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Today we are having a closer look at the one GShock to rule them all. the GWM5610.

Fun fact, the heaviest vehicle to drive over a watch weighs 24.97 metric tonnes. This was achieved by none other than Casio (Japan), in Kodama, Saitama, Japan, on 30 October 2017. Casio's GShock DW5600E1 was driven over by a truck and survived, it ticked correct time afterwards without any crack on the timepiece body or the wrist band. A Guinness world record, believe it or not. In this video we have a closer look at the GWM5610. Beating inside, if I can say that, is the module 3159, which has now been updated with the 3495 module. The very latest version of this watch is the GWM5610U so bare that in mind when you feel like getting one of these in the near future. The differences between this version and the latest update, visually at least are quite small. In a nutshell, the old version uses a green panel that lights up the entire display from the back. The new version has a white led that shines from the left, and as a result, a different wording referencing that light on the bezel. Personal preference here, I prefer the old green backlight myself, which is what I have here.

The module is also different from the new one, with a few tweaks here and there, including being able to display the date and month in the nonUS format, which is great for many of us. If buying today, keep an eye out for the GWM5610U, meaning the letter U at the end, and you’re good to go.

However, functionality and looks are mostly the same between both versions, if I can say that. Meaning they both display time, date, a chronograph, timer, alarms, and world time.

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