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The Casio G-Shock Move GBA900-1A is a 49mm resin-cased hybrid watch with analog hands over a black digital display. It pairs G-Shock shock resistance with a step tracker, a 1/100-second stopwatch that logs distance and pace, and interval timers aimed at runners and gym training. Dual time, five daily alarms and a double LED light cover everyday use. Against simpler G-Shock models it adds fitness tracking and a slimmer 17mm profile; against dedicated running watches it lacks GPS and heart-rate sensing, so it counts steps and paces from its accelerometer alone.
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Owners treat the GBA900-1A as a rugged everyday and training watch, liking the analog-digital layout and the step and interval features. Common complaints are the size on the wrist and the absence of GPS or app connectivity for serious training data.
The Casio G-Shock Move GBA900-1A is an analog-digital watch with a black resin case and a black resin strap. The case measures 49mm across and 17mm high. It has a fixed bezel, and the strap closes with a stainless steel pin buckle.
The black dial has index and Arabic numeral hour markers. The pencil-shaped hands are black and gray with white accents and are luminous. A hand shift feature moves the hands out of the way so the digital display is unobstructed. A mineral crystal resists scratches, and a Japanese quartz movement powers the watch.
It includes a world time with dual time, a 1/100-second stopwatch, a countdown timer, five daily alarms and an hourly time signal. Bluetooth links it to a smartphone. Step count, calorie and distance tracking are built in, based on a user profile.
