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  1. 2011-07-27, 11:24 #1
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    Article: G-Shock GXW-56 Military Toughness Test

    You can view the page at http://www.g-shockzone.com/content.p...Toughness-Test
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    The Collection:GW-200Z Frogman, G-300LV-7AJF, Giez GS-300C-1B, G-2500, DW-5025B-7ER, DW-5200C-1, DW-5300-G9V, G-5500MC-8JF, G-5500R-1DR, DW-5600C-1, GW-M5600-1JF, Tokyo Design Project x DW-5750BR, DW-5900C-9, DW-6000GJ-1, DW-6100J-1, DW-6100CF-3JF Addict, DW-6500GJ-1B Skyforce, DW-6600, DW-8400G-1 Mudman, G-9100R-4 G-Rescue Gulfman, GW-9200-1ER Riseman, GW-9300-1DR Mudman, DW-9350MSJ-2T Raysman, DW-9700NK Gulfman
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  3. 2011-08-06, 15:58 #2
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    This test is good, but it should be even more extreme. Why not test at -30 F, and explain how much abuse the crystal can take?
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  4. 2013-07-10, 15:20 #3
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    I have this G-shock. Wish that Casio would release a newer model version of the King G.
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