50 CASIO G-Shock Watches below $138 Delivered – 50% - 68% off @ Amazon/eBay/NY Watchstore etc

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PJC on 12/02/2018 - 04:35 casio-intl.com (4022 clicks)
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G-Shock Model Numbers explained:

01 – Casio G-Shock DW5600E-1V Details: 📹
diamondsandtime.com.au $169.00 US$38.49 + US$5.89 📦 = US$44.38 = NOW $56.81 … 66.3% off

02 – Casio G-Shock G2900F-1V Details: 📹
jrdutyfree.com.au $170.00 US$47.12 + US$5.74 📦 = US$52.86 = NOW $67.94 … 60.0% off

03 – Casio G-Shock DW9052-1V Details: 📹
myer.com.au $169.00 $55.94 – 5% code PICK5 = $53.14 + $16.65 📦 = NOW $69.79 … 58.7% off

04 – Casio G-Shock DW9052-1B Details: 📹
iceonline.com.au $149.00 US$40.49 + US$16.95 📦 = US$57.44 = NOW $73.52 … 50.7% off

05 – Casio G-Shock DW6900-1V Details: 📹
watchdirect.com.au $190.00 $61.95 – 5% code PICK5 = $58.85 + $17.30 📦 = NOW $76.15 … 59.9% off

06 – Casio G-Shock DW6900MS-1 Details: 📹
culturekings.com.au $209.95 $86.27 – 5% code PICK5 = NOW $81.96 📦 … 61% off

07 – Casio G-Shock AW590-1 Details: 📹
anguscoote.com.au $229.00 US$57.90 + US$6.33 📦 = US$64.23 = NOW $82.56 … 63.9% off

08 – Casio G-Shock Tough Solar G2310R-1 Details: 📹
watchdirect.com.au $260.00 US$71.41 📦 = NOW $91.99 … 64.6% off

09 – Casio G-Shock AW591-2A Details: 📹
myer.com.au $229.00 US$59.95 + US$5.93 📦 = US$65.88 = NOW $84.33 … 63.2% off

10 – Casio G-Shock G7900-1 Details: 📹
anguscoote.com.au $219.00 $80.00 – 5% code PICK5 = $76.00 + $8.50 📦 = NOW $84.50 … 61.4% off

11 – Casio G-Shock GD100-1B Details: 📹
justwatches.com.au $249.00 $78.37 – 5% code PICK5 = $74.45 + $12.76 📦 = NOW $87.21 … 64.9% off

12 – Casio G-Shock G7700-1 Details: 📹
legear.com.au $209.00 NOW $88.00 📦 … 57.8% off

13 – Casio G-Shock G7710-1 Details: 📹
anguscoote.com.au $209.00 NOW $88.00 📦 … 57.9% off

14 – Casio G-Shock Mudman G9000-1V Details: 📹
anguscoote.com.au $219.00 $93.80 – 5% code PICK5 = NOW $89.11 📦 or C&C Woolworths … 59.3% off NOW SOLD OUT!!

15 – Casio G-Shock G7900A-4 Details: 📹
watchdirect.com.au $240.00 $97.15 – 5% code PICK5 = NOW $92.29 📦 … 61.5% off

16 – Casio G-Shock AW591-4 Details: 📹
anguscoote.com.au $229.00 $97.35 – 5% code PICK5 = NOW $92.48 📦 … 59.6% off

17 – Casio G-Shock AW591-4A Details: 📹
buywatchesonline.com.au $229.00 $97.42 – 5% code PICK5 = NOW $92.55 📦 … 59.6% off

18 – Casio G-Shock 8900A-1 Details: 📹
myer.com.au $209.00 $97.70 – 5% code PICK5 = NOW $92.81 📦 … 55.6% off

19 – Casio G-Shock G7900-3 Details: 📹
anguscoote.com.au $219.00 $98.99 – 5% code PICK5 = NOW $94.04 📦 or C&C Woolworths … 57.1% off

20 – Casio G-Shock DW6900AC-2 Details: 📹
xtrend.com.au $229.00 $99.00 -5% code PICK5 = NOW $94.05 📦 … 58.9% off

21 – Casio G-Shock G300-3AV Details: 📹
buywatchesonline.com.au $209.00 $99.98 – 5% code PICK5 = NOW $94.98 📦 … 54.5% off

22 – Casio G-Shock Motor Sports G300-2 Details: 📹
anguscoote.com.au $209.00 NOW $95.00 📦 … 54.5% off

23 – Casio G-Shock GD400-4 Details: 📹
buywatchesonline.com.au $229.00 US$64.99 + US$9.95 📦 = US$74.94 = NOW $95.92 … **SIGNIFICANT PRICE INCREASE SINCE POSTING

24 – Casio G-Shock GA100BW-1A Details: 📹
culturekings.com.au $269.95 US$69.00 + US$6.34 📦 = US$75.34 = NOW $96.44 … 64.2% off

25 – Casio G-Shock GD400MB-1D Details: 📹
~~ gshock.shriro.com.au $229.00~~ $102.48 – 5% code PICK5 = NOW $97.36 📦 … 57.5% off

26 – Casio G-Shock GA700-1A Details: 📹
myer.com.au $269.00 $102.54 – 5% code PICK5 = NOW $97.41 📦 … 63.8% off

27 – Casio G-Shock Tough Solar G5600E-1 Details: 📹
culturekings.com.au $209.95 $104.26 – 5% code PICK5 = NOW $99.05 📦 … 52.8% off

28 – Casio G-Shock GD350-1B Details: 📹
anguscoote.com.au $269.00 $87.15 – 5% code PICK5 = $82.79 + $16.65 📦 = NOW $99.44 … 63% off

29 – Casio G-Shock GA100A-9A Details: 📹
legear.com.au $269.00 $105.49 – 5% code PICK5 = NOW $100.22 📦 … 62.7% off

30 – Casio G-Shock GA100B-4A Details: 📹
watchdirect.com.au $275.00 $108.81 – 5% code PICK5 = NOW $103.37 📦 … 62.4% off

31 – Casio G-Shock GA110TS-1A4 Details: 📹
anguscoote.com.au $269.00 $96.12 – 5% code PICK5 = $91.31 + $12.75 📦 = NOW $104.06 … 61.3% off

32 – Casio G-Shock GA500-1A4 Details: 📹
legear.com.au $299.00 US$75.75 + US$6.54 📦 = US$82.29 = NOW $105.33 … 64.8% off

33 – Casio G-Shock GA500-7A Details: 📹
watchesexpress.digital8.com.au $299.00 US$76.25 + US$6.54 📦 = US$82.79 = NOW $105.97 … 64.6% off

34 – Casio G-Shock GA100CB-1A Details: 📹
anguscoote.com.au $269.00 US$76.94 + US$6.34 📦 = US$83.28 = NOW $106.60 … 60.4% off

35 – Casio G-Shock GMAS110MC-3A Details: 📹
auswatches.com $315.00 US$78.11 + $6.36 📦 = US$84.47 = NOW $108.12 … 65.7% off

36 – Casio G-Shock GA100B-7A Details: 📹
anguscoote.com.au $269.00 $114.08 – 5% code PICK5 = NOW $108.38 📦 … 59.7% off

37 – Casio G-Shock GD100GB-1 Details: 📹
anguscoote.com.au $249.00 $114.35 – 5% code PICK5 = NOW $108.63 📦 … 56.4% off

38 – Casio G-Shock GA100MB-1A Details: 📹
anguscoote.com.au $249.00 $98.53 – 5% code PICK5 = $93.60 + $15.38 📦 = NOW $108.98 … 56.2% off

39 – Casio G-Shock GA110LN-2A Details: 📹
myer.com.au $269.00 US$79.95 + $6.34 📦 = US$86.29 = NOW $110.45 … 58.9% off

40 – Casio G-Shock GA400-4A Details: 📹
silversteel.com.au $279.00 US$74.90 + US$11.71 📦 = US$86.61 = NOW $110.86 … 60.3% off

41 – Casio G-Shock GA400-1B Details: 📹
anguscoote.com.au $269.00 $118.34 – 5% code PICK5 = NOW $112.42 📦 … 58.2% off

42 – Casio G-Shock GA100CF-1A Details: 📹
bevilles.com.au $269.00 NOW $116.00 📦 … 56.9% off

43 – Casio G-Shock Tough Solar GR8900A-1 Details: 📹
anguscoote.com.au $249.00 $126.00 – 5% code PICK5 = NOW $119.70 📦 … 51.9% off

44 – Casio G-Shock GA110HR-1A Details: 📹
anguscoote.com.au $269.00 US$77.64 + US$16.95 📦 = US$94.59 NOW $121.08 … 55% off

45 – Casio G-Shock GA110RG-7A Details: 📹
anguscoote.com.au $289.00 $133.12 – 5% code PICK5 = NOW $126.46 📦 or C&C Woolworths … 56.2% off

46 – Casio G-Shock GA200-1A Details: 📹
legear.com.au $329.00 $133.99 – 5% code PICK5 = NOW $127.29 📦 or C&C Woolworths … 61.3% off

47 – Casio G-Shock GA201-1 Details: 📹
anguscoote.com.au $329.00 US$93.97 + US$6.63 📦 = US$100.60 = NOW $128.77 … 60.9% off

48 – Casio G-Shock GA110GB-1A Details: 📹
anguscoote.com.au $289.00 $139.99 – 5% code PICK5 = NOW $132.99 📦 or C&C Woolworths … 54% off

49 – Casio G-Shock GA100CM-8A Details: 📹
anguscoote.com.au $289.00 $141.04 – 5% code PICK5 = NOW $133.99 📦 … 53.6% off

50 – Casio G-Shock GA400GB-1A9 Details: 📹
rebelsport.com.au $299.00 $144.54 – 5% code PICK5 = NOW $137.31 📦 or C&C Woolworths … 54.1% off

51 – Casio G-Shock GX56BB-1D Details: 📹
culturekings.com.au $329.95 $143.90 – 5% code PICK5 = NOW $136.70 📦 or C&C Woolworths … 58.6% off

Other watch deals:-
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Citizen Eco-Drive ProMaster Black or Blue 200m US$153.96 Shipped (~AU$198.00) @ le Perfect eBay
Naviforce 9044 Watch (4 Styles) US$8.40 (~AU$10.60) Shipped @ Zapals
23 Watches - Citizen Eco-Drive 75% off + Extra 5% off + Make an Offer and Q&Q SmileSolar 50% off + Extra 5% off @ eBay many reports of delivery within 3 days of purchase!

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    WatchNerd on 12/02/2018 - 18:49

    +2

    That won't ship here which is the same for most of the cheap Casio's on Amazon.

    Also G-Shocks have a much higher build quality with mineral lens & 200 metres water resistance.

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    Julius on 12/02/2018 - 20:24

    +1

    You can buy these from local sellers for $16 on ebay

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  justtoreply on 12/02/2018 - 22:46

  +1

  I don't understand the love for the g shock. I find it looks ugly. Am I the only one??

  I like the effort in the post though.

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    chubbygeek on 12/02/2018 - 23:52

    +3

    Ugly is subjective. But it's beauty and attraction also lies in it's form and function and even for a cheapish watch, it's heritage. Most of the designs are very out there and over the top, but you can find some toned down styles and less bulky versions.

    After I purchased my first G-Shock, I really understood why ppl loved them and I was also very impressed. They are very lightweight that you don't even notice you're wearing it, (almost) unbreakable, battery can last up to 10 years and the value for durability and quality is unbeatable. That's before you go into all the other hundreds of features and functions.

    Been longing for the DW-5600 so I think I will jump on this deal. Thanks OP.

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  Year on 13/02/2018 - 01:42

  +1

  No. 14 out of stock

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    PJC on 13/02/2018 - 01:43

    Thanks for telling me. Updated accordingly.

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      Year on 13/02/2018 - 01:56

      +1

      Thanks for your effort

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  Nucky on 13/02/2018 - 09:33

  +1

  Hey thanks for this PJC - I was looking for a daily tough watch.

  I've got a question to watch experts that may know:

  1. When they say 'This model offers accuracy of plus or minus 15 seconds per month', does it mean that the watch, after say, 12 months, becomes off by around two minutes or something?

  2. When they say 'The calendar is pre programmed until the year 2039', does it mean the watch calendar feature becomes useless after that date? Can you set it again?

  Thanks.

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  PJC on 13/02/2018 - 09:36

  +1

  1. Yes, maybe 3 minutes a year. Before the days of quartz, 2 minutes a day was quite acceptable.
  2. I imagine you would need to make adjustments for February etc. as with most non-digital watches that lack a perpetual calendar.
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  amisty79 on 13/02/2018 - 11:19

  is a Sold out appropriate now!

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  kavaok on 13/02/2018 - 11:22

  23 - The price is US$83.99, not US$64.99

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    PJC on 13/02/2018 - 14:15

    That is definitely a price increase since I posted. Thanks for telling me.

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  Make it so on 13/02/2018 - 12:35

  I have had a G-shock watch. Sure, it's shockproof and all, but the strap, which includes the plastic casing around the actual watch, is not very life-proof. After about 7 years of normal use (not doing anything rough to it at all), it became brittle and started completely falling apart. By that time (after merely 7 years), it was already near impossible to get a replacement part. There were 2 replacements left in the whole of Australia (one in the wrong colour), and replacement cost were around $90 (11 years ago)!

  No point having a shock-proof watch if the tooth of time will kill it before any shock does. Also, keep in mind that replacing the battery in one of the waterproof ones can set you back $60 or more, because the seals have to be changed and it has to be pressure tested.

  I'm using Citizen Eco Drive now (titanium). 10 years later it is looking way better than my high-end G-shock did after 5, and don't have to bother with expensive battery replacements.

  Takeaway: plastic body G-shocks aren't built to last, are not cheap to fix, and after a few years you may not be able to get the parts you need.

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    Fullhalter on 15/02/2018 - 12:39

    Why so much drama? Replacement bands and bezel are easy to get and cheap from eBay or tiktox.

    https://www.tiktox.com/casio-straps-and-spares/5600-g-shock-…

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      Make it so on 15/02/2018 - 14:15

      They weren't 10 years ago. And I don't call that cheap.
      Will the right parts still be available by the time you need them?

      The fact that my supposedly-indestructible watch fell apart within years, with parts almost unable to be obtained through the proper channels (Casio Australia), made it clear to me that Casio does not design these things for long-term use.

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        Fullhalter on 15/02/2018 - 16:38

        http://forums.watchuseek.com/f17/resin-rot-how-worried-shoul…

        The above watch was from 18 years ago. Plus fifteen years if you counted it from the get go.

        It's rather a stretch to call "Casio does not design these things for long-term use" just because you couldn't get parts, surely?

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        Make it so on 15/02/2018 - 17:06

        @doorknob:

        It's rather a stretch to call "Casio does not design these things for long-term use" just because you couldn't get parts, surely?

        Actually, that's not a stretch at all. This is exactly what an inability to get parts means: no intention to provide support on the long term; only interested in selling.

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        Fullhalter on 15/02/2018 - 19:36

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        @Make it so:

        Well, that's your opinion. I certainly disagree, since others who had the same problem eight years before you, could get access to parts which were made and distributed openly by CASIO for those outside warranty. Which your watch certainly was.

        Perhaps you need to manage your expectations a little, in order to avoid making big exaggerations..

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  nith265 on 16/02/2018 - 10:34

  +1

  I just bought this one from Kogan:

  Casio G-Shock X-Large Ana-Digital Watch - Black

  For $78 which I was pretty happy with

  $129 website price
  +$9 purchase 2 Kogan vouchers from eBay ($50 off min spend $120)
  -$10 referral (or new account)
  -$20 Kogan voucher from eBay
  -$30 Kogan Voucher from eBay

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  total $78

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    PJC on 16/02/2018 - 11:05

    Good move. I didn't list that Kogan offer here because without vouchers it wasn't cheap enough so No. 24 made more sense.

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      nith265 on 16/02/2018 - 11:18

      +1

      I was using the vouchers for a mobile recharge, unitl I saw your post it didnt click in my mind to use them for a watch too

      thanks for your post - quality information with a lot of good prices

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        PJC on 16/02/2018 - 11:38

        You're welcome.

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  Tryptophan on 17/02/2018 - 17:00

  +2

  Just bought the G-Shock DW5600E-1V. First time G-Shock purchase too! I'll comment back when this baby arrives. Thanks PJC :)

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    PJC on 17/02/2018 - 21:04

    +1

    Well done.

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    WatchNerd on 17/02/2018 - 21:32

    +3

    Here is a good review of that watch on Watchuseek -
    The Humble DW5600E - The watch I was all wrong about.
    Some owners have managed to get around 10 years use out of the original battery by rarely using the EL backlight.
    This guy really likes them, haha.

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      Tryptophan on 01/03/2018 - 19:46

      +2

      Got it last night and wore it to work all today. Bloody incredible fit and does its job.

      And! I didn't know there were DW series enthusiasts in the office - but by lunch at least 3 people have had a lengthy convo!

      Thanks both of you once again

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        PJC on 01/03/2018 - 22:15

        +1

        I'm glad you are pleased with it.

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  PJC on 22/02/2018 - 10:48

  +1

  No. 8 is now marginally cheaper (thanks to Member WatchNerd).

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  Seven8Nine on 25/02/2018 - 23:03

  Is this cheap ?

  Casio pro trek model

  https://m.catch.com.au/product/casio-men-s-56mm-pro-trek-prg…

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    PJC on 26/02/2018 - 03:16

    +1

    I can't find a lower price for that specific model. Starbuy had them for $199 but sold out.

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  Powershopz on 28/02/2018 - 22:33

  +1

  Can someone recommend one for me? Something I can wear when going running.

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    PJC on 01/03/2018 - 02:33

    +1

    No. 22 looks easy to read your lap time while running.

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    PJC on 01/03/2018 - 02:45

    +1

    And this one is excellent value for money.

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  Winston100s on 03/03/2018 - 19:23

  +1

  6-7 years ago i ordered a watch from NY watchstore(eBay store which is the same as the website one). It was a Citizen in the $250 range. The watch i received was clearly not new, it had scratches and everything was missing in the box. I contacted the store and they only offered to give me a partial refund as the watch was slightly damaged according to them. I raised a dispute with eBay and what eBay did in my opinion is nothing different than extortion. They made me to pay for return insured shipping which cost me $70 and i was told if i do not leave the seller positive feedback i will not get a refund when the watch arrived back. If you read the feedback these guys have, I am not the only one with this kind of experience with the seller. I highly recommend you do not purchase anything from these criminals, who apparently have an arrangement with eBay to back them up when things get heated.

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    PJC on 03/03/2018 - 21:10

    I'm sorry you had that experience. In retrospect, do you wish you had contacted PayPal instead?

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      Winston100s on 03/03/2018 - 23:03

      +1

      I believe paypal are oriented more towards the rights of the customer but it's the same company so not really sure if it'll make a big difference.

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