Thanks for watching! I personally prefer the black one as well. It's funny how I thought I was going to like the camo one more when I preordered the watches, but now that I have them both, the black one is a solid winner!

The camo pattern isn't bad at all. It's very unique and has it's own charm. It was just a little more flashy than I was expecting. How are you liking the camo MTG?

Wait.. These titanium b5000 models are MTG?

Absolutely! I'm glad I could help. When I ordered them, I thought I was going to like the camo one more. Once I had the watches in hand, boy I was wrong. The all black one is definitely the nicer watch. It's more legible, more subdued, and far more versatile: it would make a great one watch collection. The camo on the other hand is more of a novelty/statement piece.

@@onemoretime8045 How about your thoughts on the black Ti version ?

@@Davyjones5454 Here is my unboxing of the black TI version. I'll need to make a comparison video but after having both for a little over a week, I've grown to like the black one more. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bMCDZrFqs9u4pWg.html

srinivasvaradaraj I have the same thoughts as you. I bought the non camouflage one, waiting the shipping! Exciting.

@@-eyl3343 I got mine recently, it's brilliant. I think Casio hit a home run with this watch. Build quality of MR-G but classic square. I have the steel version but the Ti version is much lighter and very comfortable to wear. I did add some 3m paint protector tape to the bottom of the clasp to prevent scratches. Just an FYI :)

Buy the full metal G Shock bands here from a US seller www.ebay.com/sch/aaikk/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1

Sometime this week! Stay tuned!

Amen to that! But that's just my opinion lol. I didn't realize how much more I would like the black one until I had it in hand. From the photos, I totally thought I was going to like the camo one more.

Probably going now one thing you notice is so light super Square G-Shock

@@greenerick Yeah, it's very light and well balanced on wrist. I weighed the black version on my other video and it came out to 107 grams with a full bracelet.

@@onemoretime8045 Black probably the way to because it will get mixed up with standard G shock squares

I have the black version too. I think it's not that less blingy. People do notice it. Because there are certain facets on the watch case and bracelet that is high polish black.

@@Davyjones5454 I actually somewhat prefer it if it's all matte black. But I guess the polished part is to show some sort of sophistication. Have you ever held the camo version? It's way more polished and shiny.

It really depends what you are going for. If you want something flashy/shiny that is more of a statement piece, go with the camo model. If you want a watch that is more subdued, more legible, and more versatile, definitely go with the all black. My personal preference is the black one if that helps.

It is a resin watch but look up the Casio G-Shock GD-120CM. Goes for about 80 bucks but it has no multiband/solar or bluetooth. Still a nice watch.

One More Time I just looked at this one. It’s alright. What are your thoughts on the GM5600B-3? It’s got some camo on the dial and olive green strap.

@@Adamas11 It depends on what your looking for. That watch is nice but it also lacks solar/bluetooth/multiband. If you are not looking for those features it is a good choice. Just be aware that although the bezel of the watch is metal, the case of the watch is resin. This means that the watch wont have the heavy quality feel of the metal g-shocks but it also means that it will be more comfortable on wrist as it is lighter. The only concern I really have is that the bezel is black ion coated metal, which can scratch and develop a beat up look over time. I think the first few scratches will look displeasing but once it builds a few scratches it would look real nice. An example of the aged look can be seen in the following model : GMW-B5000V Hope this helps!

Yeah, if you try looking up my youtube name, you just come across daft punk.

If you are referring to the region code such as "1jf" or "AER", then yes, there are no differences at all between the watches. The only thing I've noticed is that one came with Japanese packaging and the other came with English packaging. Hope this helps!

It has just sound. There are models with vibration alarm such as the Casio GD 350 but nothing in a metal case.

Thanks!

I believe you are referring to the Casio GMW-B5000v model. That watch has module 3459 which is marketed as having an STN display.

Titanium

@@tbc4391 1700 is not gold it's crazy they got titanium over priced like that there is no resell in that metal

Haha, my wife would kill me.

@@onemoretime8045 DO IT!! Lol

Second hand prices are much cheaper. Can be found new on ebay now for much less too!

It is made from titanium...

Never seen that one. Looked it up, nice homage.

@@onemoretime8045 The mechanism is not accurate. It gains minutes per week.

@@Me-xd7bd Yes Obviously no comparison but amazing what they can do...

There's a theme to the video. Tough watch. Tough hands.

Haha3... Lol