatch_francois the hour and minute hands are white the numbers are gray
@@travisbromell3660 - Now THAT’S what I talkin’ about! Great acquisition! 🔥😊👍🏼
@@timetowatch_francois thanks💯
Wow now that is a watch ❤ I want one
You can say that again! 😄👍🏼
Thanks for watching.
I watched a video right before this one and he disassembled the same watch. Those 4 screws on the outside are just for show - they do not screw into anything so do not have any affect on water prodding it! Up until then - I would have said the same!!
Oh! Interesting!
Thanks for the heads up 🙂👍🏼
And thanks for watching.
Good job 👍
Thanks! Appreciate your kind words.
Thanks for watching.
waiting for mines to arrive ! 👍✌
Great!! You’ll see that it’s even better “live”
Enjoy! Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching 😊👍🏼
I just now recieved my gwg 1000 1a1. I do really like it but the band needs to be a little longer. I have big wrists and it is so far to the end of the band the lose ends pops lose all the time. It's quite irritating to be honest
@Peter Weikel - Completely understand. If I recall, I seem to have seen someone use some sort of adapter to retro-fit a NATO-like strap which adds length to the strap.
You may want to try that option. It’s sad to have this beauty stay in a drawer 🤷🏼♂️
Thanks for sharing and thanks for watching.
@@timetowatch_francois you're referring to Jory Goodman of The Time Teller. He opted Nato for his GWG-1000.
Here's the video
ruclips.net/video/cmNGeUZX1F0/видео.html
@@kma86 - Exactly! Thanks for the reminder. 😄👍🏼
I took the band of mine and replaced it with a strap.
Can I manually set the hands to a different time to what the digital time is set to? (Without going into world time mode?)
Unfortunately, no.
Thanks for asking!
i do like G SHOCK watches and i thought G shock is 200$ company but last month I research out of broadness and realize its 10000$ watch too. This one is 700$ and to read temperature you must remove the watch from wrist and altimeter is just mimic according many You tube posts I dont get it why 700$
I hear you.
However, I figure you understand that, if you want an accurate reading of the temperature, you don't want to have your body heat influence it, right? Like any other thermometer for that matter. Furthermore, I haven't heard of any "mimicking" of the altimeter but they may be referring to the sensors that grab the current air pressure and "may" estimate the value i.e. it's not as precise as a true/calibrated altimeter tool BUT I can assure you, in my eyes anyway, for 700$, you get a lot of watch for your money.
Thanks for sharing and thanks for watching!
Is this bigger than a GD-X6900 ? My wrist can do that One no problem but this looks wider anyway i would like to have One.
@johnnysmile01 - If you can do the GD-X6900, you can do this one for sure! The lug to lug on your GD-X6900 is a little bit longer than this GWG-1000 so you'd rock this Mud Master w/o a sweat!
If you have the budget, I'd go for it if I were you. You'll love it even more when you see it "live".
Thanks for watching and thanks for your comment!
Good review. Just got mine today. Looks similar to my GGB100
Thanks for your kind words.
I hope you’ll enjoy it as much as I enjoy mine.
I went hiking last weekend and loved having it back on my wrist.
Thanks for watching!
@@timetowatch_francois I’m really considering getting the new GWGB1000 but Casio chose to go smaller with this successor to the 2000. Leaves me in the fence of whether I should get it or not.
@@Stan-ug9mx - I hear you loud and clear. I know the feeling. The next generation may be interesting but I’d still choose the B1000 today.
Good luck! But keep in mind that whichever you choose to get, you can’t go wrong.
@@timetowatch_francois are you going to get the GWGB1000?
@@Stan-ug9mx I wish, but no. The “standard” GWG-1000 is more than suitable.
Those 4 "screws " on the bezel are actually there for aesthetics only.
They are metallic but don't actually contribute to holding the case together.
@Robert Vogt - You're absolutely right! After seeing your comment, I took out the wrist support under the strap and there it is; a press-fit "screw" just for show ... they got me there 😄
Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching!
Dude i messed up, i just ordered this thing 😭😭
@@trilo_boy … no worries, once you have it on your wrist, you’ll be consoled 😂
@@timetowatch_francois my 6 inch wrist crying rn 😭
bang for your buck, u can't beat a Casio. id put a high-end Casio over a Submariner all day every day. and for sure a high-end Seiko over a Sub.
From your writings to everyone's ears/eyes! 😄👍🏼
I TOTALLY agree! 💯
Thanks for your comment ... you're spot on.
Thanks for watching.
So where is the date showing?? Date and day of the week?!
The “Display” button I mentioned (top left when looking at the face) will change the digital display and show the day & date. When pressing more than once, it will circle back to the time.
Hope this helped.
Thanks for watching.
Anyone got any idea what the 'GE' marking is resemble of?
@MisterRz - “Japan GE” indicates that the product (in this case the GWG-1000) is imported from Japan for world sale.
Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching 🙂👍🏼
@@timetowatch_francois thanks for the intel ❤️🙏
Does the digital display has its own light?
Yes it does. It’s a LED light located on the right side of the display.
Keep in mind that the LED light located right under the “6 o’clock” position is very strong and adds to the legibility of the digital display as well.
Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching 🙂👍🏼
They all have sapphire.
Yes, I realize it now but, at the time, it was not specified in the G-Shock Canada website.
I simply didn’t want to take a chance and, in the end, the watch is well worth the price I paid.
Thanks for your comment but mostly, thanks for watching.
The marinmasters compasse its a lotta better
Thanks for your insight.
Sorry. I ment Gulfmaster GWN-Q1000 NOT Marinmaster.
@@xerxes1111Frogman has the best compass.
Неразрушима брутална машина.имам същия 2години и е като нов няма по здрав от този casio
Абсолютно сте прави! Благодаря за коментара и за това, че гледате!
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@@NoonSummit-i3x Thanks for adding comments on my videos. This helps a lot … even if they are not saying anything 😉
Реально хорошие часы. Кто из 2054 года ?
Очень хорошие часы, я согласен!
Календарь до 2099 года. Я не уверен, что вы имеете в виду 2054 год?
Спасибо за просмотр!
@@timetowatch_francois это шутка такая, эти часы переживут 2054 год ))) и будут модные и практичные ))))
The compass is real bad.
Interesting 🤔
That’s not my experience with this watch.
Sorry to hear that 🙁
You need to calibrate it properly.
Keep The watch level when you use compass and dont forget to calibrate If needed.
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Hey @@EdithHazel-g9o, that is so true! What a coincidence!! 🤭
Confused read this watch i dont like
That’s unfortunate. For me, I just wear it around the house sometimes. Just because I like it, not because I need it for doing the dishes 😁
At least there are so many other G-Shock watches that you can choose.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and thanks for watching.
Oh no, please don't compare those 2 , there no way close, unless it's a joke then go ahead, otherwise please please dont. Lol
😂👍🏼
If the GWG-1000 was an animal it would be a rhino! ⌚️💥🦏
Someone somewhere in RUclips said it's a "Range Rover" 😃
You just payed more for the same thing? Japanese model and standard model is all the same 🥸
Interesting 🤔 … for the life of me, on the Canadian G-Shock website, I could not find any mention of the crystal being sapphire and I could not get any confirmation from their customer service 🤷🏼♂️
I didn’t want to take a chance and went with what was a sure thing … and the price wasn’t that much more expensive.
Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching 🙂👍🏼
@@timetowatch_francois I believe I purchased my watch on eBay about 375-400 USD two years ago with a warranty and with crystal sapphire. Long as you purchased the real deal it doesn't matter there's so many fakes out there.. Enjoy have a blessed day.