Vladimir L.
hands don't match the time
hands don't match the time I loved my G shock until the hands started not matching the digital time. there's no way to align them. I've been in touch with customer service and I'm not impressed. The repair "engineers" have some sort of system where you have to jump through hoops to send your watch back for them to have a look at. I bought this watch specifically to help with my ADHD symptom of time blindness and it worked really well until it didn't, only a few months into owning it. Now I have to jump through hoops to get the watch sent back to "engineers" (in reality they're watch technicians) and it's unlikely I'll remember to get round to sending this back. You have to print out a form (because their internal tracking is offline at the moment), make sure to print out the original receipt, and then package it up, send it back through the post. I feel like with such a new device, this should be effortless and customer service on faulty goods has moved on from the dark ages of jumping through hoops. These days it's more usual to have QR codes for label-free returns. The marketing for G shock is rather aggressive (I used to work in marketing and can recognise the tracking cookies, etc) but their customer service doesn't seem to back up their eagerness to sell high numbers of watches. Also, I've not had a casio watch (and I've had many over the years) fail like this on me, so I don't know what's happened to their QC, but it seems to be suffering... Stack 'em high, sell 'em cheap, I suppose... Your Order #000238161 Placed on 17 Feb 2024, 19:00:34


