This GMWB5000PG-9D watch is part of the G-SHOCK 40th Anniversary Recrystallized series. Inspired by the first G-SHOCK, it's crafted with stainless steel recrystallization and deep - layer hardening. Since its debut in April 1983, G-SHOCK has come a long way. This timepiece showcases four decades of innovation and evolution of the brand. The watch combines the well - known toughness of G - Shock with a sleek and beautiful design. It features a 49.3 x 43.2 x 13mm stainless steel case and bezel, along with a stainless steel band and a one - touch 3 - fold clasp. It weighs 167g. With shock resistance, mineral glass, and 200 meters of water resistance, it's built to last. It's a radio - controlled watch with Multi band 6 and Tough Solar power. The Smartphone Link allows for auto time adjustment, access to about 300 world time cities, reminders, and phone finding. Other functions include a stopwatch, countdown timer, alarm, full auto - calendar until 2099, mute feature, and energy - saving mode. It has an accuracy of ±15 seconds per month without signal calibration and mobile link. The battery can run for about 10 months under normal use after a charge and 22 months in total darkness with the power - save function on.
Using your G - Shock GMWB5000PG - 9D watch is a breeze. To start, connect it to your smartphone via Bluetooth for auto time adjustment and access to world time. You can set reminders and use the phone finder function right from your watch. The stopwatch and countdown timer are great for sports or timing events. Set alarms to keep you on schedule. The full auto - calendar takes care of dates until 2099. When it comes to water, this watch can handle up to 200 meters, so you can wear it while swimming. But avoid high - pressure water activities like scuba diving. For maintenance, keep the watch clean with a soft, dry cloth. Store it in a cool, dry place when not in use. The solar - powered battery will recharge when exposed to light. If the watch is not used for a long time, turn on the energy - saving mode to conserve power. Remember, it has an accuracy of about ±15 seconds per month without signal calibration, so you might want to check and adjust the time occasionally.
