This watch was donated to my site for review and donation to our troops overseas by Brian Daniels of Milwaukee, WI. It will be donated to Michael Stewart of the US Army's 567th Transportation Co. at Camp Liberty, Iraq. This was the first Analog/digital G-shock I have every used and was very 
impressed. The only negative thing I can say about an analog/digital watch is that the hands sometimes cover the digital display and make it a little harder to read, but I still like this watch. It isn't quite as large as other G-shocks and is very comfortable. It can even be worn with more formal wear without looking out of place, but is just as durable as any other G-shock.
impressed. The only negative thing I can say about an analog/digital watch is that the hands sometimes cover the digital display and make it a little harder to read, but I still like this watch. It isn't quite as large as other G-shocks and is very comfortable. It can even be worn with more formal wear without looking out of place, but is just as durable as any other G-shock. Here are it's features:
1- Time (analog and digital(12/24 hour)) each can be set to a different time, day, date
2- 200m water resistant
3- Shock Resistant
4- Countdown timer
5- EL Back light
6- Neobrite hands ( i have found that they glow strong for about an hour after exposure to light, then weaken after that...after about 2 hours I couldn't see any illumination.
7- Stopwatch
8- World Time
9- 4 regular alarms, one snooze alarm (will go off every 5 minutes until turned off, and hourly chime.
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