- Is this watch good for swimming?
- Yes. It is rated to 20 ATM, or 200m, which covers swimming, snorkeling and showering. It is not a dive computer, so skip deep scuba.
- How is it different from a resin G-Shock?
- Same shock-resistant concept, but the case and bracelet are stainless steel instead of resin. That makes it heavier and dressier, and it costs more than the basic resin models.
- Does it need a battery?
- Yes. It runs on a quartz battery, and this model has no solar charging. A jeweler replaces the cell when it runs down.
- Can I read it in the dark?
- The analog hands and digital display are lit for low light. Check the specific backlight type on the model you buy, since G-Shock varies between LED and electroluminescent lighting.
- Can the bracelet be resized?
- Yes. The stainless steel bracelet uses pins or screws that a jeweler can adjust to your wrist. Keep the removed links in case you resell.
- Is it too big for small wrists?
- G-Shock cases run large, and the steel version adds bulk. Try it on if you can, or compare the case diameter with a watch you already own.
- Where is the G-Shock Men's Japanese Quartz Silver-Tone Stainless Steel Watch cheapest?
- At Jared, for $330.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the G-Shock Men's Japanese Quartz Silver-Tone Stainless Steel Watch?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Zales, Jared, Nordstrom.