Here’s the thing about Casio G-Shock watches: they’ll take whatever you can throw at them. No need to worry about dings and scratches and, even if you do knock them around a bit \u2014 it all adds to the charm.<\/p>\n
I’ve worn a G-Shock GW7900B-1 for years at this point (the GW8900A-1 is a close cousin and is currently reduced by 7% at Amazon<\/a>) and it’s been a reliable accessory on a number of adventures.<\/p>\n But since it’s 2025, we need brains as well as brawn. Which is why the G-Shock Move DW-H5600<\/a> is worth a look for anyone that’s interested in tracking their fitness but doesn’t want another device to charge every night.<\/p>\n The watch tracks your activity through a pulse oximeter and heart sensor and uses algorithms developed by fitness watch brand Polar. The resulting data is fed through to Casio’s companion app on either iOS or Android. It’s not a perfect system; there’s no swimming option even though this watch is rated waterproof to 200M. Go figure.<\/p>\n (Image credit: Future)<\/p>\n You also won’t find a touchscreen here \u2014 instead, you’ve got to operate the watch like the good old days: with buttons. Try showing that to anyone born after 2010 and see what happens.<\/p>\n Okay, so it’s not going to appeal to everyone but for G-Shock fans like me, this is a Prime Day deal not to be missed. And, if you need a little bit more convincing, find out what happened when my colleague Dan put this watch to the test against an Apple Watch over 5,000 steps<\/a>.<\/p>\n![\"Fitbit](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/07\/x7LvyGL8YDMgdJsf43Q7CM.jpg\")
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