Reasons to AVOID The 30th Anniversary G-Shock Frogman

G-Shock Frogman 30th Anniversary, GW8230B-9A a watch I thought I would love. Join me as I review the watch and discuss why this is not the G-Shock Frogman of my dreams.

0:00 Intro
1:00 Purchased & Price
1:40 Casio’s Confusing Lottery
2:35 Disappointing Packaging
4:25 watch Functions
5:20 Biomass Plastic
5:40 Measurements
6:27 Why I Bought
7:13 Why don’t I like it? Reason One
8:35 Why don’t I like it? Reason One
10:10 What do you think?

This G-shock is Housed in a 50.3mm titanium case and weighs in at 84 grams, the GW8230B-9A features the good looks of a vintage Frogman with all the tech you’d expect in a modern G-SHOCK. Gold accents – such as those below and above the function buttons and the “Frogman” logo on the bezel – abound, along with touches of blue in the form of dial text. Within the biomass plastic bezel sits an LED-lit display that offers tide and moon graphs, diving and surface interval measurement, a dive log, and much more.


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