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The AWG-100 is one of Casio's early G-Shock models that had Multi-Band Atomic Timekeeping and tough-solar technology. The same design was superseded by the AWG-101, which had a slightly different color scheme and had a reverse LCD screen.

This model was praised for it's atomic timekeeping, it's infinite battery life, and it's power-saving function. One criticism of this model was it's use of a LED to light the face, which would not allow the user to view the LCD screen.

Features

Multi-Band Atomic Timekeeping (US, UK, Germany, Japan)
Tough Solar Power
Shock Resistance
200 meters Water Resistant
LED Light with Afterglow
World Time (29 time zones, 48 cities)
Daylight Savings Time
Daily Alarm
Countdown Timer (Measures in seconds, Range is 1 minute to 60 minutes)
1/100 second stopwatch (Measures to 59'59.99")
Hourly time signal
Auto Calendar (Pre-programmed until 2099)
Accurate to +/-15 seconds per month without signal calibration
Battery Power Indicator
Power Saving Function
Battery life is 7 months on a full charge
Bezel Dimensions: 52 x 46.4 x 14.9 mm
Weight: 54.3g

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