Casio Men’s G7900A-4 G-Shock Rescue Red Digital Sport Watch
Posted by Branislava23 in G-Shock, tags: Casio, Digital, G7900A4, GShock, Men's, Rescue, Sport, Watch
Bright, bold color and a slick design combine to give you the Men’s G-Shock Rescue Watch from reliable designer Casio. With a large digital dial that is divided into sections for locating information quickly and easily, this modern timepiece offers tide and moon data, World Time with 29 time zones, five alarms, countdown timer, stopwatch, 12- and 24-hour formats, and day, date, and month information. Contrasting black accents detail the case, and the durable red resin strap closes with a buckle clasp. An EL backlight makes viewing easy in any light conditions, and large buttons are handy for operating the wide range of functions. Able to survive the toughest environments with its shock resistant technology, water resistant depth of 660 feet (200 meters), and low temperature resistant LCD, this dynamic watch is ideal for marine or outdoor enthusiasts as well as everyday adventurers.
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When I saw the cool red color of this watch i had to buy it…everyone should have at least one watch that is unique and stands out from the dreary black/white world of normal everyday watches…these G-Shock Casios (I have a few) are so rugged, extremely well built and reliable they will probably outlive us all. The only reason this gets 4 stars from me instead of 5 is that the initial set up is somewhat complicated and time consuming…whatever you do, DO NOT LOSE THE OWNER’S MANUAL!…you will need it!
I remember receiving my first Casio watch as a birthday present years ago and although the band on it eventually broke, it survived the toughest of abuse. My first Casio wasn’t even a G Shock.
I got this G-Shock Rescue Red watch for Christmas this year and I love the way the red looks. It’s eye catching and simply looks tough. It comes with a low-temp LCD in case you wander into much colder environments, electroluminescent display (with auto on feature when tilted), stop watch, countdown timer, tidal, lunar and date tracking. I don’t have much use for the tidal/lunar functions, but it’s nice to have them. This watch, like my first Casio, has a mute feature that lets you turn off the beeping when going from menu to menu. I never understood why this is important until I took the LSATs, where no beeping mechanisms/electronics are allowed.
As for the amount of abuse this watch can take, it’s still too early for me to tell, but I’m pretty sure it’ll survive almost anything.