@@Gogetaover90000 oh yes they are. The oldest GenZs are 26 years old. That means that by the time they were 9 or 10, they already had iphone and smart cellular devices. So no, they don't remember Nokias.
nah not really, the wash of the air from the propeller doesnt really make a considerable difference. Veritasium explained that in his video helicopter rope riddle
I have been a fan since I were a 7 yr old kid, 10 watches in my collection, 8 of them g shocks, the other 2 are luxury watches to handle the "formal occassions". If I can only have 1 desert island watch, I will choose a g shock, it's emotional and brings back memories for me which no other watch can replace.
@@aidanl3105 probably, that's a pretty light object for it's aerodynamic size terminal velocity isn't too high. If it didn't have the strap maybe it would be different. The rubberized casing helps the impact too.
@@aidanl3105 you wanted more! More more go google it haha. The helicopter factor means it was probably going faster than if it was just dropped off a building. Impressive any way you see it.
@@NanoDex almost had a stroke trying to read what you wrote, but you’re completely wrong and it’s funny you’re so adamant about it😂😂 do some googling yourself
i think the initial gshock square and the modern version are not the same. In first promo materials they talked about some additional cushioning between case and shell, and in modern we don't see it
You dropped a gshock on the earth. If you really wanted to test the durability, try dropping the eatth on the gshock, and then step it up until the Casio actually breaks.
I remember in the late 80's I had one and put it on a racket ball and rhrew it agaist the wall no damage still worked after several throws cant say rhe same foe a friends caluator watch lol
If I remember correctly, there was a drop from 20m, one from 30m, and a few from 40m. I think most of them survived, but one or two broke enough to not be legible, if they still worked. Depends a lot on how exactly they landed. If they land face down, it's particularly brutal. Although, I'm not sure I'm going to care much about my watch if I fall 40m from a helicopter, and if I fall anyway but slamming it directly into the ground, it's probably going to be cushioned by my body a bit.
Takes a licking and keeps on ticking. I still have 2 vintage Timex Marathons ruclips.net/video/zKaHHyZghmw/видео.html ruclips.net/video/nkIuQuy4whI/видео.html
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"How much shock could a G-Shock shock if a G-Shock could shock shock?"
First thing I thought of lol
A shocking amount!
Damn you
i am shock-ed!!!
😂
Now the real battle is between a GShock and a 3310...
I found my 33:10 the other day it still had 1 bar of battery 😅
What is 3310 ??
@@surendrafed google it. If you are a GenZ, it will look ancient.
@@johndavolta3124Gen z's aren't that young
@@Gogetaover90000 oh yes they are. The oldest GenZs are 26 years old. That means that by the time they were 9 or 10, they already had iphone and smart cellular devices. So no, they don't remember Nokias.
Casio should make car bumpers.
Very good idea
Remember folks, even if you don't survive the fall, your g shock will still works.
and have new owner!
Next: Richard Mille!
hahahahaa
A million dollar down the drain 😂😂😂
" God tier durability " Nico Lenard
Now do a royal oak
Crater...
@@TheRomeogiglion the case ofc
30cm would be enough to destroy that fragile watch
The force of the helicopter propeller rocketed that thing downward incredibly fast.
nah not really, the wash of the air from the propeller doesnt really make a considerable difference. Veritasium explained that in his video helicopter rope riddle
Next is a Rolex…
Ummm...
To expensive to do that?
💀
@@oliverschjeldahl5776 Depends on whom
@@VWJCGGL for a 15 year old high schooler.
@@oliverschjeldahl5776 don’t worry, Teddy is neither a 15 year old nor a high school student.
I have been a fan since I were a 7 yr old kid, 10 watches in my collection, 8 of them g shocks, the other 2 are luxury watches to handle the "formal occassions". If I can only have 1 desert island watch, I will choose a g shock, it's emotional and brings back memories for me which no other watch can replace.
Now let's try it with a Rolex.
More than its terminal velocity for sure! Love a good gshock
more? 🤨
@@aidanl3105 probably, that's a pretty light object for it's aerodynamic size terminal velocity isn't too high. If it didn't have the strap maybe it would be different. The rubberized casing helps the impact too.
@@NanoDex terminal velocity is… terminal velocity
@@aidanl3105 you wanted more! More more go google it haha. The helicopter factor means it was probably going faster than if it was just dropped off a building. Impressive any way you see it.
@@NanoDex almost had a stroke trying to read what you wrote, but you’re completely wrong and it’s funny you’re so adamant about it😂😂 do some googling yourself
All I got from this is that G-Shock needs to step up its strap game
But only if their customers regularly drop them from a fucking helicopter lol
It's drop from 30m tf you expect. Try it with timex or st from 10m
Was it a spring bar failure or did the resin case / lugs crack?
Very Valid question 👌
Got my first g shock not long ago, and based on this, i think it’ll survive my greens keeping job 😂
i think the initial gshock square and the modern version are not the same. In first promo materials they talked about some additional cushioning between case and shell, and in modern we don't see it
Yeah I was thinking the same
You didn't Know Casio watch is a god tier watch.
So if i fall from 40m my gshocks gonna be alright 🤔
And it's accurate, zero seconds a year. Two time zones, a stop watch, it hardly scratches.
Nokia type beat
I’ve got the same watch on right now. I never take it off.
God Tier ladies and gentlemen.
What about a skydweller?
Ladies & Gentlemen ; what you saw right there is the GOD TIER watch 🙌🏻😂
Clean , simple , affordable, reliable and durable
For sure. Casio will always be on top and be the God among watches.
Well, I guess the forensic pathologist won't be able to tell time of death from the watch
Next a Vostok Amphibia, they are known to be indestructible
Interesting did it reach terminal velocity at that height ?
You dropped a gshock on the earth. If you really wanted to test the durability, try dropping the eatth on the gshock, and then step it up until the Casio actually breaks.
Wow! Teddy actually has legs.
Do with a Richard Mille
Now do a rolex
Can a Jacob and Co or an RM do that
I remember in the late 80's I had one and put it on a racket ball and rhrew it agaist the wall no damage still worked after several throws cant say rhe same foe a friends caluator watch lol
Next time man dropped 😂😂
Next test will be dropping from Mars and still works after the drop
such a classic video
Great idea and nice result. Thank you TEDDY.
Which model is this? Its beautiful
G shock vs Richard mille
Shock test 😂😂
No! Mine stopped working after a month of diving.
Terminal velocity left the chat:
Can you strap it with a pork limb to mimic the weight of a human arm?
How much shock could a g shock take if a g shock could take shock
When dude discovers watches
It will survive...
Did you try hitting it with a hammer?
That will test impact resistance.
g shock vs luminox
They can’t take the shock of a bad battery change, where they will start fogging
Don't worry you watch will survive even when you not
You dropped 1 of the lightest gshock.........no 💩 it will be fine it weighs a few grams 😂
Hahahahahahahahaha they are rugged ass watches.
There is just not 1 watch in the world that is a "TOUGH" watch if it has springbars... Screws for the wristband or go home...
Wow!! That's pretty amazing.
How much shock can a G-Shock shock if a G-Shock could shock shocks?
what is G shock's terminal velocity ??
How much shock could a G-Shock take if a G-Shock could take shock?
Do it with a Rolex
Now a rolex sub please!
G-Shock endures by transmitting the shock it receives to its owner.
Very stylish classic video. G-Shock can take the shock
An automatic watch will be shattered
Intriguing. A G-Shock doesn't even have a rotor. ;-)
No.
There, saved you 30 seconds.
Drop a Gshock from the moon in next video
g shock is just waste of money i bought new g shock of around 10k but i worked only for1 year which was disappointing for me
Can a Rolex withstand that abuse ? 😨
They will survive all of us ;))
Oh man if you dedicated a channel to breaking expensive watches you get a sub.
Magnifique !
Up next: AP
amazing video
Lol
“That one is working…” indicates there were others hurled out the helicopter. What we’re their demise?
If I remember correctly, there was a drop from 20m, one from 30m, and a few from 40m. I think most of them survived, but one or two broke enough to not be legible, if they still worked. Depends a lot on how exactly they landed. If they land face down, it's particularly brutal.
Although, I'm not sure I'm going to care much about my watch if I fall 40m from a helicopter, and if I fall anyway but slamming it directly into the ground, it's probably going to be cushioned by my body a bit.
@@DallenRex 100% agreed.
@DallenRex Truth. First try and survive the fall yourself. Managed that? Check your watch. At least the watch can be replaced if you trashed it.
Test casio royale
Nice
Why not just drop it from a building? 😂
Cool
Takes a licking and keeps on ticking. I still have 2 vintage Timex Marathons
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What useless waste of money and emergy, Teddy!this has been done before, it's not even original. 😮
the power of plastic
The power of *a floating module structure*
Not as resistant as a MVMT
Awesome! Now i can peacefully jump from a helicopter with my gshock 😊
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