CASIO G-Shock GW-M5610U-1B 20 ATM Water Resistant Solar Radio Wave
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The GW-M5610U-1B is Casio's modern take on the original square G-Shock: a 46.7 x 43.2 x 12.7 mm resin case at 52 g, with Tough Solar charging and multi-band radio control that sets the time automatically. It adds 20 ATM water resistance, five world times, a 1/100-second stopwatch, a 24-hour timer, five alarms and an LED backlight with full auto light. It suits people who want a set-and-forget beater watch for swimming, hiking or shift work. Against the classic DW-5600 it costs more but never needs a battery change or manual time setting; against Bluetooth squares like the GW-B5600 it trades phone pairing for pure radio sync, which is simpler but depends on reception.
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Owners of the square G-Shock line praise the GW-M5610U as a tough, light, set-and-forget watch. The solar charging and radio sync are the features most often called out, and the updated LED backlight is seen as a clear improvement over the older electroluminescent panel.
The G-Shock GW-M5610U-1B is a digital sports watch with a black resin band. It has an impact-resistant structure and is water resistant to 20 ATM.
It is powered by Tough Solar, a solar charging system, and receives a radio signal to set the time automatically, up to 6 times a day. Fully charged with no further solar charging, it runs about 10 months, or about 22 months in power saving mode. In power saving mode, the display turns off after a period in the dark.
The watch has world time for 48 cities (31 time zones) plus UTC, a stopwatch, a countdown timer, 5 alarms and a time signal. The LED backlight has auto light, a super illuminator and an afterglow function.
