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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
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Wow I think I would choose this over the Rolex air king! Looks so cool.
Thank you for your comment and delay in responding. These days I am finding myself gravitate towards G-Shock more and more.
@@masterwatch I also got 2 G-shocks from the 40th anniversary collection.. the Eric Haze square and the mudmaster ❤
@@LemonWatermelon Ooh these are good watches I keep looking at the EH square, it is a nice watch.
Titanium is way softer than stainless steel.
I always thought/ understood to be a little harder than steel but I do think I need to look a bit closer at this.
people say it overpriced
but I bought one because it just 3-4pcs iPhone price…
if you are G-square fans, this MRG is deeply impressive🇯🇵
The MRG is good and we shall see if the price remains the same.
totally agree , MRG b500 is awersome, the lightweight is impressive.
Because it is, just like the iPhone.
I have to thank you for your enthusiasm and videos on the MRG's. After watching many videos, I think it was your discussion and conversation that was the final swaying motion in me going for G-Shock over the Anti-Magnetic Grand Seiko Quartz (which was also a magnificent watch). Its funny. when I went to Osaka, it was the reverse stn with blue markings and screws that I thought would win me over, but after looking at all of them side by side in the store I ended up going with the Silver. I think it just looked better on my pasty white skin :D :D The one downside I notice over grand Seiko would be that the rounded finishing on the Grand Seiko links is without doubt the most comfortable bracelet I've worn. the gshock is a little harder edged, but because its titanium I don't even notice it when wearing. I was fortunate enough that the salesman in the large mall was on commission and was willing to take links from another stock watch and fit them for me to make the deal. I did pay for the links, as he would re-order new links to replace them on the other watch. but the service in Japan was so good. I Highly recommend anyone who loves watches go to Japan for a visit :D
Oh, thank you. That is interesting and Japan customer service is very good. A very interesting sales process and experience for you.
Man you must be very strong! Never think about buying more bracelet for a new watch. Btw, I was curious that do you talk to Japanese in English in the mall? I wanna travel to there as well but I’m afraid without Japanese it’s hard to communicate.
@@LKRM8863 Its completely fine. some people speak english, but mostly its all japanese, but honestly, there is no problem getting around or communicating. Japanese people are very willing to help, and Google Translate is very effective. just download the translation files so you dont need to rely on reception. all signs etc are in english and japanese so using the trains etc is a little tricky at first, but works out fine. in the malls i just used the phone translate as required.
Super cool close-ups! The footage clarity is insane.
These are great watches and over time I like them more over other watches. I will video more G-Shocks for certain.
Lovely watches. Sadly too expensive for me. it was DW-5000 by the way :)
Thank you.. They are expensive especially compared to other G-Shocks but the build quality is very good and you can understand why they are so expensive. I have a feeling they will become more desirable as time goes on.
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Great watches. Casio showing what they can actually achieve with state of the art metals/materials and high end finishing.
this is very true.
Fantastic watches, maybe one day, but for now I'll stick with my GMW-B5000TVA-1ER which I love.
Great video btw.
I would say to anyone, just save up and buy an MRG if you think it is the watch you want. This was the process will make sure that is the one you want.
Most watch collectors end up buying more or less the same watches at the end of the day. This Casio is definately a timeless piece for bold collectors.
you actually make a very good point and you are correct. I have found that I have gone back to liking the watches I liked when I was in my early twenties. I liked then Mechanical Chronographs and the G-Shock Square. When I saw the Full Metal in 2018 (I think it was) I thought that with MB6, Bluetooth and Solar this was the bees knees and the watch to beat every other watch. Today, I think many people will think that. So I am trying to only show things I like myself so my content is completely uncontrived.. Well that is theory in any case.
i really wish they had used gold emblems and buttons on the silver one the same as they did on the dlc.. i think that would have made it pop just a bit more.
actually that would work and I have a feeling Casio might release another MR-G Square so it is going to be interesting.
Could U imagine casio watch for 4k+ $ 5 years ago? 🙄 This world is going insane.
you make a good point
Sorry but mouth noises make the vidéo complicated to follow
I do apologise I have hopefully stopped this now.
People buya stainless steel Rolex for 10.000 pounds .
I must admit I thought the same.
What about the finger prints on the black one ?
yes I do apologise I need to wear gloves as finger marks do appear.
All this talk abou cobarium, titanium, 4 times harder etc, and still I see scratches on the top right corner of the bezel on this supposedly new or exhibition piece (i.e. not really used). The whole point of such a polished premium version is exactly that, that it remains looking that polished and perfect. As it is obvious it is not that difficult to scratch, it really is not justifiable to spend all that money. Sorry Casio.
I haven't noticed scratches yet and I find you notice of it interesting, I would expect that normal used should show no marks.
@@masterwatch OK, maybe I was too hasty, they may be finger marks! For example at 1:49, or 2:14-2:15, 3:00, top right corner, there is definitely something breaking up the shine there (can also be seen in other pats of th video). Was it a finger mark? Though you pass our finger over it it seems and it's still there after that, so it looks like some sort of shallow scratch to me.
I saw that, too.
Hard doesn’t mean Adamantium. Tf do you clowns expect? Cobarion was made initially for the golf industry but they found it made clubs too light and strong so it was banned. That’s the level of the Cobarion alloy. How about you go onto a Rolex page and complain about Oystersteel? 🤡
O07. Casio g. Shock. MRG. B5000. The. Very. Top. Premium g. Shock
the GMW-B5000 is such a good range.
I’ve seen both of these squares in person and held in my hand but honestly they look too into your face with that wanna be luxury appearance.
My favorite ones up to this day are the first two titanium twins a.k.a. stealthwealth and the Camouflage. The later versions all seem to be afterthoughts and excessively overdone for marketing purpose.
For me personally
analogue mr-g is the way to go especially with the technology involved in it😉
The first 2 titaniums I think the TB and TCM were/ are fantastic, you make a good point.
Very detailed review. Cant believe you are at 18 subscribers!!
I think I only uploaded the first video a few days ago, I don't know if that is good or not. Also I am trying to make the videos better. Thank you for your comment.
For this sort of money I’d expect the machined screw-back case to line up so the logo and text is straight. Screw it down, mark the top and bottom, unscrew then stamp/machine. Is it unrealistic, maybe - but my OCD would kick in if my screw-back was at an angle.
I think you might find other people think the same.
@@masterwatch Still, a stunning piece I will lust for from a distance.
out of curiosity did you pay full UK retail for the mrgs? I've been eyeing this model for the good part of a year, but it just seems cheaper to buy overseas.
I think you can find discounts from the retail prices but you tend to have to look at other authorised dealers.
If my plastic G Shock has gone through hash conditions and beating but still works, what more of this metal one ?
I think the Carbon + Titanium GCW-B5000 will be released in December 2023 and this is going to be interesting and it may be more resilient than all the full metals.
Damn I want both!!
I thought the exact same.. 🤓
I want the silver with gold accents.
yes that would look very good. I have a feeling Casio will release something like this colour way.
They are super nice. But even I as a g-shock fanatic can't justify spending that much on one. I do have four versions of the stainless steel metal square (the B5000G, B5000D, B5000PB-6, and B5000TFC Porter), and two of the titanium pieces (the TVA and the TCM camo). So I'm very happy with the ones I have, won't be stepping up to these. Nice review, thanks.
The TFC is still one of my favourites.
TFC Porter is super rare. I used to own one.
How has the DLC coated one held up over time? Any scratches?
so far I have not seen any scratches but I suppose I am careful with these watches but I do still wear them.
@@masterwatchthank you. I'm also careful, but good to know it's holding up well.
@@masterwatchI caved and ended up buying one. Arriving fresh from Japan tomorrow. Question: does this use a pin and collar system for adjusting the bracelet?
@@drmanhattan225 yes it uses pin+collar so be careful pushing out the pin. I use a fine push tool that works perfect but you just need to be careful.
Trantixxii stands for Transformed Titanium 22. Casio spent 6 years working with Nippon Steel to create a titanium alloy that is lighter and stronger than regular titanium but can be polished.
oh that is interesting and I can believe it.
@@masterwatch There are 2 watches made entirely from Trantixxii, The GMW’s-B5000TR and TCC. Both super interesting watches. The MRG-B5000BA is the top of the MRG Square bunch too I think.
@@seyerus I think the B5000TR is one of the most interesting Squares I've ever seen.
@masterwatch Was my first Ti Square, was fascinated by it when I first saw it.
it is the absolute dominator in the world of electronic watches with a display, it has no equal in design beauty and holds the number 1
I do think you are probably right. Also it is constantly the watch I go to above mechanical watches.
@@masterwatch I will bet you didn’t know that manny parts and polishing was made by Seiko cuz Casio doesn’t have know how or master zaratsu artisans or machines or micro artists craftsmen.
Final assembly is done by Casio in Yamagata prefecture factory,also all Oceanus line is also done in Seiko-Epson studios then finalized in Yamagata.
@@dado380 ah that is interesting..
got the silver one i love it, wear it everyday
The Silver version is the one I would chose if I had to. The MRG B5000 is the best watch I have ever worn.
Does it show scratches easily?
Have you noticed any scratching or marks on the bezel?
My Mrg-b5000 silver version has gotten scratched on the cobarium bezel, somehow, not even through heavy use. Perhaps some negligible nicks but still. Have you noticed the same?
@@thenameisYU I had a silver gmwb5000. Man that’s just attracted to scratch, the bezel and bracelet. And since Bezel is extruded, I think that may apply to every metal square that bezel could scratch easily and noticeable.
Lip smacking is annoying
Yes I do apologise I am aware of this and I am trying to stop this happening.
An absolutely stunning set of watches, I yearn for the silver one. Hoping to treat myself to it to mark my 30th birthday later this year.
definitely save or wait for your birthday it is a great watch.
You couldn't have just one mr-g?
You needed two 😑
the heart ache it was causing trying to decide which one.... it wasn't an easy time I can tell you.
@@masterwatch both are great!
Wrong, titanium is softer than stainless steel. A lot softer. I don't know specifically about the alloys used here, and who knows what casio's "4x as hard" marketing blurb actually means scientifically. I would still assume it's softer than typical wristwatch stainless steel.
I understood that titanium has material properties that are harder and lighter than steel in general but I haven't gone into any detail recently and it is years ago that I was talking to experts about these materials. I would be interested to know more myself.
Why premium Citizen whole titanium watch cost less than 800$? 🤨
citizen are good.
Deseo comprarme eso si te dura toda tu vida es un dinero bien invertido ❤
Me dijeron que Casio acepta cualquier reloj MR-G para su reparación a cualquier edad, por lo que necesito encontrar esa información.
Man That's CRAZY💀💀💀. Two MRG squares. I wanna do that as well but just don't dare...
I know sometimes I do think this is crazy too.
If you could only have one what would be your pick!? Cheers love your content
It is a good questions and I've been asked a few times. If I could only have one it would be the silver B5000D-1 but that is only if I really had to chose.
@@masterwatch thank you for your help! I guess need to see both In person to make my decision. Does the black scratch more easily?
@@andresfeliperojas8771 to date I haven't actually seen any scratches on my own watches but I am careful and tend to take them off when I am doing manual work. I do expect the MR-Gs to be more scratch resistant than the steel GMWs.
@@masterwatch I’ve decided to go with the MRGB5000R after your video. That’s a way better looking watch in my opinion.
@@andresfeliperojas8771 the B5000R is very nice. I have thought about it and still thinking.
Have you noticed that the silver cobarium bezel gets scratched easily? I have the same and even though I’ve used it lightly it’s acquired scratch lines on the bezel. I thought something like that wouldn’t be possible!
Yes, cobarion is very soft i agree
as yet I have not noticed any marks on the bezel at all and I do wear them.
I think it’s just the coating that getin scratched. And since it’s silver color it more noticeable. If that happens to black mrg that might not be a prob. I can feel that hurt man.
@@LKRM8863 I will be taking a look at this. So far I've noticed no marks, but I am interested to know what others have found.
Have you got any issues with fingerprints on the silver one? Titanium is known to show them much more than steel.
No fingerprint problems for me. I think any surface that is shiny might have a tendency to show oils from skin.
I WATCH THIS VIDEO MANY MANY TIMES EVERY TIME ENJOY IT ❤
thank you very much.. I hope to get batter and improve as I literally just say things from the top of my head.
Have you been able to sync it to the g-shock app? When I look for the MR-G model, there is none ?? I don’t think they have updated their app ?
I believe the G-Shock will be replaced with the Casio Watch App, perhaps they are already transitioning over as I noticed the MRG app has already.
@@masterwatch ok, I figured it out it was on the Casio watches app… thanks 👍🏼🥃🇺🇸
Where is the third square MRG?
I don't have the blue but would be very interested to see in the hand.
@@masterwatch I can't help you: I only collect GW-M5600/5610. Only thought you should also mention the one with the negatice display. It is also quite stunning. 👍
I wonder if these can be “serviced” when the time comes to keep them going.
The module seems to be able to work fine for at least 10 years. We know that many G-Shocks are still working fine at 20 years old and I've seen old casio watches still working at 30 years. The electronic and in particular the battery aspect is the thing that ages though the battery is the thing with the shortest life time. I don't know but I think the MR-G line has extended servicing by Casio would I would need to look at those details again.
I had a MTG-1000 "serviced" by Casio and all they did was replace the module. If the module is in stock they will just swap them out. No idea how long Casio keeps reusing modules across their line and how long they keep modules for service swaps. Circuit rot is real. At the heart of this quartz watch is just a mother board and circuits. Edit: Bluetooth v5.0 is the last version my current iPhone supports. Bluetooth compatibility will eventually end in 15 years or so. For the price I'd buy a mechanical watch if you want a chance of serviceability 50 years down the line.
In terms of chip, like Gshock square, you would expect it to last much longer without service if the battery is good. But for Gshock with minute and second hands I think you might need it serviced since it needs oil like mechanical watch to lubricate the gear around the hands.
Service interval Much longer than mechanical waych
@@LKRM8863 Yes, solid state is more robust than mechanical. My MTG-1000 hands fell out of alignment. This model was before Tough Movement. My point was Casio didn't fix the hands, they just replaced the whole module. The module will eventually fail ( gasket failure /moisture, LED, Radio, battery corrosion and any other possible way) and the only option is replacing the module. The MRG-B5000 is a nice time piece but no I don't think it is "serviceable" in 30 years time. In 30 years the Bluetooth hardware probably won't be compatible with current phones. I doubt Casio would still produce a module with an outdated Bluetooth transmitter. A Swiss mechanical movement might not be as accurate or as robust as quartz but its repairable in 30 years.
Top G
you are right..
Do they make the same watch but without Bluetooth?
G-Shock are pretty good with their options and yes I know some modules have similar functions without bluetooth and solar.
The video is very nice quality and shows the beauty of the watch really nicely and way better in mute mode, I am sorry to say, mainly because of the constant and regular loud saliva rolling noise.
You have shared some good basic info, would have been nicer to hear in a more composed manner with a better edit and silencing out the above mentioned noise. All the best for the other reviews.
you are correct and I do apologise, I will improve and offer more factual information.
@@masterwatch apologies not needed mate. You are doing a good job. You will get better and better with every video. I shared honest feedback not to critique but only to help you improve. I believe in you. Go for it pal.
@@asrarmerchant5428 thank you 👍🏻
I’ll own one, one day. Maybe the blue one.
The MRG's are good let me tell you.. Expensive but very good. The blue one is my least favourite but I imagine it will be other people's favourite for sure as the colouring is super unique and different.. I do like it but I definitely like the Silver and Black one probably more. I have a feeling Casio will release a Gold MRG and think that will be very cool especially if it has the thin red line.
I wonder if they'll apply the MRG treatment to the GA-2100 aka CasiOak since they've already introduced the Bluetooth & Solar models.
Not worth the price
They are expensive that is for sure. The MRG is certainly fantastic build quality, but I do know what you mean. Also I think I would also like a steel version.
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Thanks for comment.
Amazing watches.
Casio G-Shock, the Square and Frogman in particular are fantastic watches. In fact I would say Casio and Rolex are the biggest most successful watch companies to date.
@@masterwatchThat is probably correct. Thanks!
@@BetaBuxDelux Thank you for your comment and I do think they've achieved amazing success really.
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gracias
While these look cool, I guarantee if I had one of these, it would be scratched within a week, titanium or no titanium. I also think the dlc coating would suffer over time, like all coatings do. Funny that GMW-B5000 titanium series are only labelled Casio and don't even get a MT-G designation despite costing close to £1.5k GBP.
Good video thank you.
You might be right. I need to wear them for real and see how I feel after a while, I will do this. Yes the MRG thing is interesting as should the other GMW Titaniums be MRG also? it is interesting, I will think about this and perhaps do a video on it.
Nice 💯
thank you.
The smacking of your lips is very annoying.
yes I do apologise I am trying to avoid that being picked up by the microphone.
Casio should make one with Vibranium.
am sure Casio will be developing new alloys and materials.
I have not heard of that alloy but I can imagine Casio have looked at all materials.
@@masterwatchVibranium is from Marvel movies.
Vibranium might not exist but Zirconium does. That would be a cool MRG watch.
These are $5500 EACH in Australia… INSANE. No way I’d buy one at that price considering the alternatives.
Wow !! that is expensive. Casio has really pushed the hike up the price here. All I can say is that the watch is very nice build quality but that is expensive.
@@masterwatch it makes no sense to me at that price point
It's pretty much the cheapest titanium watch you can buy
@@jarydt1152 🤣🤣🤣 not even close
Lol, I just googled it , you're right. 😄
The only way I pay $3,000 plus for a watch is if it's a Rolex.
That is a very good point to make. I actually think that Rolex and G-Shock are probably the very best watch brands.
Why?
Omega, IWC, Breitling?
Nice watches, nice presentation. But you need to get rid of the "ntz" when you talking, it's really annoying. Just listen your videos and you will see what I talking about.
Sorry about that
What do you sound like? Do you have an MR-G?
Finally i ordered the raw titanium one today to make this pair. They look so good together! The black one was not easy to keep clean and nice, working with oil, mud and grease!
They are nice watches. I will talk about them again.
@@masterwatch Your high quality videos was what convinced me to buy them. I call my black one KITT from night rider. I think the other one reminds me of the terminator, in your videos at least!
I just loved your watches being nicknamed Darth Vader and C3PO.
@@ztuzar163 ah yes Kitt and Terminator are equally good names as the colour ways are spot on.. Thank you for your comment.