Casio G-Shock GLX6900 Watch
Engineered with surfers in mind, the G-Lide GLX6900 design comes packed with Tide and Moon Phase Graph functionality, all inside the most popular case shape to date.
Casio G-Shock GLX6900 Watch Features:
The BAR value indicates the number of atmospheres to which water resistance is ensured. 20 BAR means water resistance to 20 atmospheres. Watches marked 200m have the same water resistance as 20 BAR watches.
Hard glass resists scratching.The timekeeping module is designed for operation at very low temperatures. The value indicates the lowest temperature at which the module will operate. -10°C resistance does not apply to the direction sensor.
Resin band.
An electro-luminescent panel causes the entire face to glow for easy reading. Auto Light automatically turns on the EL backlight when the watch is tilted towards your face for reading.
Displays approximate Moon phase based on date and time differentials. AGE = Moon age indicator (Moon age error: within 1 day)
Graphically displays tides based on lunar periodicity and lunitidal interval time.
A solar cell provides power for operation.
Displays the current time in major cities and specific areas around the world. R: Current time in major cities around the world Values indicate 48 cities/areas.
Accurate measurement of elapsed time with the touch of a button. The fraction indicates the unit of measurement, while the time figure indicates the maximum time measurement.
Counts down from a start time specified by you. The value indicates the number of timers available, while the time figure indicates the maximum starting time. REPEAT indicates Auto Repeat, which automatically restarts timing at the end of each countdown.
The daily alarm sounds each day at the time you set. The value indicates how many daily alarms are available. The hourly time signal causes the watch to beep every hour on the hour.
Each time you stop the alarm, it sounds again after a few minutes.
Indicator shows the current battery level.
Allowances are made automatically for months of different lengths, including leap year.
Times can be displayed in either 12-hour or 24-hour format.
The tone that sounds to signal a mode change or other operation can be turned on or off.
