Mastering Time Management: Your Complete Guide to Adjusting Your G-Shock Watch
★ If you're looking to learn about the different features on your Casio watch, head over to our blog post on Understanding Functions.
★ Need help changing the time on your G-Shock watch? Check out our guide on how to do it for both G-Shock analogue watches and G-Shock digital watches.
Understanding Functions
Before setting your G-Shock watch, it’s essential to know all the various functions:- Adjust: This button, located on the upper-left, allows you to put your watch into 'edit mode.'
- Reverse: On the upper-right, this button moves the watch back one value, useful when altering time zones.
- Forward: Located on the lower-right, this button moves the value forward.
- Mode: The lower-left button is used to cycle through options until you reach the desired setting.
Light
Available on certain G-Shock models, this button lets you set the auto-light feature.
How To Change Time On A G Shock Watch
G-Shock Analogue Watches
Step 1: Hold down the ‘adjust’ button for approximately five seconds; you should hear a beep.
Step 2: Once it beeps, press the mode button to cycle through the hour, minute, and second hands.
Step 3: Press the forward or reverse button to adjust the time as needed.
Step 4: Once the time is set, press the adjust button to lock it in place.
Step 5: To switch time zones, press mode until 'TPE' appears.
Step 6: Use the forward button to find the desired time zone, then save it by pressing adjust.
Setting Your G-Shock Digital Watch Time Zone
If you own a G-Shock digital watch, setting the time zone follows a different process from its analog counterparts. Here's how to do it:
- Step 1: Press and hold the adjust button for a few seconds until the watch face begins to flash.
- Step 2: Tap the mode button repeatedly until the seconds digits start flashing.
- Step 3: Use the forward or reverse button to adjust the seconds value to your desired setting.
- Step 4: Repeat steps 2 and 3 to change the hour and minute digits until they display the correct time.
- Step 5: To set your G-Shock watch's flashing options, press the mode button until you reach that specific option.
- Step 6: Use the forward or reverse button to scroll through the different flashing options until you come upon the one you want.
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