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The AWG-100 is one of Casio's early G-Shock models that had Multi-Band Atomic Timekeeping and tough-solar technology. The same design was superseded by the AWG-101, which had a slightly different color scheme and had a reverse LCD screen.
This model was praised for it's atomic timekeeping, it's infinite battery life, and it's power-saving function. One criticism of this model was it's use of a LED to light the face, which would not allow the user to view the LCD screen.
Features
edit- Multi-Band Atomic Timekeeping (US, UK, Germany, Japan)
- Tough Solar Power
- Shock Resistance
- 200 meters Water Resistant
- LED Light with Afterglow
- World Time (29 time zones, 48 cities)
- Daylight Savings Time
- Daily Alarm
- Countdown Timer (Measures in seconds, Range is 1 minute to 60 minutes)
- 1/100 second stopwatch (Measures to 59'59.99")
- Hourly time signal
- Auto Calendar (Pre-programmed until 2099)
- Accurate to +/-15 seconds per month without signal calibration
- Battery Power Indicator
- Power Saving Function
- Battery life is 7 months on a full charge
- Bezel Dimensions: 52 x 46.4 x 14.9 mm
- Weight: 54.3g