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The ice-blue dial looks great even outdoors, doesn't it? I love the design.

While MIP LCDs are certainly superior, the inverted LCD on this B5600 isn't bad either.

I owned all three of these watches back in 2020, but I've since sold them all except for the GW-B5600BC-1BJF on the left. It's surprising that there were three models with combination bracelets at that time. The yellow model was a rare standard LCD model. If you still own one, please cherish it!

This watch faithfully recreates the original AW-500 analog-digital watch in full metal. The design details are perfect, and the rounded form and sharp lines are beautiful. It also fits the wrist perfectly.

The white band and metal strap loop give it a refreshing, summery feel. The ice-blue dial looks beautiful in the sunlight, and I really love it.

This is my recently purchased G-Shock, and I love it. Summer is coming to Japan, but the lightweight urethane band fits well, the dial is easy to read, and it's very practical.

I have both the black dial and the ice blue dial versions. I think both are attractive combinations.

I've replaced the exterior with a genuine GMW-B5000GD-1JF body.

This special collaboration model, themed "Formless Tai Chi," was designed by Chinese artist Chen Yingjie, who creates works using "traditional Eastern ink painting" and "Western street art." Chen Yingjie himself selected the G-STEEL as the base model. The design theme is "Tai Chi," a concept from Chinese philosophy. Black IP coating and unique printing techniques are applied to the entire watch, expressing the concept of "Tai Chi" = "the flow of time" and the cosmic system—that is, the natural changes and laws of all things changing with the flow of time. Furthermore, Chen Yingjie's signature is engraved on the back, embodying the concepts of the flow of time, change, and the cosmic system throughout the entire G-SHOCK.

I've been using it for 8 years, but I'm proud of how clean it still is.

It's an older model, but I really like the gold LCD screen.