Men's G-Shock Analog-Digital Watch GA-100C-8ACR, Grey/Neon Blue

During my time with this watch I went ahead and put it through the test. Just after receiving the watch you immediately realize that its not normal as you can't just pull the nob and set the time. For those who are "to big for instructions" can go ahead and not buy this watch. The instructions state you hold the upper left side, then press the lower right which will give you a "home town" so for those to lazy to look up the 3 digit code for a home town just use your phone then on the lower left digital output for the time and the watch will set itself. The watch is defiantly waterproof. I've showered with this watch and it's worked perfectly. I left it in the bottom of my sink for the first day I had it and it passed. So don't worry about it leaking The light on this watch works perfect at night (so long as your smart enough to read a analog watch[for those not smart enough to know it means it's the big hand and small hand on a watch which is becoming a lost art to read.]) the light illuminates the hands perfectly and for some it's a short time but to myself it is enough to check and move on. This is such a good watch that I can't get past the fact that it's durable enough to put up with working on cars, working in a restaurant, and on computers. The watch itself is thicker than most and it's quite nice. For those looking to get a watch for working, hardly taking it off, and knowing it's gonna last is great. I personally have mine to show the date, day, and my analog time.

Tried this Casio with Prime’s “try before you buy” and, man, it’s a stunner! Super masculine vibe, though a bit big for my wrist. The best part? Those light-colored hands pop against the dark background, making it easy to read even in pitch-black darkness with the backlight. Unlike others in the same model line, this one’s actually legible at night. 100% recommend. This classic ain’t going out of style anytime soon.

The G-Shock was a great fit. The size is also good; it’s not too heavy or too light. It’s strong and can handle any liquid. It’s a good value for the price.

Love it has all kinds of cool features and it works great

This is a well designed G-Shock watch. Although it is designed to be rugged and tactical, it is very aesthetically pleasing, especially in this color variant. It seems to be able to hold up as well as any G-Shock watch I've owned in the past. It has all the typical useful functions, stopwatch, world time, timer, etc. It's shock, water, and magnetic resistant. My only compliant is that the digital displays are difficult to read in dim lighting. Unfortunately, the LED light does not illuminate the displays, only the analog hands. That, however, is a minor inconvenience. One final note... the digital display does not show up in blue as in the picture. Overall, it's a great watch!

Ugly but tells time.......

Great watch

7 year update: WOW!!! Seven years!! I had to trace this review to update it. See below for original. I busted this watch…the watch did NOT break. I tried to replace the battery myself…busted the seal in the process and flooded it swimming. Damn it! Oh well….bought the exact same watch, but with the white hands instead of teal. See you another 5 years lol [original 5 year review]. I have worn this watch almost exclusively for over five years. I do not baby this watch. It is tough and reliable. I expose it to salt water regularly and am in the desert heat and sand with it without issue. Each one of my kids has used it as a teething toy and has thrown it around the house without issue. To bring it back looking like new, all you need to do is rinse it off. It is super comfortable and, at this point, I am convinced that it is indestructible. I love the aesthetics of it and am having a really hard time shopping for a new watch, because I keep going back to this one. Yes, the light on it sucks. You won’t see anything other than the hands at night with only the watch light. Quite frankly, I’ve never needed more than the time at night. All the other functions are great, but for my needs I pretty much just use the current time and date. (Do I really need a compass, barometer, altimeter, heart rate monitor etc, that would cost me another $500? Not really.)