The 6900 case shape is also popular with streetwear fashion, and the basic DW-6900 has sold more than the DW-5600 when it comes to all-time sales. Its design is sleek and simple, featuring a black and grey colour scheme and a comfortable resin strap. Consenting to these technologies will allow us and our partners to process personal data such as browsing behavior or unique IDs on this site and show (non-) personalized ads. The timer and stopwatch modes can be set to 24 hours, rather than the stingy hour long versions on the GW-M5600.

It offers users the option to display time in either a 12-hour or 24-hour format, catering to personal preferences. When I press mode the first thing on the 'menu' is world time, and you can easily select the alternate time zone by pressing the buttons on the right. The watch's mechanism is quartz-based and solar-powered, ensuring accurate timekeeping and a long lifespan.

It is definitely a big watch and if you have small wrists, like I do, it might look too big for your taste. About Us: G-Central is a fan site covering the latest G-Shock watches and news, including worldwide and regional releases, limited editions, collaborations, and events, as well as other Casio watches and related topics.

The DW5600 and DW6900 do not have world time, so there are no differences between the two models in that area.

Awfully big and thick with the band ripples standing off quite far on a small wrist (over 7" will be OK). What keeps me back is that it costs as much as the watch and somehow I can't bring myself to do that. Both the GWM5610-1 and GW6900-1 are based on classic and iconic G-Shock cases that have come to symbolize the brand. As part of the inspection, the seller must provide proof of ownership in the form of two pictures of the watch set to specific times. Many people also find that the side buttons on the GW6900 are easier to press than the buttons of the GWM5610.