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If this is anything like the rest of my Gs it will be top notch.

If this is anything like the rest of my Gs it will be top notch.

No, You can get a handgun in NYC, it just takes a lot of work, paperwork and legal loopholes. It is one reason why I love living away from "big city mentalities". I can have whatever I want to have, except full autos, sbrs, cans, etc unless I pay the tax on them.

I like the color too. I want see one of the new Mudmans (Mudmen?) in that color.

Still not optimal lighting, but this is the best I can do at the moment.

I'm still playing with camera/lighting/backdrops to get a picture of the new one that I like. I have a shop/overhead lamp that I am going to try tomorrow and stage my watch and a pistol or AR, over a pile of ammunition or spent brass from my weekly range day. I also want to get a shot of it on...

Well my G9000MS came in. So, as promised, I am starting a mil/mil-concept picture thread. G-Shocks are definitely preferred but any military inspired watches would be awesome. Also, pictures of mil watches in context (around guns, adventure equipment, military equipment, etc) are awesome, so...

I'll start a mil-series/concept watch thread when mine comes in, that is, if someone hasn't started one already. Plus, I may throw in a few pictures of some of my other babies. :cool:

I'd be on the military sub-forum if you made one, as long as I can post pictures of my watches next to my own firearms.

http://www.amazon.com/Casio-G9000MS-1CR-G-Shock-Military-Concept/dp/B001QFYDEW/ref=pd_sbs_watch_t1_8 So I ordered this one. I liked the idea of Mud-resistance and the stock blacked-out. I'll probably convert it to use a Zulu band as well.

That is good to hear. I'm not planing on free diving with it or anything, but I do want it to be tough enough to handle my nasty line of work for many years. On the subject of a second g-shock, I'm looking at the mudman line, any suggestions?

I guess my main dilemma is, would it be worth it to attempt to fix the button or would it be best for the integrity of the watch to leave it alone? And would the button being recessed already be causing the seal to be compromised? Regardless, I will probably grab a second G-Shock sometime in...

Thanks for the advice everyone. I hadn't thought of working on a watch in a container, but that is a brilliant idea. I would be content to just leave the watch as it is but I am concerned that the button being recessed might compromise the seal of the watch. I work in fairly nasty environments...

I recently picked up a G-shock DW-5600E for my first g-shock. I've always been a watch guy but never had many digital watches so I am learning as I go. The new watch is great with the exception of one thing, the adjust button is recessed further into the bezel than can be easily reached without...