Ironman v G-Shock! Who Is The King?

[@67NewEngland]

- I had that Casio back in 1987. My girlfriend at the time hated it on my wrist but never told me. I wish she had because she became my wife and I never would’ve married her had I known she hated my G-Shock.

[@maddingo]

HAHAHA... my wife hated my DW5600E as well, but she has come around (or at least knows I like it a lot) .. she doesn't complain about it anymore. And said she likes my GW-S5600U ?

[@adsagp]

LoL! When I had my G-Shock Square my wife didn't like it said the round shape looks better. So she likes my Rangrman GW9400-1 😁

[@Nico-be7ic]

My wife hated my black Casio Royale at the beginning. "Like a kids watch with that stupid world map!" Now in the meantime she loves it ☺️

[@folksurvival]

Women always hate G-Shocks and other similar plastic watches.

[@Nico-be7ic]

@@folksurvival But mine wears a LWS2000H-2AV and she loves it, as well as the step tracker!

[@jstogdill]

In the early 90’s I was a US submariner and a bunch of us where Ironman watches with the indigo backlight. They were perfect for checking the time when the control room was rigged red for periscope depth. In fact, so many of us wore them that one of my shipmate’s told his wife about it, and since she worked in PR she pitched it to timex. A few months later they ran full page ads of a bunch of guys standing on a submarine in the dark with their wrists glowing blue. I remember the copy being super cringy (something about “lights out drills”) but it was still pretty cool.

[@swilkobarfingtoniii1642]

Before the Ironman there was the Timex Atlantis, a steel bodied digital that had the same-ish screen display. I bought several of them, finding it easier to buy a new watch than getting the battery changed. I even gave a few away as gifts. Had one glued to the instrument cluster of a Honda Motorcycle for a few years too!

[@edmonguy]

I recently bought the Ironman for $50 Canadian; I've had a GW-5000u for quite some time. The Timex's buttons are way easier to use. I don't love the skinny fonts, but the Timex dial is surprisingly gorgeous to look at. The screen background is cleaner, the numbers are WAY bigger. For just seeing the time while you're in the gym (what I use the Timex for), Timex wins hands down. I don't love the Timex band as much as you; it's a very hard plastic that's not very comfy. I do like the keeper though. There's something attractive about the Timex that you can't see in a KZbin video... it has a very interesting depth to the dial, while the Casio's is one-dimensional and shallow. The Casio looks a lot like it's 80's ancestor; the Timex has evolved into something completely different. When I bought the Ironman, I just wanted something for the gym that I could sweat all over, allow to get bumped, and not care about too much, because it didn't cost me anything. But I've been surprised by how much I like it... they did a really great job of creating a very nice looking and super usable beater watch. I'd recommend it without hesitation. In Canada, the Casio 5600 is also more than twice the cost of the Ironman, which would be a big factor in making a recommendation. Packaging is a strange category. You throw it away 2 minutes after you buy the watch. Who cares if it's in a chest or a paper bag? Great video about real world watches as always!! 🧡🔥⌚ And best voice on KZbin!

[@brianmurphy8154]

To get my three boys into watches, I bought them all this same G for Christmas. It’s a classic. The wife discouraged me from sending them down the rabbit hole but hey, it’s lonely down here!

[@BigT71]

😂

[@alexreeve2973]

Get both. Timex better for activities where you want to record splits. Get a G-steel for other everyday stuff.

[@stephanechouinard1572]

When it actually was the 90’s I loved the Ironman. I did everything with that thing. It was indestructible. Thanks for the video Jody. 👍

[@apparaoapparao]

In the US, the standard Timex Ironmans are often found $10 less than the basic Gshocks.

[@RangerCustom92]

Even though I love G-Shocks now, I grew up with a colorful Timex Ironman in the 90s and it was the watch hooked me into watch collecting years later.

[@andhenny]

Cool video. IMO, 5600 is the better watch, but the Ironman is more endearing. I had an Ironman variant as a kid in the 90s; I loved it.

[@Gary-ib8dz]

Good job Jody, but i think you missed a huge part of the backlight. The Ironman gets a 10 for backlight due to night mode! Hold down the light button for 3 seconds and a little crescent moon shows up. While in night mode a push of any button turns on the Indiglo for 3 seconds. The G Shock light is ok, but try to change your alarm or timer settings in the dark. It's a pain with the G Shock, but super easy with the Timex night mode. I don’t know how so many reviews that mention Indiglo skip over night mode. Sometimes I have to work in the dark. Night mode is the reason I keep buying Ironman watches even though i have 3 solar G Shocks with Multiband 6. I always wear an Ironman to work. I'm wearing the retro colored one from your video right now. I have a blacked out one arriving from Amazon tomorrow.

[@zplapplap]

💯

[@evolv76]

thanks for the hint with a night mode

[@prsfan01]

I wear my square G weekly! It’s my go to watch when traveling

[@Redcrown77]

I would go Timex for the nostalgia in America during the 80’s. It was the 90’s before I heard of Gshock.

[@MSwee-vu3zx]

we don't wear the box, Jody.

[@maddingo]

Japanese market G-Shocks just seem to come in paper box, with the watch in a little plastic bag inside the box. My $200~ GW-S5600 came like this.

[@mikaaalto3135]

No, but a good box is always a plus if you want to travel with your watch or keep it stored for whatever reason. Will also make it a better present if you want to gift it to someone.

[@toddtannenbaum7092]

The packaging score having the same weight as the score for wearability or features seems wacky. If price is 2x, I suggest packaging score be 0.5x.

[@mercster]

@@toddtannenbaum7092 Agreed.

[@Charles-zf3hd]

Agreed

[@spicydragon3881]

My very first watch when I was 12yo was the Timex Iron Man, the *EXACT* one you showed in the old advert. I was just clearing out old boxes and found it (dead of course), it is beaten to hell the buttons on the front are cracked but I stuck a battery and wouldn't you know, it works, it runs better than I do for its age. I'm keeping it for nostalgia of course, but nowadays I wear one of my multiple G-Squares almost on the daily. This was a *Great* comparison, thank you.

[@RJCichocki]

I owned a Timex Atlantis. All my friends had an Ironman in the 80s. I just bought a new Atlantis and love it.

[@jrbj2000]

Wow! A blast from the past. I haven’t seen one of those in like 30yrs.

[@gregmcray]

Funny you would put this video out today, as I'm wearing my Ironman as I watch this! I have both, too, but I find I reach for the Timex 2x as often. There's just something about that unique flat-tire face shape and the bigger number legibility. Both ultra classics, though!

[@danielbarker2056]

Wore the Ironman a great deal in my youth and the G-Shock for many years in the Air Force. Love them both. Thanks for the video, Jody!

[@wallacegrooms7791]

Ironman on my wrist through countless adventures since 86!

[@StuBlair-f4j]

Loved the Ironman as a kid. Used the stopwatch as the timekeeper for my dads 5-a-side football matches (when they had 3 teams and 5 minute winner stays on matches). Also has so many memories of doing my swimming badges while wearing it (thought it was so cool that it could go under water). As I approach 40 as much as the memories to that watch still have a place in my heart, my head chooses the Gshock every time. It’s just so indestructible and with the solar of the 5610 it’s a no brainer…but I’ll always love the Ironman.

[@thumbs4fingers]

I was team Ironman when I was young. I've gone G-shock since.

[@darrensmith6999]

I miss the mid 80s! ): Had a Great Timex in the early 2000s called the Humvee it was a tough Digital with a Velcro strap loved it cant get them any more ,shame ):

[@LeroyCReed]

I'd agree. I have both, of which I use at the gym. I find the G-Shock to be more fashionable. The Ironman is obviously a sports watch, the square can do both.

[@67nearmint]

To be honest, though I suspected (correctly) which watch was going to cross the finish line first, I was really routing for the Timex. I think I, personally, would have rated the Timex higher in the "Brand " category by a point at least. Growing up in the 70's, Timex was THE affordable watch. My first watch as a boy was, in fact, a navy blue dialed Timex hand winder, similar in appearance to every other watch I had, up until that point, ever seen. The TV commercials were ubiquitous, the tag line still resonates in the zeitgeist 40 years later, and, as a bonus, the brand seems to be having a bit of a mini Renaissance lately while G-Shock is releasing grotesquely expensive special editions of watches they had in their catalog for decades. Having said that, though, the 5600 is just a better looking accessory than the Ironman, in my opinion, at least.

[@davidrosenblum2178]

I was prepared to go toe to toe with you regarding your grading of the brand, but your explanation is sound and I agree! I have them both and they fit in my collection nicely. Cheers!

[@ianhardin1148]

The most amusing part for me is that when I was involved in triathlon (I only did sprint distance ones but had many friends who were Ironman-distance triathletes. I even worked at a tri store for a couple of years) and triathletes are big time gadget heads. But I never knew anyone who used a Timex Ironman watch. It was all about Garmin and Suunto. I do wonder how much $$$ World Triathlon Corp. has made from that Timex license. FYI Jody...if you find the right triathlon (one with a pool swim instead of open water) you can "walk" the pool instead of swimming it. I know, its cheesy...but if you have the desire to do one and doubt your swim skills don't let that hold you back! :)

[@cesarespinozaspain]

I have both, the G-shock and Timex. lets just say I've forgotten were I left the Timex,..and the G-shock,.....Well it's likely be on my wrist as my body is sealed in the casket.

[@markikn3183]

Gotta be the G-Shock

[@derlachendevagabund7942]

I have 100 G-Shocks already, so it will be the Timex

[@nate9221]

It's definitely the timex

[@markikn3183]

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[@chriskelly509]

All day.

[@TheMainCore]

​@@nate9221lol no. Only if you already have a bunch of G:s.

[@tbrasc0]

Love the original Timex from the 80s... own two originals from that time and they still work.

[@danzigrulze5211]

Ironman was my basic training watch, and the G-Shock was my deployment watch. Funny that you made this video and Watches of Espionage just released one about digital watches, focusing on the G-Shock on their channel.

[@moinulhasan8206]

G Shock all the way, coz CASIO is GOD TIER

[@GabrielGGabGattringer]

After a couple years of wearing a 5610 (the only senseable option) I chose the GBD-200 as an upgrade this March. The GBD-200 has not left my right wrist ever since. The best, most legiblöe display I´ve ever had in any digital watch. Even far superior over the Garmin Fenix 6 on my left wrist.

[@shihb]

I wish Timex hadn’t gone the shock route and left the classic Ironman thinner and lighter. It still won in all the important categories for actually telling time.

[@subdial]

With all the due respect to the storied Ironman, there's just no beating (perhaps pun intended) the 5600. Either way, great review of both these rugged icons, and I think you pretty much covered every metric.

[@daveglarner2138]

I think the Casio is undeniably a better watch and don't have much of a problem with that, although I really think the branding category needs some clarity. Maybe it's a regional thing and I'm out of line, but the number of Timex watches in this world is outrageous. Even when I was a kid (I'm 46 now) every single old guy wore a Timex and it's not much different now. Now these old non-watch guys have sock drawers or night stands full of old Timex watches from every period of their life. Every TV show back in the black and white TV days were sponsored by Timex. Even in the 80s, me and my friends mostly had a Timex model. (although there were a few casios around that we might have honestly liked more) So I guess it depends on how you're looking at it. If it's digital vs digital, I get it. But if it's a brand-wide, real-world popularity contest and we're looking at the whole history, it's truly not even close. That all being said, yeah. The Casio is totally better.

[@marcelovasconcellos6067]

Yes very regional. I’d like a Timex, I really would, I’m of the age that the Ironman was really desirable in my late teens to early 20s. But they were and still are so expensive. Result even now, when I get the itch, I go and check an Ironman’s price and for the money there always are 3 or 4 better priced Gs, even of the more modern and feature rich variety. Growing up lots of us had Casios, Timex were few and far between. And the older folk here didn’t have Timex either. My sensation is the opposite of yours, Casio is ubiquitous and worldwide, Timex is heavy in some markets, rare as hen’s teeth in others.

[@daveglarner2138]

@@marcelovasconcellos6067 That's interesting to think about. I get it though, and absolutely believe you. I think it's easy to get caught up in your own life experience and not understand how it is elsewhere. Especially back then before the Internet started tying us together. I had the Timex watches because they WERE the less expensive ones.......with the exception of the f91w anyway. We'd wear them in the yard at recess, pressing buttons that made beeping sounds and pretend we could control the planes that flew by with them.

[@joek6661]

I use the Ironman as my eyes are a little older and I can read the display of the Ironman on a run. I’m not sure the button below the face is actually two separate buttons - I just press in the middle to start and record splits as I run. I also like that the two times zones can be set to 12 or 24 hours independently. You can also choose if the larger display is used for elapsed time or split time in the Chrono. Great running watch IMHO. How about the Ironman being worn by a US president. The G-shock square, however, is a better-looking watch.

[@Hipnosis65]

This is really good content. I have the exact G-Shock and love it, but the Timex looks good.

[@richardshaw1968]

In the 1987 winter Book of Dreams the Casio is £35 and the Timex is £25.

[@ender1077]

I read the title and wondered why I had never thought about this match up before? It seems so obvious now that someone has done one that it was very badly needed. Great job, sir!

[@benironside1264]

This is a discussion as old as the internet… it’s not a new comparison

[@travisolson9190]

I’ve wanted an Ironman simply because the old Timex factory in 30 mins away in Little Rock Arkansas. The Ironman was the last model made there. Even Bill Clinton wore won, perhaps for supporting local business.

[@user-zd3or4ve3n]

I have an Ironman classic 38. If you hold the start split button for the time zones it will swap home time and the second time.

[@hanscombe72]

I loved the film “stranger than fiction” with Will Ferrell which features an Ironman. I bought that watch and never wear it. My dw 5600 is never off my wrist for long.

[@andrewd2012]

I have a newish ironman 8 lap (timex allows a third party company in japan to make it) looks just like President's. Everyone seemed to have it in sports back in the day

[@Dreamweaver94]

They updated that GShock model to have an LED, among other upgrades. I think it's worth seeking out over the older model featured here if someone wanted to get one. Then again, there's also a model exactly like that but with solar charging that's even better too!

[@alvinprasad2051]

Great review, I think you may need to add another category, mod-ability. The 5600 has an extensive mod list which can change the look of the watch to meet all personality types.

[@folksurvival]

Suburban Pathfinder did a great video on these two watches too.

[@Roomfulofgear]

Absolutely incredible that your review came out just the day after I had pressed the "purchase" button for the Timex Ironman. I must say, having owned 3 G Shocks, this Timex gave me something very different - some very well executed details. I like how they have more variations of surface finishing. My only wish is that Timex do solar-powered Ironman watches; only then would they truly stand all in a crowd of G-Shocks.

[@Frank-om4fc]

Had both Watches in.. Very physical job..Casio the day all day long...so much more robust..had an Ironman which lasted months...G Shock lasted best part of 3 years..

[@mjh1]

Not that packaging is all that important, but be aware that G-Shock may have changed their packaging nowadays - I purchased a GWM5610u (brilliant) from TicTacArea, and the packaging was more akin to the Timex's in this video. Thankfully, the watch is what matters, though I was looking forward to having one of those tins!

[@rabadabadoo491]

As a daily, work & beater watch the G shock square is on my wrist. But when i used to run ultras i wore a timex ironman. The large numerals & indiglo make it a winner as a tough sports watch for me. Great video Jody 🍻

[@johnsmith-gs4qf]

I am a fan of both watches. I wear a Casio G-Shock as my daily wear watch. I wear my Timex Ironman on International plane flights. It is my favorite watch on a vacation because of its easy dual-time feature (for multiple time zones), Indiglo is real easy to read in the dark, light-weight and water-proof, and cheap (not afraid to accidentally lose on trip)!

[@karstensiegmarsson5304]

Casio over ANY Timex, anytime

[@nate9221]

One thing you didnt mention about the timex backlight: if you activate it and then start pressing buttons for the other functions it will stay lit indefinitely as long as youre using the functions. The casio doesnt do that

[@MrPleers]

I recently have been watching the Korean series "Life on mars". (A remake of the British series of the same name.) In where a police officer in 2018 gets wounded and ends up in a coma. And wakes up in 1988. In 1988 he wears a Timex Ironman.

[@1250GSX]

That's the third version of that show. Is it any good?

[@MarkSkrzypczak]

I loved the British version of "Life on Mars"

[@MrPleers]

@@MarkSkrzypczak Still be best. Including the 70's music.

[@MrPleers]

@@1250GSX It's good. We will watch the final episode tonight.

[@MarkSkrzypczak]

@@MrPleers The follow up series in the 80s, "Ashes to Ashes," is right up there as well.

[@flymorenow]

I like the date alarm on the Casio. You can set the alarm for the month and day, not just for the hour and minute.

[@hernanromanach7013]

I had the Square Casio Model 5600 and the Timex Ironman 30 laps. I sold the Casio and kept the Timex. Why? 1) Buttons of Timex are better, in the Casio you need a pin to push the reset button, in example when you should put the Chrono in 0. 2) Timex has three alarms, and you could program daily, only working days or only weekends; Casio has only one alarm. 3) Timex has three time zones; Casio, only one. 4) Timex has a bigger display, better light and the light keep working if you are pushing any button, in order to help you perform your duty. 5) The band of Timex is more confortable and better quality. No doubt.

[@unknownriderinbound]

Sadly, it's less about nostalgia and more about which I can see without my glasses, these days.😢

[@caerphoto]

In that case take a look at the GBX100 and GBD200 - their MIP displays are fantastic and the numerals much bigger and easier to read.

[@georgehunter6347]

Gbd200

[@leoanthony7281]

I’ve been a G-Shock guy for over 30 years, having one in my modest watch collection for a true GADA. Good video, it gave me more respect for the Timex Ironman which I didn’t think could hang with the G-Shock when it came to torture testing.

[@Conundrum191]

Guessing regional differences. I have both The Ironman and the 5610U...Got the Ironman when it was on sale for about $40 Canadian which was a steal. Both also came in the same crappy cardboard like the Ironman in this video.

[@nathanthomas3449]

Great comparison. Just bought the 5600 yesterday and already own the Timex which was my childhood timepiece. This first G probably won’t be my last.

[@iFyvie]

I've owned both over the years.. and both have been fantastic. Great competition.

[@mikaaalto3135]

About the backlight, yes the Timex backlight works OK in total darkness. However, in dim light conditions I think the Casio backlight is better. Just my two cents.

[@SaffuillaKarman]

I have both, though the Square G is the Multiband version and love them equally.

[@brotherandrew3393]

The Casio is looking much better. But the Timex has a better display. Difficult choice. But if I had to chose I would take the Casio.

[@droobie827]

I love casio as well but only one watch was wearable after the torture test

[@zplapplap]

Neither of my g-shock squares (DW5600E & GW-M5610U) came in the G-shock tin. 🤷🏾‍♂️😤 Is the packaging hit or miss, or is there something that I’m missing?

[@Mrletmehelp]

Hey Jodi, I usually agree with your score on these but I think there's a category or point adjustment due here for "buttons" the G is tough and recognizable with all the basics... But the Timex buttons are superior in feel and was of use...I own a free of both these lines

[@darrenhojnacki6636]

I am glad you did this video. I wonder if MWC would give Timex as much love as you did. I have an Ironman, it is nice for the price but it is very cheap

[@MyAlan999]

That was Usyk not Fury against AJ in the picture 👍

[@eclipsemarketingdesign]

Thank You! Lol, I was looking for this comment.

[@cameronbeery1256]

With the thumbnail background I got incredibly excited and thought he was reviewing the new signum Miami 😂 hope to see a review of it

[@Rfpepe7295]

I know this is all for fun and I own and love both of these watches.. giving 3 extra points for Packaging is somewhat silly.. It shouldn’t even be a category, but if you insist, it should be even and the other 3 point advantage in the Brand category doesn’t ring true. 1000% subjective and both companies have long and impressive histories and the span between the two should be one point and that could go to either… so if you clean up those two “mistakes “ 😂.. it’s virtually a tie, with Casio with a closely fought victory.. unlike Bruno vs Tyson!!! Lots of fun… great video. Please do more of these! Thanks as always Jody!!

[@hmr171]

The start/split button on the Timex is actually just one button. You don't have to press the left or right side of it.

[@dom_veloce]

Jody, check out the new version of the Ironman. It has the same module & functions but a more modern case design and button layout. And they look cool 😁👍🏼

[@kennkingg]

I appreciate everything you said but BOO your partial to G shock and I think you gave Casio some points they didn’t deserve. However I do love the 5600 and have one in my box or maybe more then one. If I had a watch channel and I dont! ( UNFORTUNATELY ) I would have gave it to Timex because Im American and I started out with Timex! Mickey Mouse wind up and like you with Casio I have tons of them in my box. The great American brand that’s not made in America lol. Enough rambling Great video DR Watch.

[@johnmckinstry8546]

I don't think the packaging should have been included. I still wear an ironman. Thanks Jody.

[@MarkSkrzypczak]

I have an Iron Man that wore the hell out of. Mine pretty much this one with a heart meter and a different band. I loved it, but the only reason why I stopped wearing it was the band went on it and I couldn't get a replacement. I tried looking an adapter, no dice. I did have it on my desk as a mini clock until the battery died.

[@mattedgar5255]

Great video Jodie. I have both but gotta give it to the g shock on a points decision. Errrr….. just one thing at the start you said Fury vs Joshua but it’s a picture of Usyk vs Joshua in the photo. Fury’s never fought Joshua….yet! 👍

[@nathanaelsmith3553]

I don't own one but I like the look of the Timex x Beams all stainless steel Ironman and the OG green/positve display Nixon Regulus.

[@jon_23546]

Feels a little bit like Dumbledore finding a few extra points for his favourite Gryffindor to push them over the line at the end there! Definitely agree with you though

[@rpredl]

I have bought multiple g-shocks from Amazon and have never gotten the tin packaging, just a cardboard box.

[@abdullahjalal27]

Its always a treat when he uploads!! Big fan, I'll start my own collection when i start earning! for now i own a casio ae1200, great watch! bought it after your review!

[@mercster]

Heeeey, how'd this one get past me?! Just got my first G-Shock last month, love it!

[@johnjones928]

I own watches from both brands and love them all, a modified square G is my daily work watch and i have many Expedition Timex's as well. The Ironman is iconic but i think the Timex Command 47 is a closer comparison, in fact i think it only exists because the G-5600 does, lol. But it's a nice piece for a marginally cheaper price than the G with a better display, it's worth a look.

[@WATCHingJames]

I do lean towards the Casio

[@frankgerace5997]

Great video as always, Jody..I really enjoyed the comparison!! I had an Ironman watch in the 90’s, and it was great..if I didn’t already own a ton of watches (including a ton of G Shocks and other Casio’s) I’d probably buy it!!

[@anandksubramanyam]

I have both of these watches for the last 4 years. Few of my observations 1) The timex appears more accurate than the casio. 2) Also in the GMT mode for timex you not only select a different time , you can change the date or year too. So it technically can be an excellent time travellers watch . 3) you can add the casio g 5610 bull bar onto the timex too , if you just want to mess around

[@ThePirateCasey]

I can confirm, I am a time traveler and we exclusively use Timex because of this feature

[@Kevin93til]

I own several squares and I have this Ironman, I prefer the G's, but this is one of the few Timex watches that I think competes with Casio. The display is definitely a massive plus on the Ironman over most G Shocks.

[@bugdrvr]

If you can manage to push the adjust button on the g while the stopwatch is running it will show split and basically act as a second lap timer. Not really practical since the button isn't hard to push and a two lap timer isn't as good as a basically infinite lap timer.

[@bbishop2009]

I have both and they are nearly the same with regard to my not being able to hear the alarm. 😂

[@danielcalvo1337]

Two things not covered in the video: 1. The Timex allows you to display the date in an international format for us non-Americans 2. The G-Shock has that infamous receded adjust button that is a pain to operate. This one particularly bothers me as I use the timer quite often. I really wanted to love the dw-5600 but found the Ironman a lot more usable for working out.

[@odouroushouseant]

You have it the other way around with the date formats. Month-Day is the international format (ISO 8601), not America-specific. Day-Month is a country-specific format that I'm guessing your country prefers..

[@markcreighton3733]

I bought my current Ironman in 2007 and it is used outdoors and in the ocean several times a week...........I find the battery lasts 4.5yrs.........so after 17yrs I am pretty pleased with it. I paid AU$45 Aussie for it. If it ever dies I'll buy another Ironman.

[@ninoconsorte456]

Hi may I know please where did you get your t-shirt?

[@jesusgarcia9351]

This is like Stallone vs Schwarzenegger in the 80's. Today we love them both.

[@rpredl]

Casio buttons much to difficult to press. I had to remove some of the case to operate the light button!

[@johnmckinstry8546]

The buttons on the Timex are easier to use than the Casio.

[@trippgs]

Casio does offer a large time display in the form of the W-96H, though it isn't a G-Shock

[@crisco753]

I really wanna see the watch that scores better than a G-Shock for toughness after watching this. Solid video Jodi

[@adk7962]

This is like asking me which of my two sons I love better. Well that’s simple. It’s the Casio. 😆. I think they are both great and pretty equal but Casio is the better brand IMO. Thanks for the fun comparison!

[@mattclarke8791]

I often think aftermarket support is something worth considering, in which case Casio takes it. I know I can get onto eBay or Aliexpress and put a good quality OEM or 3rd party bezel and strap for a G-Shock but I’m not sure that’s the case for the Timex?

[@MichalPalczewski]

The buttons are so much easier to press on the ironman. Would be nice to go over which one is it easier to set timers on? Do they support seconds e.g. 90second timer.

[@JustOneMoreWatch]

Not the ones on the front...