Casio G-Shock Square Variety with GW-M5610, GW-5000 and GW-S5600

If you're interested in radio controlled G-Shock "Squares", here are some variations on the popular Casio G-Shock GW-M5610 watch. If you're trying to decide which one you want to buy and all you've seen are the Casio product photos, here's a different way to see these watches. There are still several more color variations that I don't show in this video, but I have a personal preference for watches with a more common LCD display rather than the "reverse LCD" or "negative LCD" which Casio offers on so many versions of the square G-shocks.

Most of the G-Shock watches in this video weigh 50 grams each on my kitchen scale. The GW-S5600, featuring carbon fiber material and a titanium back, weighs about 45 grams. If you want a “Carbon Fiber G-Shock Square” you’ll like it. The GW-5000, which is made in Japan with more stainless steel material than the others featured in this video, weighs 74 grams. And the GW-m5610BC, with its combi bracelet rather than resin watch band, weighs the most at 90 grams. While it is the heaviest, it actually doesn't feel heavier than the others while I'm wearing it.

For an in-depth review of the functions, features and set-up of the radio controlled, square G-shock watches featured in this video, see my previous review here...    • Casio G-Shock GW-M5610 In-depth Review