GPW-1000 - Whoa!!!!!

chrisek · Apr 25, 2014

@Gary: it'll be nice to check out syncing in daily life. Both LUW and I do not live in a sync - able area for Waveceptor (Brazil and Hawaii respectively). So for us it might be more interesting.

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Gary7 · Apr 25, 2014

@Chrisek -- my apologies... I was having a "CONUS" moment! A bit ignorant of me not to consider those outside atomic sync range. I've revised my posting.

Shocker · Apr 25, 2014

For retail price, we should think, "around $1,000 USD"

JTPhoto · Apr 26, 2014

This is a great watch for travellers as the GPS will also auto adjust when traveling through different times zones. $1000 is not bad compared to the $2700 for the Seiko.

chrisek · Jun 1, 2014

Bringing up some more information on this timepiece. Forgot where I pulled these pieces.

And Starscream found a couple of upcoming colorways.

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BACKBLAST72 · Jun 1, 2014

Looks like another solid rendition from the Aviator line of watches; or maybe they decide to release it as a different family of watches. we are more than likely looking at the next standard of atomic time keeping. Think of the possibilities behind this technology. I know Uncle Sam uses something similar for target acquisition and long range engagement.

JTPhoto · Jun 2, 2014

Its been around for a bit.. Retails for around $1000USD. The GPS works with the Atomic clock to keep accurate time. Designed for those areas were the atomic signal is not accessible... I believe it consumes too much power to be Tough Solar..

chrisek · Jun 2, 2014

This is actually a very low power consumption version of the technology. Not position tracking like GPS we are used to but just enough to tell time zone and sync time, so it isn't as power hungry as the GPS devices we are used to. It is solar powered, Supposedly a newer version of their solar technology as well.

http://www.casio-usa.com/news/conte...eces_at_Basel_World_2014_with_New_Technology/

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JTPhoto · Jun 2, 2014

Hmm interesting.. It doesn't say Multi Band 6 on it either but it is according to this release from Casio..

G-SHOCK GPW-1000, the world’s first watch that receives both GPS and Radio Wave signals

CASIO G-SHOCK GPW-1000 is equipped with a low-power consumption, high-performance GPS LSI manufactured by Sony Corporation, which both companies collaborated on to customize for wristwatches. This enables the watch to achieve world-leading low power consumption. By combining Multi-Band 6 technology for receiving Radio Wave signals transmitted from six stations around the world with the GPS receiving function in a hybrid system, this new G-SHOCK can maintain accurate time more easily than ever before. The watch automatically receives standard time-calibration radio waves where available. When they are not available, the watch automatically receives GPS signals and adjusts the time, enabling the wearer to view the correct time at the current location.

chrisek · Jun 2, 2014

August release in Japan

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