Not popular BUT Loved...

[iyonk]

The DW/G - 6900 and 5600 series and some GD and GA G-shocks are undoubtly popular.. so show us your not so popular G but you still love them and keep them in your collection..

I start with Both of these first...

G2310



GWM500



and my very silly custom strap on DW9052... my most comfy G ever..




please show your un-popular but loved guys =)

[Greg]

My GW300. I bought it in 2003 and thought it looked very cool. Now I think it's quite ugly but the big digits are awesome, and it has too much sentimental value for me to part with it.

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[Kronos]

The DW/G - 6900 and 5600 series and some GD and GA G-shocks are undoubtly popular.. so show us your not so popular G but you still love them and keep them in your collection..

I start with Both of these first...

G2310



GWM500



and my very silly custom strap on DW9052... my most comfy G ever..




please show your un-popular but loved guys =)

Hmm.... I think the 2300's are well liked, no? Not quite seen as liconic" G's, but maybe a notch below?




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[Kronos]

Here are some of my candidates for not particularly popular these days, but well loved by me.

The G-2400. I like the larger display, but have always found the watch as a whole to be endearingly funny looking.



G-2500

I love the look of this model, but you don't hear much chatter about it.




G-2900

Great crisp display, weird "sailboat" graphic, nice compact size, oddball e-data feature.



G-2000

The "poor man's Frogman". Nice design, screw back, style reminiscent of the Froggie.





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[Greg]

G-2900

Great crisp display, weird "sailboat" graphic, nice compact size, oddball e-data feature.

I have a black G2900. In 2003 I thought the e-data feature was awesome haha.

[Kronos]

I have a black G2900. In 2003 I thought the e-data feature was awesome haha.

EXACTLY!

I still use the e-data feature on an old G-2300 that I often wear when flying internationally. I keep passport numbers, etc. in there -- and there are times that it is more convenient to just press a button or two on my watch than to dig out the passport or my iPhone. By and large, though, technology has made these old programmable data files pretty quaint.

[Greg]

EXACTLY!

I still use the e-data feature on an old G-2300 that I often wear when flying internationally. I keep passport numbers, etc. in there -- and there are times that it is more convenient to just press a button or two on my watch than to dig out the passport or my iPhone. By and large, though, technology has made these old programmable data files pretty quaint.

When I did regularly wear the g2900 I also made good use of the four multi-function alarms(fairly loud alarms to boot) that you could assign a scrolling description to. An awesome feature I would like to see on a newer model with a vibe alarm.

[Kronos]

When I did regularly wear the g2900 I also made good use of the four multi-function alarms(fairly loud alarms to boot) that you could assign a scrolling description to. An awesome feature I would like to see on a newer model with a vibe alarm.

Completely agree. Some of the activity trackers allow you to program all sorts of reminder alarms, but they don't generally come with text


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[Kevinw]

Here are some of my candidates for not particularly popular these days, but well loved by me.



G-2900

Great crisp display, weird "sailboat" graphic, nice compact size, oddball e-data feature.






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I'll second the g2900, I have one as well and love it.
Was my first G