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Geraldine Hurd14 November 2009
Great watch, but now a little dated. Personally I would go for a <a href="http://www.shockwavewatches.co.uk">Casio Wave Ceptor Watch</a> like the Casio G-Shock G-7700BL-1ER or (if you can stretch) the Casio G-Shock Wave Ceptor GW-002E-1VER. Geraldine
Report as inappropriateAdam Wood19 September 2010
Well, I totally disagree with the previous commenter -- this watch is far from dated. It's features are still relevant, and otherwise unsurpassed (except for individual features some watches have, like altitude sensors, etc). You'll never need to change the battery, or the time, or even press a button to turn the light on for that matter! And as always with G-Shock watches, you'll break before the watch does.
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