The atomic radio signal isn't likely to go away. And Casio offers a range of atomic watches starting as low as $27. Relax, get an atomic watch, enjoy life.
@@pepe-nf9jy I wear a Casio tough solar, it's atomic and solar and goes on Amazon from $27-$32, and It's the only watch tough enough to wear it when I'm working (auto mechanic)
Lol. I brought the solar because I don't have to worry about buying a new battery every 2 to 3 años y yes the atomic clock is fantastic and still in use.
I don't understand how a watches enthusiast wouldn't want to have the most precise time possible every single day. Both watches are great but 100 bucks is a bargain for solar power and radio control, the GW-M5610-1ER is simply unbeatable.
It is interesting revisiting this video in light of the fact that the atomic time telling radio station DID NOT shut down even though NIST had said it would 3 years ago in 2019 or so. I wonder how much longer it will run for. He is right that atomic time functions will stop working if that station shuts down...
ALL of my Atomic watches STILL WORK,in 2023,all of my watches also have solar and they are 200MM Water Resistant as well,also the GW-2310-1 is $100 or less and it has all of these features,so you don't have to always pay crazy prices for these features.
It is now 2023 and the time transmission services from governments is still operating and being maintained. I like the atomic time keeping watches because they are always precise. The price difference is not something to worry about!
Let's see it's March 24, 2021, I have this exact watch (5610), and atomic timekeeping is still spot on! Go shove your fancy AP where the sun doesn't shine Jory!
Hold on, just give the AP to me and you'll never know if the sun is shining on it or not, win win, mission accomplished. I love atomic watches! All my atomic watches and clocks have been flawless for years although I never know what time it is anyway 😋 Have fun and enjoy the watches. Grab a talking watch while you're at it.
I disagree. Radio controlled atomic timekeeping is my favourite function in a G-Shock. You never have to set the time, and it works very consistantly. Pair it with Tough Solar technology, and you don't have to change batteries for years to come.
You said nothing about what makes radio control worthless. You rant about it costing twice as much. To me having a watch that can automatically set the time, especially around Day Light Savings time, is well worth paying extra. $100 for this feature seems very fair to me. You have reviewed and recommended more expensive watches that have fewer features (even ignoring the radio control feature), are less accurate, and harder to read (though I prefer analog faces, I don't like sweeping hands). Why is an automatic worth paying hundreds when a radio controlled watch is not worth $100? You mentioned NIST might shutdown WWVB. That is of course a legitimate problem and always will be. Of course while NIST was make my that statement I wouldn't recommend a radio controlled watch. But just because NIST could shut it down doesn't make the feature worthless. You don't see the point in the technology. Fair enough. You view it as overpriced. That stems from the fact you don't see the point in the technology, not from an analysis of pros and cons. This whole video was a rant, contained nothing about the value or lack thereof of the technology. Why is radio control not worth the extra price? Why is a watch that automatically sets itself a useless feature?
Watch collecting is not a rational endeavor, spending thousands on an Swiss movement automatic dive watch that is outperformed by the Japanese solar quartz certified dive watch I'm currently wearing is not rational, and owning 20 watches is not either (don't get me started on "investment"). So why would you expect a rational and utilitarian argument from a vlog about watch collecting?
so paying slightly more for a feature that makes a watch better and 100% accurate is a waste of money but paying much more for a mechanical watch, something that makes a watch way less accurate, is the greatest thing in watchmaking.
The sad truth is, you can resell a mechanical watch by the right brand for way more than MSRP, but the most accurate watch in the world that auto sets itself is worthless...
I live in Europe, so this video is more or less pointless for me, since radio signals will continue to work here. That being said, I have a cheap atomic casio (not a G Shock) that cost me 25 euros (less than a good watch strap) It sits on a shelf in my bedroom, never fails to sync every night, always tells split-second perfect time, has an alarm, backlight, timer, world time, perpetual calendar, chronometer. When I pick up one of my mechanical/automatic watches and it's not running I always use that casio as reference time to set it. Also when I'm doing stuff where I could potentially damage my watch (working on my car, mowing the lawn, playing with my dog, etc) I simply wear that casio, it's so cheap that I don't care if it gets scratched or dinged, and so far it has stood up well to the abuse. If you ask me it's been 25 well spent euros.
You have no clue what your talkin about, I bought a GW-5600j in 2005 for $60bucks that I've been wearing on a freight dock for 13 years. I can't even begin to tell you the abuse this thing has seen. Never have to set the time, in fact it syncs every day, and it's identical to the time clock at work, that's extremely important for my needs. No battery replacements it's solar. Two or three strap replacements and that's it, best watch I've ever owned, and I've owned a lot of them.
Like always, this guy focuses on one thing and ignores the rest. Even if they did get rid of the signals in the US, the watch itself has a myriad of functionality. Just to mention one, Solar powered!!! I won't mention the rest because that's your job.... lol
I totally disagree. 90bucks for the 5610 is absolutely fair. There are other g shocks that's aren't worth what Casio asks for them. For example the 2600$ MR-G. Ok, it's titanium, Sapphire and GPS+Atomic, but it doesn't even have auto illuminator. It goes to sleep everytime the display is in the dark for a few hours, and the only thing to wake it up again is a push on the light button or bright light. So every time I look at the watch the seconds hand is stuck at 12 o'clock parking position and I need to press the light button TWICE to just tell the time. Glad I only payed 500bucks for this otherwise bulletproof tank of a watch that even wears better than the 5610.
I’m in the UK and apart from the clocks in my cars and microwave oven all my quartz watches and clocks are atomic time controlled. It’s a convenience feature, as is automatic winding on my mechanical watches. It would be less of a feature if setting the time were as simple as pulling out and rotating a crown, but setting digital watches seems more complicated than disarming an atomic bomb so I’ve paid to opt out of it.
US Atomic clock isn't going anywhere. They got their funding. WWVB, along with NIST's shortwave time code-and-announcement stations WWV and WWVH, were proposed for defunding and elimination in the 2019 NIST budget. However, the final 2019 NIST budget preserved funding for the three stations. -- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WWVB
The atomic version is still very cheap anyway. It just costs more than the non atomic. Yet matey would happily spend multiples of this small sum just to get his Rolex serviced.
I find the atomic clock radio set feature of a number of these watches to be quite useful. For one they do not need to be connected to a smartphone or need to use gps in order set the time to an exact standard. If the US shuts down their radio station then they will still work in a large part of the world, and in the US can be set either manually or by using a phone app called "clock wave" to set the time to exact time. The argument that price is a major issue might carry more weight if you were recommending purchasing the cheapest digital watch on the market as long as it had all the same features, multiple times, alarms, etc. That being said, I might add that the cheapest digital watch on the market likely has more complications, features, and more accurate time keeping than any mechanical watch made. Where watched are concerned often price is not the final word in the decision making process. I very much enjoy your channel, if not always agreeing with your comments.
Well, you get solar power and a world time funktion aswell and living in europe I’m not affected what the us is up to. I’d say it’s a bargain. But sure, if you do live in the us get the one with just solar and world time, in between in price.
@@WristWatcher You need to do your homework before accusing people falsely. This video is two years old, and YES at the tie he did it they were going to shut down the atomic signals. You can google it you know.
I absolutely completely disagree that atomic timekeeping is a gimmick. Maybe the Atomic timekeeping might work better in some places than others, but here in the UK, my GW-7900-1ER has updated at 2:04 am every single morning without fail since I’ve had it for over a year. I absolutely love the fact I never have to set it, including at British summertime, and I love the fact I can always know it’s bang on accurate all of the time. Like I said, definitely NOT a gimmick.
I just found myself a GXW-56BB-1ER for just over 100 Euro, and I'm so glad I was patient enough to wait for this one instead of buying the non-atomic GX version. Any new quartz watch I buy has to be: A = solar and B = atomic. Anyhow... 2023 by now and yet all my atomic Casio watches are still syncing nicely every night 😏.
Whenever a video of this guy gets into my recommendations, it always makes me wonder if this is a parody channel or something? Did you seriously just ignore the solar function completely and also the fact that not everyone lives in the US?
Just found this dude’s channel. Basing from the comments on this vid alone, this guy can’t even accept or properly respond to fair criticisms. #StillHere and #StillIgnorant 🤡
The reason I really like atomic watches is the same reason I would never buy an automatic. Even though I know it does not matter in the whole scheme of things, I like my watches to be exact all the time. I have had both of my atomic G-shocks for a very long time so I have gotten my money's worth, but it will be annoying and render those watches useless to me if the atomic signal is discontinued next year. Actually, now I mostly wear a Garmin Fenix 5 running watch so I get the exact time via bluetooth. Hopefully, the government does not find some way to cancel that.
Very annoying for Americans if they do close down the atomic clock radio signal. However, I love the atomic clock feature on my G-shock. It’s worth every $ of the extra cost imo. It synchronises every night and I can set my mechanicals to it rather than logging onto time.is on my mobile all the time. It’s also great knowing I never have to set the time manually. Hopefully here in the UK at least the radio signals will be continuing..... Disagree with you on this one: it’s a super useful feature!
The Casio GWM5610-1 has Atomic time keeping, Solar, world clock, water resistant to 200 m, alarms, auto light, and its a gshock so its tough. All that for under 100 bucks is a pretty fair price in my opinion. Especially since the radio signals are remaining open. The non-atomic version for 40 bucks is pretty basic and only has the water resistant and gshock features. The more expensive version offers much more than just atomic time keeping for the money.
My first good watch was/is (still works even if the acrylic crystal is thrashed) a Casio Waveceptor Tough Solar. Trust it more than even my phone. Yea, put it in the window to receive the signal, $100 back 18+ years ago, maybe 20? But it still works even though it needs yet another strap replacement, and the only other attention it needs is sunlight, sit in a window at night (no prob, why are you sleeping with your watch?), and occasional hand realignment. Your love letter to the Mudmaster GWG-1000 made that my "Grail". I'm wearing its successor, the GWG-2000, as I type this. And yes, it goes in the window at night to receive atomic time. Y'gotta have an atomic radio clock in your life. Why not be your watch too?
Totally love my 5610. Got it for around $100, which is a fair price for, you know, a SOLAR G-Shock. The multi band syncing is just gravy. And I like gravy.
I’m from the UK and I have had my GW-M5610 for nearly two months now. Even if it the atomic wasn’t a useful feature, which I find it is as I even set my other digital Casio watches to it, but it is a cool feature which after all is why we are here, because we are interested in the different qualities and mechanisms not to mention the added benefits of the 5610 like world time and solar charge which add to the cool factor and talking points. Also on Amazon at the moment the DW-5600E is less than £13 cheaper than the 5610 which just makes the 5610 seem like a complete bargain which in reality I think it is, it is just that the 5600 is arguably more of a bargain
Interesting upload. I bought my 5610 because it has 20 bar and is solar powered. Need a good diver under 100 that i never have to pop open for a battery change and therefore risk water resist (it happened on my former watch and it sucked. the shop that did it denied responsibility) . I realized later it synced the time every day, which is also kinda cool I guess. You can literally pop it onto your wrist and forget about it until the funeral.
My multiband 6 solar square is by far the best watch I've ever had, I've to think to my other far more expensive watches if I want to pick another watch to go...
Odd hill to die on. Yeah you get diminishing returns over normal quartz but by that standard anything above a Casio F91W is waste too. Also there are people with different capabilities that can make use of the convenience. My dad has vision issues and he likes the convenience of not having to do updates.
It's 2020 and the tower still sings. I don't get reception in the north east usa at my particular local. I discovered an app your can get for i phone it Android. The Android one i tried is called radio watch sync. It worked great. You put your cell phone speaker next to your watch and get the watch in get more and start the app with the volume up all the way. It takes 3 to five minutes to sync with the atomic clock. I do it once a week. Works a charm.
A lot depends on where you live. In the UK the DW-5600 (battery, not atomic) is slightly more expensive than the GW-M5610 which is atomic and solar. Even at their normal prices the M5610 is only 50% more, not twice as much. Also our time signals will continue well past 2019.
So basically don't by Multi Band because 1) you think they are overpriced and 2) you think that feature will be rendered useless in the future. Atomic clocks will never go away. PS It's 2021 and I just got my GW-5000-1JF.
Hello from 2021... said radio waves are still sending signals, and I just purchased my Casio G-Shock GW-M5610 for 65 inflated dollars ($80 CAD) so I'm not complaining about paying too much for the privilege of being better than you, lowly 5600 owner ;) ... But then again, maybe I truly am the loser in this scenario, because my city of YVR (Vancouver, Canada) won't sync to the same time as LAX, despite being in the same time zone. This forces me to sync to a city that I no longer like in order to get the correct time (YVR shows as one hour late - 10pm shows as 9pm). This must be a programming error by Casio, which is bizarre from a company that probably should know how to program sophisticated digital timepieces. Makes me want to start my own watch channel just to rant!!! I'm wondering how many other cities are incorrectly configured, or if this mistake only affects a small batch of modules. The watch in question was bought pre-owned, albeit in unblemished condition, but it was originally purchased new in Australia, so therefore if the batch of defective modules was isolated to the Australian market, most owners would never know that YVR doesn't work. So far all other functions work as advertised.
@@paulsmith3309 Thanks for this info. I actually figured this out five months ago. I was totally in error, and my G-Shock has been working perfectly since then. I would've removed my rant after, but until you responded, I couldn't find it. Now my (past) ignorance will live on for all to see haha. Cheers
Three years later and the Atomic clocks and transmitters are still with us. I enjoy your channel and never give you a thumbs down, even when I don't agree with you. I do however call you names and make faces at you. 😅🤣😂
I said during your livestream this past weekend that I didn't own any watches, but I still watched your channel. Well... I finally grew a pair and bought a Hamilton Khaki Field Auto 38mm. After I bought it, I started getting really into older watch brands with a lot of history (mostly WWII), so I bought a Stowa Flieger Verus 40.. Okay, I went from ZERO watches to TWO in less than 3 days.. I can see this getting addictive.. So, thanks, man.. haha
Same with me lol..... It's really addictive and in the same time money consuming hobby xD Well you can still collect Seiko 5 they are quality watches that can last life time and there are plenty if different models and they rarely go over 130 € for dress and 250€ for sports and are all automatics with great historry. I have 3 Seiko 5s, one Orient Babbino and one G-shock. My next purchase will be Vostok Amphibia. All affordable and all good. 😊 There is also one Hamilton automatic about 38-39 mm but I still have to save money for that one. My wrists are narrow like chickens neck tho....
There are open source projects that would let you broadcast your own WWVB signal in your house to sync your atomic clocks and watches with NTP, so not useless.
I have Casio G-Shock GW-7900B-1ER Atomic Watch and live in UK the watch is very accurate with time keeping and receives radio signal everyday after midnight.
2021 and still enjoying my GW-7900B Atomic/Solar Casio...Sets itself almost every night. I wont ever have another watch without it. Handiest feature ever.
It’s 2021 and I still get signal every night, and the solar function makes all the money, even if in the future I won’t be able to get the signal, I still don’t have to change the battery….btw, I hate having to change the battery! So there you go, I have 2 atomic, solar powered watch collection, a g-shock gw-m5610 and a citizen cc2006-61e satellite wave eco-drive f100 titanum! Both can be used as toolwatch but one of them can be used in different circumstances as is a strap monster….
TTT. All good points, but my MTC-900 has been running for more than 20 years without me having to adjust it and only 1 battery change! Well worth the ~ $90.
I have a Citizen Navihawk A-T atomic watch and absolutely LOVE IT. I love that I dont have to set my time at all. Just have to determine if the city/ country you're in uses daylight savings. Not here to convince anyone but just wanted to share.
Watched this and was convinced. Bought the DW5600 and received it today. HATE the recessed adjust button. Makes it nearly impossible to press with your finger. Going to return and get the 5610 for the solar and upgraded buttons.
I got a B5600 specifically because it has solar charge, atomic watch and bluetooth. When I travel and I'm not in the range of the radio tower or the weather is bad, I just short press a button and the watch automatically adjusts time from my phone via bluetooth. I hate manually setting my quartz watches, it's so tedious and i forget it all the time. These features are totally worth the extra cash.
Well, it's 2023, and my Mudmaster GWG-1000 is still receiving the atomic signal every night, and I like the feature so much, I just bought a square G-shock that has the same feature for a different flavor of G shock.
lemme save you 4 minutes. He took a whole 4 minutes just to say the atomic will be shut down in 2019, your atomic sync feature is gonna useless. Yet here I am in 2023, my gwm5610 still sync every damn night.
Well it’s March 2020 and my Casio GW9700-1ER (£75 - Watches2U) still unfailingly synchs every single night. And it’s not a trivial feature, the luxury of a) never having to set your watch, and b) always having confidence in knowing that your watch is bang on accurate, is a watch feature that I would assert most people are more than happy to pay for. That feature, along with solar power meaning you also never have to change the battery, make solar-atomic watches well worth the cost. Incidentally, my previous (non-atomic) Solar watch (Casio SPF-70T) is still going strong with the original battery, 17 years later.
I am skeptical that NIST will close down the transmitter. Saying they would in their initial budget submission is just a way to attract attention. NIST actually does a lot of cool stuff, but the general public has never heard of them and wouldn't miss them if NIST stopped doing them, so they had to threaten to cut their most public-facing service. Kind of like the National Park Service trying to close high profile facilities like the WWII and Viet Nam Memorials that aren't normally staffed (and paying emergency staff to keep people out) during the government shutdown(s).
Precisely. It's called the Washington Monument Strategy in political rhetoric. Jory is right that someone in his audience likely doesn't need the feature but it's also used industrially and by disabled people.
Radio still working in 2021. Plus GW 5610 with 10 year solar battery and red circle looks cooler. Also has world time. The cost of battery replacements alone justifies the extra price. Also 3159 movement keeps it accurate to within 15 secs/month without radio synch.
Absolutely love atomic watches. I have 3 atomic Casio G-Shocks. 5 LCD atomic wall clocks including those made by Marathon and Braun. Should mention I'm British and in England we get the MSF from Anthorn, Cumbria and DCF77 from Mainflingen, Hessen, Germany. No plans to switch off either of those transmitter. I'd like to point out that atomic function in Casio modules are outstanding. They are the most sensitive I've seen. Love seeing my atomic G-Shocks all syncing at 1am every night.
2023 and mine's synching every early morning flawlessly being at approximately 1500-2000 km distance from the closest antenna. When all connectivity goes down, radio will still be!
I have a Casio Oceanus S100, which is atomic clock synchronised and I love it. With it's titanium carbide case, excellent bracelet and zaratzu polishing, it was great value at well under £400. It's such a fantastic grab and go watch. It also serves as a very handy reference for all of my mechanical watches, when it comes to setting them again after they've stopped.
2023 Here: Atomic clock is working just fine. If anything they switched to NIST-2. My casio from 2011 is syncing just fine every nught. Thanks for the Gloom & Doom predictions, but you were wrong.
Opportunity is knocking. Someone needs to invent and market an electronic clock you can buy that will transmit a signal on the same frequency as NIST to set your atomic watches. Perhaps Invicta or Movado!
Or just use the atomic signal app on your smartphone. That what I use to sync my G-Shocks since I’m on the outside edge of the radio signal in North America.
I think it’s a shame that NIST is planning to drop the AC radio signal in the U.S. I think it says a bunch of things about where the U.S. is right now, none of them good. Hopefully that decision will get reversed in 2021.
You can't say the 5610 variations are under $100 with solar and atomic aren't worth it and then say the gx55b1 that's more expensive and doesnt have atomic is worth it, when it's just a chunkier square. This wasn't fair for atomic in your comparisons. Also this whole video only really applies to the US if the radio transmitter goes down (which it might not, and also you have two other transmitters which may be usable for atomic timekeeping, if the one going down is even the one that's being used for atomic timekeeping). I get it. Paying an extra $60 for atomic timekeeping does seem silly. It should be more expensive, but this is definitely an over-inflated price for sure. I'd still rather have an m5610 with multiband 6 than get a gx56bb1 without it any day of the week. In fact I also paid brand new retail price of ~£190 for the mtg-910d-2ver the mission impossible 3 gshock which has all the same features as an m5610 for twice the price, so yes, atomic is definitely worth it as far as I'm concerned.
I love my GW 9400 Rangeman watch and I was more than happy to win it in an auction on ebay brand new for $120 USD. Even has a thermometer/barometer, it tells you when the sun will rise/set everyday and compass on top of everything else like solar and atomic, etc. I wouldn't pay the $300 retail price for it though so long story short just shop around if you want a better model at a cheaper price.
Twice nothing is still nothing. Said another way, when you spend a great deal of time talking about multi-thousand dollar watches, it makes little sense to care about an extra $50.
In the UK on Amazon the difference between the 5600 & 5610 is US$12! I think I'll ask my nephew to get me one in Florida next year .Er, forgot , the ' encouragement ' would cost me more than$12..s$%t!
I have three AT Citizens and I love never having to set them, or the date, or worry about DST. They are the reference to which I set my automatics and hand winds.
If the service goes down you can use an app called DCF77 Emulator (Europe antenna) ( there is also a JJYEmulator and a WWVB Emulator for different bands). You can sync your time via GPS (atomic clocks), then this emulator and there you go; atomic clock sync. you could also sync via internet using a NTP sync app. This is what people in regions without signal use if they want to sync.
There are people living outside of the USA. You even have people outside the USA watching RUclips English channels (even if they are American).. Oh and yes Atomic radio time or whatever it's called is all over the World...NOT only in the USA...Just a reminder... Americans......
The atomic radio signal isn't likely to go away. And Casio offers a range of atomic watches starting as low as $27. Relax, get an atomic watch, enjoy life.
Whats the lowest ones name?
@@pepe-nf9jy I wear a Casio tough solar, it's atomic and solar and goes on Amazon from $27-$32, and It's the only watch tough enough to wear it when I'm working (auto mechanic)
Is it still there
@@andersstengaardjensen2208 yep
@@infidel66687 What's the model number?
Totally triggered because Jory compared the two models, their price etc and completely ignored the fact that the 5610 has a solar function.
Exactly...I bought it just for the solar power feature
And the fact that not everyone lives in the USA and needs the American transmitter.
I love my 5610, and use it to set my other watches.
Lol. I brought the solar because I don't have to worry about buying a new battery every 2 to 3 años y yes the atomic clock is fantastic and still in use.
This guy is bullshit
Forgot to mention the better screen, automatic backlight, better band and solar function... totally worth it in my eyes
Turns out WWVB will not end any time soon. Get an atomic watch. You will love it.
Unable to verify WWV NOT closing. Source of your information?
Heard the same from another youtuber WWVB will not be shut down.
@@CompetentSalesUSA en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WWVB
@@CompetentSalesUSA My atomic clock in the kitchen still works.
@@cliffmathew you can't really trust Wikipedia people can change it by themselves
I don't understand how a watches enthusiast wouldn't want to have the most precise time possible every single day. Both watches are great but 100 bucks is a bargain for solar power and radio control, the GW-M5610-1ER is simply unbeatable.
He's a wannabe. He just tells the time remember? He cares not about how time is presented...
@@krekmanski boom realtalk!
I don't know about
The Time Teller. I find many of his comments to be baseless.
It is interesting revisiting this video in light of the fact that the atomic time telling radio station DID NOT shut down even though NIST had said it would 3 years ago in 2019 or so. I wonder how much longer it will run for. He is right that atomic time functions will stop working if that station shuts down...
@@fark69 don't worry about it, atomic and nuclear are back in fashion nowadays with Russia and all
Here in 2021, my atomic watches still work. Time to change you’re tune dude!
It won't be going anywhere anytime soon, it's considered a vital part of state and commercial operations.
Almost half through 2022 and it's still up and running
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@@SuPerDuPerKorean2 yawn
ALL of my Atomic watches STILL WORK,in 2023,all of my watches also have solar and they are 200MM Water Resistant as well,also the GW-2310-1 is $100 or less and it has all of these features,so you don't have to always pay crazy prices for these features.
Having solar is a way more important consideration when choosing whether to buy the 5610 over the 5600.
Jamie Robbins BETTER STRAP TOO
Yes, I got the 5610 not for the atomic, in my country there is no atomic signal, for me was all about the solar charging.
@@German-lw1wn same here, i live in 3rd world country so no radio signal here, but i still bought 5610 for the solar charging
Guys, if you need solar one, why don't you buy G 5600E? Solar, no atomic things, cheaper.
5610 vs 5600e solar, there is no price difference and I prefer the newer module.
The Atomic sync feature was great in Japan because it would sync every night and match the exact time (to the second) that public transportation used.
I think it’s obvious from his argumentation that he neither cares for nor values truly accurate and precise timekeeping...
Which is fine. I guess.
Same here in U.S. it syncs once daily. Usually between 12 midnight & 3 a.m.
It works perfectly here in the UK thanks to the transmitters in the Uk & Germany
@@-----REDACTED----- i care, i want to be accurate to the second. It's cool seeing the clock on my cellphone switch on on the actual second
This video is a joke
It is now 2023 and the time transmission services from governments is still operating and being maintained. I like the atomic time keeping watches because they are always precise. The price difference is not something to worry about!
Greetings from 2020; we still have multiband. :)
Greetings from 2021, we STILL have multiband
Greetings from 2022, multiband still here.
Greetings from 2024, its still here
@@maaztariq6800 he was right though... at the time Trump was trying to shut it down.
Let's see it's March 24, 2021, I have this exact watch (5610), and atomic timekeeping is still spot on! Go shove your fancy AP where the sun doesn't shine Jory!
March 12, 2022. Still going as precise as on day one! (5161)
August 2nd 2022…still getting atomic signal
April 9th 2023 & multiband-6 is still going strong!
Hold on, just give the AP to me and you'll never know if the sun is shining on it or not, win win, mission accomplished. I love atomic watches! All my atomic watches and clocks have been flawless for years although I never know what time it is anyway 😋 Have fun and enjoy the watches. Grab a talking watch while you're at it.
@@proudamerican6846 🤣
I disagree. Radio controlled atomic timekeeping is my favourite function in a G-Shock. You never have to set the time, and it works very consistantly. Pair it with Tough Solar technology, and you don't have to change batteries for years to come.
You said nothing about what makes radio control worthless. You rant about it costing twice as much. To me having a watch that can automatically set the time, especially around Day Light Savings time, is well worth paying extra. $100 for this feature seems very fair to me.
You have reviewed and recommended more expensive watches that have fewer features (even ignoring the radio control feature), are less accurate, and harder to read (though I prefer analog faces, I don't like sweeping hands). Why is an automatic worth paying hundreds when a radio controlled watch is not worth $100?
You mentioned NIST might shutdown WWVB. That is of course a legitimate problem and always will be. Of course while NIST was make my that statement I wouldn't recommend a radio controlled watch. But just because NIST could shut it down doesn't make the feature worthless.
You don't see the point in the technology. Fair enough. You view it as overpriced. That stems from the fact you don't see the point in the technology, not from an analysis of pros and cons.
This whole video was a rant, contained nothing about the value or lack thereof of the technology. Why is radio control not worth the extra price? Why is a watch that automatically sets itself a useless feature?
Watch collecting is not a rational endeavor, spending thousands on an Swiss movement automatic dive watch that is outperformed by the Japanese solar quartz certified dive watch I'm currently wearing is not rational, and owning 20 watches is not either (don't get me started on "investment"). So why would you expect a rational and utilitarian argument from a vlog about watch collecting?
I adore my atomic G-Shocks to set my automatic watches.
Jelmar Stijnen Exactly! Easier than logging on to a website all the time to check it. It’s a brilliant feature.
I clicked this in 2020. I'm very happy I purchased my atomic watches.
Omg bro same 😅
Just picked up a GW-5610 and really glad I did!
Is the signal still being sent out?
@@Snek03 yes sir
@@Snek03 Yes
so paying slightly more for a feature that makes a watch better and 100% accurate is a waste of money but paying much more for a mechanical watch, something that makes a watch way less accurate, is the greatest thing in watchmaking.
The sad truth is, you can resell a mechanical watch by the right brand for way more than MSRP, but the most accurate watch in the world that auto sets itself is worthless...
I live in Europe, so this video is more or less pointless for me, since radio signals will continue to work here.
That being said, I have a cheap atomic casio (not a G Shock) that cost me 25 euros (less than a good watch strap)
It sits on a shelf in my bedroom, never fails to sync every night, always tells split-second perfect time, has an alarm, backlight, timer, world time, perpetual calendar, chronometer.
When I pick up one of my mechanical/automatic watches and it's not running I always use that casio as reference time to set it.
Also when I'm doing stuff where I could potentially damage my watch (working on my car, mowing the lawn, playing with my dog, etc) I simply wear that casio, it's so cheap that I don't care if it gets scratched or dinged, and so far it has stood up well to the abuse. If you ask me it's been 25 well spent euros.
ottimo nickname :D
You have no clue what your talkin about, I bought a GW-5600j in 2005 for $60bucks that I've been wearing on a freight dock for 13 years. I can't even begin to tell you the abuse this thing has seen. Never have to set the time, in fact it syncs every day, and it's identical to the time clock at work, that's extremely important for my needs. No battery replacements it's solar. Two or three strap replacements and that's it, best watch I've ever owned, and I've owned a lot of them.
Yeah, very nice, but I live in Argentina, and I cant give atomic scync a proper use.
You are the clueless one. You did not seem to understand what he was saying.
Like always, this guy focuses on one thing and ignores the rest. Even if they did get rid of the signals in the US, the watch itself has a myriad of functionality. Just to mention one, Solar powered!!! I won't mention the rest because that's your job.... lol
Dude,even you can get the atomic signal from the phone right
I totally disagree. 90bucks for the 5610 is absolutely fair. There are other g shocks that's aren't worth what Casio asks for them. For example the 2600$ MR-G. Ok, it's titanium, Sapphire and GPS+Atomic, but it doesn't even have auto illuminator. It goes to sleep everytime the display is in the dark for a few hours, and the only thing to wake it up again is a push on the light button or bright light. So every time I look at the watch the seconds hand is stuck at 12 o'clock parking position and I need to press the light button TWICE to just tell the time. Glad I only payed 500bucks for this otherwise bulletproof tank of a watch that even wears better than the 5610.
Yeah the 5610 is a bargain. Solar powered is infinitely better than regular battery quartz.
Im having trouble choosing between the gmw5610 or the gmb5600
I’m in the UK and apart from the clocks in my cars and microwave oven all my quartz watches and clocks are atomic time controlled. It’s a convenience feature, as is automatic winding on my mechanical watches. It would be less of a feature if setting the time were as simple as pulling out and rotating a crown, but setting digital watches seems more complicated than disarming an atomic bomb so I’ve paid to opt out of it.
US Atomic clock isn't going anywhere. They got their funding.
WWVB, along with NIST's shortwave time code-and-announcement stations WWV and WWVH, were proposed for defunding and elimination in the 2019 NIST budget. However, the final 2019 NIST budget preserved funding for the three stations. -- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WWVB
I thought so. Two many things are tied to the atomic clock here in the USA. Thanks for the research.
The government was not aware of how important to millions of people this signal is
@@ronaldwilliamson4762 the government has cut the funding of stuff that is more important than this to more people
The atomic version is still very cheap anyway. It just costs more than the non atomic.
Yet matey would happily spend multiples of this small sum just to get his Rolex serviced.
It hasn’t gone away bro…
I find the atomic clock radio set feature of a number of these watches to be quite useful. For one they do not need to be connected to a smartphone or need to use gps in order set the time to an exact standard. If the US shuts down their radio station then they will still work in a large part of the world, and in the US can be set either manually or by using a phone app called "clock wave" to set the time to exact time. The argument that price is a major issue might carry more weight if you were recommending purchasing the cheapest digital watch on the market as long as it had all the same features, multiple times, alarms, etc. That being said, I might add that the cheapest digital watch on the market likely has more complications, features, and more accurate time keeping than any mechanical watch made. Where watched are concerned often price is not the final word in the decision making process. I very much enjoy your channel, if not always agreeing with your comments.
Well, you get solar power and a world time funktion aswell and living in europe I’m not affected what the us is up to. I’d say it’s a bargain. But sure, if you do live in the us get the one with just solar and world time, in between in price.
Damn dude, you are completely wrong, do a little research next time before you post misinformation. Smh
i agree with you someday atomic radio will serve you all
Things people do for views,throws a video up that is absolutely false
@@WristWatcher You need to do your homework before accusing people falsely. This video is two years old, and YES at the tie he did it they were going to shut down the atomic signals. You can google it you know.
@@PaultheSheik Even so, there are 5 more transmitters in the world. Not everyone lives in the USA.
I absolutely completely disagree that atomic timekeeping is a gimmick. Maybe the Atomic timekeeping might work better in some places than others, but here in the UK, my GW-7900-1ER has updated at 2:04 am every single morning without fail since I’ve had it for over a year. I absolutely love the fact I never have to set it, including at British summertime, and I love the fact I can always know it’s bang on accurate all of the time. Like I said, definitely NOT a gimmick.
I just found myself a GXW-56BB-1ER for just over 100 Euro, and I'm so glad I was patient enough to wait for this one instead of buying the non-atomic GX version.
Any new quartz watch I buy has to be: A = solar and B = atomic.
Anyhow... 2023 by now and yet all my atomic Casio watches are still syncing nicely every night 😏.
Whenever a video of this guy gets into my recommendations, it always makes me wonder if this is a parody channel or something? Did you seriously just ignore the solar function completely and also the fact that not everyone lives in the US?
Good luck. #StillHere
Keep commenting on my videos. 😘
Same.... He has no idea
The Time Teller you have less knowledge then my 2 years old nephew .....
Just found this dude’s channel. Basing from the comments on this vid alone, this guy can’t even accept or properly respond to fair criticisms. #StillHere and #StillIgnorant 🤡
You’re ignoring that it is solar too. Also it may be double the price but in actual dollars most people can swing the extra $40.
Yeah long term the solar probably will save you money and you don't disturb the integrity of the case seal.
The reason I really like atomic watches is the same reason I would never buy an automatic. Even though I know it does not matter in the whole scheme of things, I like my watches to be exact all the time. I have had both of my atomic G-shocks for a very long time so I have gotten my money's worth, but it will be annoying and render those watches useless to me if the atomic signal is discontinued next year. Actually, now I mostly wear a Garmin Fenix 5 running watch so I get the exact time via bluetooth. Hopefully, the government does not find some way to cancel that.
Very annoying for Americans if they do close down the atomic clock radio signal. However, I love the atomic clock feature on my G-shock. It’s worth every $ of the extra cost imo. It synchronises every night and I can set my mechanicals to it rather than logging onto time.is on my mobile all the time. It’s also great knowing I never have to set the time manually. Hopefully here in the UK at least the radio signals will be continuing..... Disagree with you on this one: it’s a super useful feature!
BenL lol
The Casio GWM5610-1 has Atomic time keeping, Solar, world clock, water resistant to 200 m, alarms, auto light, and its a gshock so its tough. All that for under 100 bucks is a pretty fair price in my opinion. Especially since the radio signals are remaining open. The non-atomic version for 40 bucks is pretty basic and only has the water resistant and gshock features. The more expensive version offers much more than just atomic time keeping for the money.
The end of atomic radio signals will "possibly" end in the USA. For those of us who live outside the USA this will not have any effect.
Yes, it is a proposed budget cut. Plus you can set them with an app anyway if it matters that much
Mason Delpino how do you set them with an app,and what is the app?just in case.
@@garynorman7136 there's an app which emulates the radio signal. For iOS look up Clock Wave, for Android it's Junghans.
@@garynorman7136 Clock Wave is $1.99, Junghans is free
All you do with those apps are hit start (and it will start the signal) and then set the watch to manually receive signal
2023, my GW-M 5610U watch sets it's self to the correct time every night at 1AM. in the UK. I use it to regulate my other Casios as well.
My first good watch was/is (still works even if the acrylic crystal is thrashed) a Casio Waveceptor Tough Solar.
Trust it more than even my phone.
Yea, put it in the window to receive the signal, $100 back 18+ years ago, maybe 20?
But it still works even though it needs yet another strap replacement, and the only other attention it needs is sunlight, sit in a window at night (no prob, why are you sleeping with your watch?), and occasional hand realignment.
Your love letter to the Mudmaster GWG-1000 made that my "Grail". I'm wearing its successor, the GWG-2000, as I type this. And yes, it goes in the window at night to receive atomic time.
Y'gotta have an atomic radio clock in your life. Why not be your watch too?
Totally love my 5610. Got it for around $100, which is a fair price for, you know, a SOLAR G-Shock. The multi band syncing is just gravy. And I like gravy.
Mmmm gravy.
2023 now and the feds still got the multi band 6 signal up and running. Got my GWM5610 yesterday and lovin it so far
I’m from the UK and I have had my GW-M5610 for nearly two months now. Even if it the atomic wasn’t a useful feature, which I find it is as I even set my other digital Casio watches to it, but it is a cool feature which after all is why we are here, because we are interested in the different qualities and mechanisms not to mention the added benefits of the 5610 like world time and solar charge which add to the cool factor and talking points. Also on Amazon at the moment the DW-5600E is less than £13 cheaper than the 5610 which just makes the 5610 seem like a complete bargain which in reality I think it is, it is just that the 5600 is arguably more of a bargain
I bought my gw-m5610 for £65 with an amazon discount. And I live in Europe. Happy days :)
Only if you live in the USA though. Haven't heard of any other signals being axed.
Interesting upload. I bought my 5610 because it has 20 bar and is solar powered. Need a good diver under 100 that i never have to pop open for a battery change and therefore risk water resist (it happened on my former watch and it sucked. the shop that did it denied responsibility) . I realized later it synced the time every day, which is also kinda cool I guess. You can literally pop it onto your wrist and forget about it until the funeral.
My multiband 6 solar square is by far the best watch I've ever had, I've to think to my other far more expensive watches if I want to pick another watch to go...
2023.... and my Atomic Time Feature is still syncing every night without issue, and the watch is flawless after about 13 years...
Odd hill to die on. Yeah you get diminishing returns over normal quartz but by that standard anything above a Casio F91W is waste too. Also there are people with different capabilities that can make use of the convenience. My dad has vision issues and he likes the convenience of not having to do updates.
Well yeah the value for money on the casio F91W is incredible.
It's 2020 and the tower still sings.
I don't get reception in the north east usa at my particular local. I discovered an app your can get for i phone it Android. The Android one i tried is called radio watch sync. It worked great. You put your cell phone speaker next to your watch and get the watch in get more and start the app with the volume up all the way. It takes 3 to five minutes to sync with the atomic clock. I do it once a week. Works a charm.
I can imagine it being cool to land in some other country and boom you have the right time on your G-Shock
A lot depends on where you live. In the UK the DW-5600 (battery, not atomic) is slightly more expensive than the GW-M5610 which is atomic and solar. Even at their normal prices the M5610 is only 50% more, not twice as much. Also our time signals will continue well past 2019.
2023 and you still can't stop the signal. lol
It doesn't matter if other people think your watch is worth it. If you like it, it's worth it.
So basically don't by Multi Band because 1) you think they are overpriced and 2) you think that feature will be rendered useless in the future. Atomic clocks will never go away. PS It's 2021 and I just got my GW-5000-1JF.
The atomic is time is still working and if it stopped you could do it manually anyway
Time now 4:20PM EST. I know that's the EXACT time because my multiband 6 tough solar G-Shock synced at exactly 12:03AM.
Hello from 2021... said radio waves are still sending signals, and I just purchased my Casio G-Shock GW-M5610 for 65 inflated dollars ($80 CAD) so I'm not complaining about paying too much for the privilege of being better than you, lowly 5600 owner ;) ... But then again, maybe I truly am the loser in this scenario, because my city of YVR (Vancouver, Canada) won't sync to the same time as LAX, despite being in the same time zone. This forces me to sync to a city that I no longer like in order to get the correct time (YVR shows as one hour late - 10pm shows as 9pm). This must be a programming error by Casio, which is bizarre from a company that probably should know how to program sophisticated digital timepieces. Makes me want to start my own watch channel just to rant!!! I'm wondering how many other cities are incorrectly configured, or if this mistake only affects a small batch of modules. The watch in question was bought pre-owned, albeit in unblemished condition, but it was originally purchased new in Australia, so therefore if the batch of defective modules was isolated to the Australian market, most owners would never know that YVR doesn't work. So far all other functions work as advertised.
@@paulsmith3309 Thanks for this info. I actually figured this out five months ago. I was totally in error, and my G-Shock has been working perfectly since then. I would've removed my rant after, but until you responded, I couldn't find it. Now my (past) ignorance will live on for all to see haha. Cheers
Three years later and the Atomic clocks and transmitters are still with us. I enjoy your channel and never give you a thumbs down, even when I don't agree with you. I do however call you names and make faces at you. 😅🤣😂
I said during your livestream this past weekend that I didn't own any watches, but I still watched your channel. Well... I finally grew a pair and bought a Hamilton Khaki Field Auto 38mm. After I bought it, I started getting really into older watch brands with a lot of history (mostly WWII), so I bought a Stowa Flieger Verus 40.. Okay, I went from ZERO watches to TWO in less than 3 days.. I can see this getting addictive.. So, thanks, man.. haha
Same with me lol..... It's really addictive and in the same time money consuming hobby xD Well you can still collect Seiko 5 they are quality watches that can last life time and there are plenty if different models and they rarely go over 130 € for dress and 250€ for sports and are all automatics with great historry. I have 3 Seiko 5s, one Orient Babbino and one G-shock. My next purchase will be Vostok Amphibia. All affordable and all good. 😊 There is also one Hamilton automatic about 38-39 mm but I still have to save money for that one. My wrists are narrow like chickens neck tho....
lol waste
There are open source projects that would let you broadcast your own WWVB signal in your house to sync your atomic clocks and watches with NTP, so not useless.
Atomic G-Shocks are great
I have Casio G-Shock GW-7900B-1ER Atomic Watch and live in UK the watch is very accurate with time keeping and receives radio signal everyday after midnight.
2019 got my rangeman 300 dollar watch love it and still works idk wtf u talking about
2021 and still enjoying my GW-7900B Atomic/Solar Casio...Sets itself almost every night. I wont ever have another watch without it. Handiest feature ever.
2023 and it's still goin....so much for your bs.
Love my Citizen titanium atomic!
It’s 2021 and I still get signal every night, and the solar function makes all the money, even if in the future I won’t be able to get the signal, I still don’t have to change the battery….btw, I hate having to change the battery! So there you go, I have 2 atomic, solar powered watch collection, a g-shock gw-m5610 and a citizen cc2006-61e satellite wave eco-drive f100 titanum! Both can be used as toolwatch but one of them can be used in different circumstances as is a strap monster….
I had an g shock atomic watch for 10 years and I love it.
TTT. All good points, but my MTC-900 has been running for more than 20 years without me having to adjust it and only 1 battery change! Well worth the ~ $90.
2021 and still receiving atomic signals regularly that keep my atomic watch and clock precisely set. Very nice feature.
I have a Citizen Navihawk A-T atomic watch and absolutely LOVE IT. I love that I dont have to set my time at all. Just have to determine if the city/ country you're in uses daylight savings. Not here to convince anyone but just wanted to share.
We are in May 2019 and there is still broadcast of signals WWV, WWVH, and WWVB.
Watched this and was convinced. Bought the DW5600 and received it today. HATE the recessed adjust button. Makes it nearly impossible to press with your finger. Going to return and get the 5610 for the solar and upgraded buttons.
Hey, it’s 2021! Still living atomically up here in Canada 🇨🇦 😉
I got a B5600 specifically because it has solar charge, atomic watch and bluetooth. When I travel and I'm not in the range of the radio tower or the weather is bad, I just short press a button and the watch automatically adjusts time from my phone via bluetooth. I hate manually setting my quartz watches, it's so tedious and i forget it all the time. These features are totally worth the extra cash.
I own two citizen atomic watches as my tool watches for work. I use them also when I set my mechanical watches. Love them to death.
Well, it's 2023, and my Mudmaster GWG-1000 is still receiving the atomic signal every night, and I like the feature so much, I just bought a square G-shock that has the same feature for a different flavor of G shock.
lemme save you 4 minutes. He took a whole 4 minutes just to say the atomic will be shut down in 2019, your atomic sync feature is gonna useless. Yet here I am in 2023, my gwm5610 still sync every damn night.
Thanks man, just dropped a dislike on this video.
Well it’s March 2020 and my Casio GW9700-1ER (£75 - Watches2U) still unfailingly synchs every single night. And it’s not a trivial feature, the luxury of a) never having to set your watch, and b) always having confidence in knowing that your watch is bang on accurate, is a watch feature that I would assert most people are more than happy to pay for. That feature, along with solar power meaning you also never have to change the battery, make solar-atomic watches well worth the cost. Incidentally, my previous (non-atomic) Solar watch (Casio SPF-70T) is still going strong with the original battery, 17 years later.
I am skeptical that NIST will close down the transmitter. Saying they would in their initial budget submission is just a way to attract attention. NIST actually does a lot of cool stuff, but the general public has never heard of them and wouldn't miss them if NIST stopped doing them, so they had to threaten to cut their most public-facing service. Kind of like the National Park Service trying to close high profile facilities like the WWII and Viet Nam Memorials that aren't normally staffed (and paying emergency staff to keep people out) during the government shutdown(s).
Precisely. It's called the Washington Monument Strategy in political rhetoric. Jory is right that someone in his audience likely doesn't need the feature but it's also used industrially and by disabled people.
They are still running, and adding features to the signal. It's even better now! Shutting down is not going to happend.
Radio still working in 2021. Plus GW 5610 with 10 year solar battery and red circle looks cooler. Also has world time. The cost of battery replacements alone justifies the extra price. Also 3159 movement keeps it accurate to within 15 secs/month without radio synch.
Atomic watch tells the correct time never have to set it....whats wrong with that.I got one for 49 dollars and i live in canada
Absolutely love atomic watches. I have 3 atomic Casio G-Shocks. 5 LCD atomic wall clocks including those made by Marathon and Braun. Should mention I'm British and in England we get the MSF from Anthorn, Cumbria and DCF77 from Mainflingen, Hessen, Germany. No plans to switch off either of those transmitter. I'd like to point out that atomic function in Casio modules are outstanding. They are the most sensitive I've seen. Love seeing my atomic G-Shocks all syncing at 1am every night.
What is wrong with this guy lmao
2023 and mine's synching every early morning flawlessly being at approximately 1500-2000 km distance from the closest antenna. When all connectivity goes down, radio will still be!
The year is 2023, atomic nist signals are still broadcast.
I have a Casio Oceanus S100, which is atomic clock synchronised and I love it. With it's titanium carbide case, excellent bracelet and zaratzu polishing, it was great value at well under £400. It's such a fantastic grab and go watch. It also serves as a very handy reference for all of my mechanical watches, when it comes to setting them again after they've stopped.
Here it is April 21 and atomic watches still sync!
2023 Here: Atomic clock is working just fine. If anything they switched to NIST-2. My casio from 2011 is syncing just fine every nught. Thanks for the Gloom & Doom predictions, but you were wrong.
unsubscribed as soon as he said atomic timekeeping is useless. To some it may be, to some it's actually a good feature that they use.
Ah, how I love Greg Anderson’s channel The Good Timekeeper. So reliable, and knowledgeable
Opportunity is knocking. Someone needs to invent and market an electronic clock you can buy that will transmit a signal on the same frequency as NIST to set your atomic watches. Perhaps Invicta or Movado!
or MVMT
First name, Surname if it’s mvmt it’s movado since they own it
@@FanoelGutierrez oh boy thanks, I've forgotten about it
Or just use the atomic signal app on your smartphone. That what I use to sync my G-Shocks since I’m on the outside edge of the radio signal in North America.
I think it’s a shame that NIST is planning to drop the AC radio signal in the U.S. I think it says a bunch of things about where the U.S. is right now, none of them good. Hopefully that decision will get reversed in 2021.
You can't say the 5610 variations are under $100 with solar and atomic aren't worth it and then say the gx55b1 that's more expensive and doesnt have atomic is worth it, when it's just a chunkier square. This wasn't fair for atomic in your comparisons. Also this whole video only really applies to the US if the radio transmitter goes down (which it might not, and also you have two other transmitters which may be usable for atomic timekeeping, if the one going down is even the one that's being used for atomic timekeeping).
I get it. Paying an extra $60 for atomic timekeeping does seem silly. It should be more expensive, but this is definitely an over-inflated price for sure. I'd still rather have an m5610 with multiband 6 than get a gx56bb1 without it any day of the week. In fact I also paid brand new retail price of ~£190 for the mtg-910d-2ver the mission impossible 3 gshock which has all the same features as an m5610 for twice the price, so yes, atomic is definitely worth it as far as I'm concerned.
I love my GW 9400 Rangeman watch and I was more than happy to win it in an auction on ebay brand new for $120 USD. Even has a thermometer/barometer, it tells you when the sun will rise/set everyday and compass on top of everything else like solar and atomic, etc. I wouldn't pay the $300 retail price for it though so long story short just shop around if you want a better model at a cheaper price.
I bought an atomic solar gshock in pretty good condition for under 40 bucks on ebay
I have GWM5610-1, paying respect to the original g-shock. Bought it in 2020, still running.
Twice nothing is still nothing. Said another way, when you spend a great deal of time talking about multi-thousand dollar watches, it makes little sense to care about an extra $50.
Money is money
That $50 watch can take a beating better than a Rolex. It keeps charge for 6 months & syncs with an atomic clock.
In the UK on Amazon the difference between the 5600 & 5610 is US$12! I think I'll ask my nephew to get me one in Florida next year .Er, forgot , the ' encouragement ' would cost me more than$12..s$%t!
I love my Casio MT-G M900BD / Steel band / Atomic AND solar. LOVE IT!!!
I have three AT Citizens and I love never having to set them, or the date, or worry about DST. They are the reference to which I set my automatics and hand winds.
If the service goes down you can use an app called DCF77 Emulator (Europe antenna) ( there is also a JJYEmulator and a WWVB Emulator for different bands).
You can sync your time via GPS (atomic clocks), then this emulator and there you go; atomic clock sync. you could also sync via internet using a NTP sync app.
This is what people in regions without signal use if they want to sync.
You didn’t invent time... you waste it. All that ranting for nothing.
And yet you stuck around to comment! I bet you feel stupid.
The Time Teller no I don’t feel stupid because know it all assholes like yourself need to be taken down a bit when they are being idiots.
There are people living outside of the USA. You even have people outside the USA watching RUclips English channels (even if they are American).. Oh and yes Atomic radio time or whatever it's called is all over the World...NOT only in the USA...Just a reminder... Americans......
This video aged poorly