Casio G-Shock Mens 200m G-Lide - GBX-100-1DR

Name: Casio G-Shock Mens 200m G-Lide - GBX-100-1DR
Brand: Casio
SKU: GBX-100-1DR
Price: 4999.0 ZAR
Availability: InStock

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Estimated Delivery between Thursday 19 May and Monday 23 May.

Product Code : GBX-100-1DR

Brand : Casio

PRODUCT DETAILS
SHIPPING & RETURNS
WATER RESISTANCE
REVIEWS

PRODUCT DETAILS

These new models are the latest additions to the G-LIDE lineup of G-SHOCK sports watches, which are a favorite choice among the world's top surfers. These new models come with the ability to display information required by surfers (high tide and low tide times and levels), and to use a phone application for simple selection of one of approximately 3,300 locations around the globe.

The wide face and a high-definition MIP (Memory In Pixel) LCD improves display readability of standard functions like Tide Graph, Moon Data, high tide and low tide times, and sunrise and sunset times. This provides important information about current conditions at a glance, which, in combination with a collection of training measurement functions (distance, speed, pace, lap, pitch), provides plenty of support for surfers who meet new challenges around the globe.

In addition to powerful functions, these new models also incorporate advances in design, structure, and materials. The bezels of these models are made of resin and metal to allow them to withstand the impact of underwater rocks better. The surface of the bezel has a stainless steel cover with a hairline and honed finish that creates a look of elegant toughness. A resin guard structure that protects against impact from any direction combines with a button guard at 6 o'clock, which delivers outstanding G-SHOCK protection. The end of the soft urethane band at 6 o'clock has slits to allow the draining of water and sweat for improved comfort.

Resin Glass
Water Resistant
Case / bezel material: Resin / Chrome plated
Stainless Steel Band
Adjustable Clasp
LED light
1/100-second stopwatch
Measuring capacity: 59'59.99"
Measuring modes: Net time, split time, 1st-2nd place times
Daily alarm
Hourly time signal
Auto-calendar (28 days for February)
12/24-hour format
Regular time keeping: Hour, minute, second, pm, date, day
Accuracy: ±30 seconds per month
Approx. battery life: 7 years on CR2016
Size of case:?36.8?×?33.2?×?8.2?mm
Total weight: 48 g

SHIPPING & RETURNS

DELIVERY

We aim to dispatch all in-stock items from our warehouse within 2-5 business days. An email will be sent to you which will include all your tracking information once your order has been handed over to our courier partner.
If an item is out of stock, we will email you as soon as possible to arrange a full refund or exchange.
FREE shipping for all orders to any South African address.
International delivery to Zimbabwe, Namibia and Botswana is available for some brands. Please contact us for a shipping quote.
Easy 7 days returns and exchanges

RETURNS

If you do not like the product you can return it within 7 days, assuming the item is not worn, scratched or damaged in any way, and includes all the original packaging.
Please contact us for any returns or exchanges

WATER RESISTANCE

Please check the marking on the back of your watch case and refer to the following table to confirm
the degree of water resistance of your Seiko watch and the preferable conditions of use.
A watch’s water resistance is not permanently guaranteed. It is affected by the ageing of gaskets or deformation of watch parts due to accidental shock. To preserve a watch’s water resistance as long as possible, please follow the precautions below:

Wipe off moisture, sweat or dirt with a soft dry cloth after removing it from the wrist in order to increase the durability of the case back, gaskets and band.
After using a water resistant watch in ocean water, wash it in fresh water and dry it with a soft cloth.
Do not wash a water resistant watch while the crown is pulled out.
Do not operate the crown or press a button when the watch is wet.
A periodic overhaul service is recommended to check the water resistance of the watch regularly to ensure it’s functionality.

〇：OK, ✕：Not OK

Type of water resistance		For saturation diving	For scuba diving	Enhanced water resistance for daily use			Water resistance for daily use	Non-water resistance
Water resistance		Professional Diver's Watch 1000m 600m 300m 200m	Diver's watch 200m 100m	20 B A R	10 B A R	5 B A R	3 BAR
Usage example	Accidental sprashes and Contact with rain	〇	〇	〇	〇	〇	〇	×
	Swimming, Yachting, Taking a shower	〇	〇	〇	〇	〇	×	×
	Skin diving	〇	〇	〇	〇	×	×	×
	Scuba diving	〇	〇	×	×	×	×	×
	Saturation Diving	〇	×	×	×	×	×	×

REVIEWS

WATCH CASE SIZE

Watches are available in a large variety of sizes and the size of a watch can make a big difference to its overall look and feel. Now that more and more people are buying online, its important to know your wrist size so you can find the right size watch. Here are some things to keep in mind when buying a watch, in-store or online.

The watch case is the part of the watch that houses the dial, battery, movement and other working parts. Watch case diameter is the most significant and noticeable element when it comes to selecting the right watch. So, it’s good to buy the size that’s right for you.

Tastes have changed over time and nowadays people are trending towards larger cases. Men’s watches usually range between 38mm to 46mm; although if you’re looking at a vintage timepiece 34-36mm were common sizes for men and are still a classic size today.

Anything smaller than 38mm today is typically seen on women’s watches.
Generally watch sizes breakdown like this:

Less than 34mm – Small
34mm – 38mm – Midsize
39mm – 42mm – Standard
43mm – 46mm – XL/Oversize
Larger than 47mm – XXL

LUGS

Watch lugs are the metal extensions where the bracelet or strap attaches to the watch case. Lugs are not included in case size measurements. So when measuring your wrist for case diameter size, leave some room for the lugs. A good indication of whether a watch is too big is to look at the lugs. If they extend past the curve of your wrist, then the watch does not fit right and could be uncomfortable to wear.

CASE THICKNESS

For many years, a thinner watch was considered higher quality and more refined. Now that watches are becoming larger and the case diameter increases so too does the case thickness. Many watches can be too bulky, heavy and thick so you want to consider the thickness of the case when deciding on a watch. Watch thickness is important for practical purposes as well. For example, If you wear a suit you’ll want to think about whether you need a watch to fit under your sleeve cuff. Factor in the clothes that you would most typically wear with your watch and decide if a bigger watch will look good.Often times, 38 mm to 42 mm watch diameters will see thickness of around 7 mm and for watches over 44 mm, the thickness increases to around 9 mm. The thickness of the case will usually be a good fit if you choose the right case diameter.

WATCH STRAPS & BRACELETS

Sizing a watch to fit appropriately isn’t much of a concern unless you have a very large wrist. Most women’s watches are between 6.75″-7″ and most men’s watches are 7.5″-8″. The length of the strap is based on wrist circumference and can be divided in two – the tail (long) end and the buckle (short) end. That’s why the strap length on watch straps is sometimes presented as 120/70mm. The first number (120) is the length of the long end in millimeters while the second number (70) is the buckle end in millimeters. When deciding on band length, measure your wrist and subtract the watch case size from the wrist length to get your watch band length size.

Leather, nylon, or any other non-metal band can be adjusted for length right when you wear the watch by cinching to the most comfortable pre-made hole. Metal bracelets can be adjusted for length by removing or adding links. You can take your watch to a jeweler or watchmaker to do this.

The band width of your watch is determined by the distance between the lugs of your watch case. Watches with smaller band widths are typically good for those with slender wrists and for women. People with larger wrists (or men) are better suited to wear watches with wider bands.

WATCH COMPONENTS

Everything from the numbers, the hands, lug size, to the pusher and crown all play a factor in the look of a watch and whether it is in the right proportion. If these details are larger in size, the watch may appear larger as well. All of these components should compliment the other elements of the watch so that the overall watch appearance is balanced and pleasing to the eye.