This G-SHOCK GAB001CY-1A watch sports a striking black and caution yellow color combo that's bound to draw attention. G-SHOCK is famous for its tough, functional, and sturdy watches that work great in any situation. The watch's colors are inspired by emergency rescue and safety signs. It's incredibly versatile, perfect for both casual outings and work. Features include a resin band, a carbon/resin case and bezel. With a case size of 42.5 × 46 × 13.8 mm, mineral glass, and weighing just 51g, it's comfortable to wear. It's shock-resistant and has a Carbon Core Guard structure. It can handle water up to 200 meters deep. The smartphone link feature uses Bluetooth® for wireless connection. It offers world time in 38 time zones, a timer, a double LED white light, a full auto-calendar until 2099, a stopwatch, an alarm, and a mute function. The battery lasts about 2 years with two SR726W batteries. Its accuracy is ±15 seconds per month without the mobile link. Other features are a hand shift feature, 12/24-hour format, date/month display swapping, and day display in six languages. It has both analogue and digital timekeeping.
Using your G-Shock GAB001CY-1A is easy. To set the time, you can use the smartphone link feature via Bluetooth to sync with your phone. If you prefer manual setting, there are buttons on the side of the watch to adjust the time, date, and other functions. The double LED white light is handy in the dark; just press the designated button to turn it on. The timer, stopwatch, and alarm functions are straightforward to use; refer to the small icons on the display. For the world time feature, select your desired time zone. When it comes to maintenance, keep the watch away from extreme temperatures and strong magnetic fields. Wipe it with a soft, dry cloth regularly to keep it clean. If the watch gets wet, dry it thoroughly. The battery lasts about 2 years, but when it's running low, take it to a professional to replace the SR726W batteries. And don't forget, it's shock-resistant and water-resistant up to 200 meters, but try not to subject it to unnecessary rough handling or very deep dives for long periods.
