Men's G-Shock GD350-1C Black Resin Sport Watch

One of my favorite gShock watches, fits perfectly on 7'5 inches wrist, the Grey resin looks awesome, I already have a blackout version this a nice addition to my collection. If you're a gShock fan, this is a must to have.

Amazing watch.

Diese Gshock ist in meiner Sammlung die mit dem am besten ablesbaren display. Auch im dunkeln. Wirklich sehr große zahlen und sogar 2 led die das display beleuchten.

Es una pena que no lo fabrica.

Excelente G-Shock BÁSICO, nada de funciones "premium", pero 100% funcional. Tamaño "grande" (lo que esperarlas de un G-Shock), Excelente legibilidad del dial. No es un Mudmaster ni Rangeman, pero excelente opción de G-Shock asequible. Mi muñeca es grande 18-20 cm (aprox) el tamaño es adecuado para mí.

Montre opérationnelle . Très intéressante en OPEX . Discrète , simple d'utilisation, lisible et efficace . A recommander sans problème.

I bought this particular model mainly for the vibration alarm, because Casio apparently don't know how to make audible alarms, especially the G-Shocks with their extra insulation/padding (I'm saying this as a die-hard Casio fan and owner of several G-Shock, Pro-Trek, Edifice, and other models). Likes: - The vibration alarm is great (keeping in mind that I don't use, or expect, a wrist-watch to wake me up - I'm using it for reminders). - The quick-activate timer is another plus for me; apart from the date & time this is the function I use most often in a digital watch - and again the vibe alarm comes into its own here. - The LED does a much better job of lighting up the display compared to the EL in my Pro-Trek PRW-2500, which is of similar size; and a very cool feature is the auto-light that automatically deactivates after ±6h to prolong battery life. - 200m water resistance. - G-Shock toughness. - Although I place far more value in function than in form, I have to mention appearance (keeping in mind that this is just my preference - not everyone will like it): The understated grey finish, with no garish printing all over the show, advertising X years battery life, Super-illuminator, or any similar nonsense, makes this watch the best-looking digital watch I have ever owned; even the printing for the button functions is simply stamped into the case with no highlight coloring. But just to be clear, I wouldn't by a long shot describe this watch as elegant, but rather as understated ruggedness. Nothing much to dislike, but I do have a wish-list: - I wish it was solar-powered, but apparently solar-cell technology has not yet reached the point of being able to reliably drive a vibration alarm, so I'll live with this relatively minor inconvenience. - The 10-minute/10-second tickers at the top-left may be mildly entertaining to watch for a while if you honestly have nothing better to do, but they really serve no practical purpose. I think Casio could have made better use of that bit of real estate - e.g. for alarm & signal status (instead of the tiny print below the displayed time), and even indicating whether the stopwatch is running, while in timekeeping mode. Conclusion: In my opinion this model has far more going for it than against it, especially at the price - in fact I'm seriously considering buying another as backup before it gets discontinued, just in case the first meets up with some disaster.