Casio Watch

Seiko and Casio dominate the affordable watch market, but they succeed for different reasons. Seiko focuses on traditional watchmaking, offering everything

People bring these two up together for one simple reason: the Casio Duro gives you a black dive-watch silhouette that echoes the Submariner for a couple

Ask around in any watch forum long enough and these two names come up together constantly, usually in the same breath as “gateway watch.”

Both of these are cheap Casios with a world map display and World Time function, but they’re built for genuinely different people.

Take the case off either of these and you’d have a hard time telling them apart — same size, same battery, same 100m rating, same 10-year battery estimate.

At a glance these two look like cousins — same boxy shape, same big digital numbers, same general G-Shock silhouette. Pick either one up, though, and the

dw 5600 vs dw 6900 v2 · MD G-Shock DW-5600 vs DW-6900: Which Classic Actually Fits You Long-time G-Shock owners tend to name the same two watches when

The G-Shock GA-100 and GA-700 are both large analog-digital G-Shocks, but they feel different in daily use. The GA-100 is the cleaner, slightly more practical watch.

The G-Shock GA-100 and GA-110 are two of the most successful oversized G-Shocks ever made. At first glance they look almost identical. Both are large

The G-Shock GA-2100 and DW-5600 are two of the easiest G-Shocks to recommend, but they are not made for the same buyer. The GA-2100 is the better-looking