Casio G-Shock Mudmaster GG-1000 Unboxing + Complete Features tutorial (GIVEAWAY)

Casio G-Shock Mudmaster GG-1000 Review

Casio G-Shock Mudmaster GG-1000 Unboxing video

Casio G-Shock Mudmaster GG-1000 -1A3 is the latest new addition to the MASTER OF G MUDMASTER Series. Mud Resist construction helps to ensure that nothing gets into the watch when down and dirty work takes you deep into the dirt and sludge

All of the G-Shock watches have a very distinct, masculine design and the Mudmaster adds a tactical, military look that demands yo         ur attention. (The green-banded model I tested is one of three Casio is offering. The other two models include one with a black band and one with a band in khaki/sand. They all look great in my opinion.)

Multiple gaskets are used on the pipes that guide buttons and shafts, which keeps mud out. These pipes not only act to protect buttons from impact, they also enhance button operation.

WHAT IS IT?
Void of GPS or Bluetooth, the Casio G-Shock Mudmaster is a premium multi-function watch that has been designed to be practically impervious to the elements. Boasting water, vibration, shock, mud, and dust resistance – and functioning as a compass, altimeter, barometer, and thermometer – the Mudmaster is a pricy, but welcome alternative in a market slowly becoming dominated by “Smart Watches”.

FEATURES
Analog and Digital Watch Face
High Visibility Sapphire Crystal Lens
Tough Solar, Solar-Powered Battery
Radio-Controlled Automatic Time Adjustment
Triple Sensor for instant Altitude, Barometric Pressure, & Temperature
Stainless Steel / Resin Case
Lockable Crown
LED Face Illumination

CLAIMS OF RESISTANCE
Water Resistant to 200 meters / 656 feet
Vibration Resistant
Shock Resistant
Mud Resistant
Dust Resistant

In regards to Casio’s claims against all of the aforementioned resistances, I have done my best to check them all – and though I did not sink this sucker down to over 600 feet of water, I have really put the Mudmaster to task and can attest that it will stand up to its claims.

THE BUILD
The G-Shock Mudmaster is built like any other premium watch found in the “Master of G” line, which is to say that is actually watches overbuilt. In order to meet all of its resistance claims, Casio baked in a series of gaskets and pipes that completely seal the five function buttons and the crown. Additionally, to meet their vibration and shock claims, the watch module itself is suspended in Alpha Gel in the case.

THE WEAR
For a watch of its size, you would expect the Mudmaster to be a lot heavier than it is, but at 4 ounces it’s no heavier than a standard Timex Ironman watch. This is due in part to the resin casing, which makes up a majority of the components and is virtually weightless. The band is less than one-inch wide which keeps the Mudmaster from restricting wrist movement. Additionally, all of the buttons are over-sized, allowing the wearer to access all of the functions with ease, whether they’re wearing gloves or not.

EASE OF USE
My biggest fear with a new multi-function watch is the learning curve during which you need to program yourself on how to use it. Thankfully that’s not the case with the Mudmaster, which automatically sets the time and date out of the box. Besides having indicators over the compass and altimeter buttons, there are on-screen indicators to tell you which mode you’re in when utilizing the lower-left, multi-mode style button. The large button located below the “6” on the clock is designed to activate the LED face illumination feature, but you can also set the watch to have the face illuminate when you raise it towards you at a 40° angle.

CHARGING
A big issue with a lot of the new Smart or GPS enabled watches is battery life and charging. This isn’t a problem at all with the Mudmaster, which features Casio’s “Tough Solar” power system that has the ability to operate for nearly two years on a single charge. By design, you’ll never need to worry about charging the watch as just by exposing it to the sun the process starts automatically.

OVERALL
I owned my previous watch for almost ten years, so I was a little reluctant to switch over to a new one. But when it finally died, for good I was forced to start looking a rugged new timepiece to accompany me on my adventures. The G-Shock Mudmaster fit the profile of what I was looking for both in terms of durability and function. I’ve also tried a variety of smartwatches and though I like some of their features, besides checking my email or tracking my movement, they don’t offer many functions that the Mudmaster doesn’t.

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