How Waterproof Casio G-Shock really is? Deep Sea Test 

And lungs and blood vessels and well, anything made of soft tissue. Your bones might be fine. Might...

Time for an undertaker!

its time to die.

After going that deep, all you need to get is a coffin...

It's "I don't care anymore" time.

Casio watches are notoriously good in water resistance, even the 10 dollar Casio F91W is able to survive scuba diving trips with advertised 30 meter water resistance.

I remember a TV show or something that tested one long time ago, they even bbqed the watch, the plastic melted and the display cut out as long as it was on the BBQ, but as soon as it was removed it worked flawlessly. Impressive watches! Had one of those with 10 year battery and it did hold out for at least 8 years which is impressive as I used the backlight quite a lot. The only thing bad was the backlight button as it was just a thin bit of metal which broke of. I took it apart but didn't get the gasket on as it was supposed to go on so it wasn't water proof any more. Showered and had it under water, could see water droplets inside but still worked even with the water inside it. But it got condensation on the inside of the glass easily so a bought a new watch of the same watch again 👍

It’s still false advertising

@@macbook802 imagine the product being more durable than the manufacturer claims or customer expects and calling it false advertisement lol.

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It takes deep investigation, but like treasure, euphoric once found lol

Knowing where it is has made it even more out of reach

When you find it, you're gonna get wet.

It may as well be..

When it becomes an ocean is when you know you have found it

Makes sense as that feature is its main selling point.

7900 are not even iso rated. Imagine testing a frogman, a certified iso divers

@@Sashimi404 I have a G7900 1 and DW9052.Both are great watch for daily

Not "overbuilt" but properly built.

Soap will harm the seals

don't wash it with soap or chemicals

Wel shucks I give mine a good ole wash every now and then

Just warm water is fine, don't use detergents soaps etc

A good idea. The diver watch crowd would go nuts if you tested the most popular sub 500€ watches at the market.

We have those coming soon!

@@Beyondthepress Awesome! this deepsea-chamber is very cool and interesting content!

@@Beyondthepress "one month" Meranom? ;-)

I have two ...and a Kommandirski :-) Thumbs up.

Yep...

Naw bro they’re big in the watch community everyone’s got a G shock for outdoor or everyday life even high rollers with Pateks, A Lange Söhne, Etc

Best or worst depending on the results.

Nah they already have better advertisements since the beginning (used as hockey game puck) and torture tests for more than 35 years already.

@@KarunaMurti yeah cause you always get hit by hockey pucks at 200 meters deep while swimming

@@donniev8181 They are the most reliable and robust affordable watches in existence and have been for decades... they are also more well known than Rolex... They earned their name decades ago and kept it. This test literately has ZERO practical use... as the watch can withstand more pressure than any human, even in a reinforced diving suit... So unless you drop the watch in the Mariana trench and plan to magically defy physics and get it... this video is just for fun (unless it breaks at human diver depths... which i don't need to see the video to know it will survive). They can survive hammer hits, being run over, repeatedly smashed on a brick wall... and this is just my personnel experience.

For money. Not style

@PCJPguy and it still keeps worse time than a $5 quartz oscillator by orders of magnitude lol

Rolex?? What is!!

@omar alrubaie this G-Shock also can, as it's solar powered. Of course the rechargeable battery won't last forever (+/- 15 years), but nor will a Rolex without servicing periodically.

@PCJPguy FYI Rolex watches are not hand assembled, and it certainly doesn’t take a year to make one. Rolex have made 1.2 million watches in 2019. All Rolex watches are robotically assembled beside the ones that have embedded diamonds.

I wore mine to camp raven knob maybe 5 years ago. I swam with it, must’ve hit it on something because when I came out, it had water in it. It slowly started dying from there. Kinda sad

@@hippycow1006 what model

@@entertainme7523 I’m not sure, it was sitting in a drawer and I decided to use it. Probably 2001 or something like that

@@entertainme7523 nevermind, 1990’s and mine was destroyed in 2016

Thanks Bear.

@@meadandmilk 😂

Yeah right

@ummmmmthisguy450 world record free dive is 214 metres

Even now

Even now, also if the g shocks were Swiss they would cost thousands of dollars.

I took an alternate route - I had a Mickey Mouse watch. I was cool because I could tell time on an analogue watch... which is really sad, tbh

@@elsamu95 Victorionox makes a Shock proof watch that costs $250 its called the INOX....so no. Marathon has a G-shock alternative for $100.

samu nah Japanese watches also cost high because of “made in Japan “ prestige but Casio keeps low by manufacturing out side btw Japan made g shock are better only slightly

I noticed that too. Boys and their toys...

or a casio duro and do an oil fill mod the rating on that is still un known

I'd like to see a oil filled gshock to see how much better it gets.

I agree. In some other video even someone offered to send her a hydrolyzed watch for testing. A cheap CASIO could be enough. A MRW-200H o something like that.

Haha, I just posted requesting oil filled! Great minds think alike!

I was just about to suggest fiilling the gshock with mineral oil ....

They were pushed in because of pressure at first, that means watch didn't let in any water.

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Yes. Over at the Greg Anderson channel he says that he always swims with any Casio that says 50m or more and never had an issue in 30 years. It would be interesting to see.

Go pro sucks.

I would imagine if he went slow it probably would have broken closer to a kilometer in depth. That is completely a guess on my part I have no evidence whatsoever to back that up

I also wanted to see them open it up and see if the electronics were soaked or if the inside stayed dry.

@@AndrewZonenberg same here. I’d like to know at what point it would actually leak.

Me too

Before this video, I was sometimes afraid to swim with my CasioOak, but now absolutely not

@@parabyssg Every G can stand up to serious abuse.

Say you have a deep bathtub.

@@assassinlexx1993 😂😂😂

@@assassinlexx1993 yeah, like 2km deep bathtub

I took mine to the bottom of voyager deep and it still survived!

Who is that Guy?

I have that one too.

I didn't know that there is such a feature :D

If I ever get to seven hundred metres, my feet will be encased in a block of concrete, and I won’t give a shit what time it is

Slechte vertaling hoor...😬

dude I wont even go pass 100m 🤣 that's scary beneath the pitch black where water consumes you

I have been way too busy :D I try to get my shit together and finish it on someday

but they rated it 20ATM/200m too. So if it would be so much more capable why wouldn’t Casio rate it 300 or 500m?

@@GadgetInspektor normally when they rate watched, they need to leave a margin, so it could be safely rated at X meters of depth resistance. For example, watch is rated 20bar, but testing might be at 25bar, so there is always a little bit more protection.

@@GadgetInspektor I Think it's related to paying for new certifications and paperwork. It's really not worth the trouble of doing that in a few hundred dollars watch as everyone already know they can take at least double from independent tests.

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Or, maybe (for digital watches) he needs a small reflector/mirror off to the side to throw some more front light on the watch face.

They make Chinese counterfeits of the GW-7900 watch shown in this video . It would be very funny to see one of those in the chamber .

@@bryanobrien2726 I hear they fail if you start to sweat ;)

Actually a pretty good idea!

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Who's gonna check? At some point is just becomes a claim.

Yes it would. Divers usually put their watches in a glass of clean water overnight after a saltwater dive to desolve the salt buily up by buttons and such, is what I was told after diving on holiday by the instructor. It was a casio g shock mtg 930du. It is pushing 9 years and I never take it off! 2 years ago id did get but foggy after a hot summer day I was after exercise, I had a swim in the local stream wixh was pretty cold. That must of done it. Next year I am planning to buy the " new" all metal g shock.

@@kanada2525 I hope in the future they release a Gshock square that is solar powered and keeps track of time with GPS.

ρ g h. Desity times by gravity and depth. Salt and tap water have different densities. If youre diving irl, it would make a different. A dive at 200m will results different pressure reading between a salt water vs tap water.

Who's gonna dive at 12KM wearing a watch? The deepest dive a human being has gone is 332 metres. Lol

@@azianknight a submarine 😂

Someone already did that to Casio Duro, you can find here at youtube.

@@MonMon-vy8cb a deep pressure test? I'm curious....

Honestly after owning a shock, I wouldn't even trust them in the rain dude, things leak like crazy, maybe some of the older models (like the one tested) were actually reliable, but the modern ones are just junk.

@@cmdrflint9115 Yeah i will still get a shock... Fossils and Timex's are the worst watches i have ever experienced that break or scratch when you simply drop on a carpet... but i only will get a Casio made in Japan. I have not seen a broken or leaking G-Shock in the double digits i have seen with my own eyes. Also, something don't add up about your statement... "Leak like crazy"... well they are digital... meaning they "leak" once they will burn out and be unrecoverable... there wont be a second leak... or a repair job. Or are you talking about water going under the hard plastic on screen!? Because that is a temporary protector that 90% of buyers forget to take off. It leaves water lines and sometimes bubbles without the protector coming off... which is something i have seen many times and the owner never even realised there was a hard plastic disposable protector on the front.

@@babalonkie it was a GA-110 model I picked up as a work beater (brand new from Argos in the UK) had worn it for just a week, with some hand washing and one walk in the rain, now the display will fog up when in cold environments to the point where the time is unreadable, pretty poor for a watch claiming 200m water resistance, even though yes, it still technically works. I'll never buy Casio again, especially since it was purchased as a replacent for my 20+yr old battered to hell Suunto which only has a 30m rating and has never leaked or let me down.

@@cmdrflint9115 Read the back... If you bought it from Argos (Now the worst retailer in the UK for any goods)... it will say these words "Made in China". A real Casio is Made in Japan. (China makes 20% of their goods now). If i want something to last... it wont be coming out of that country.

@@babalonkie it says Japan movement cased in Thailand on the caseback. +If the ones made outside of Japan (like mine) are such significantly lower quality, then Casio are really devaluing the brand by selling them as GShocks, maybe they should have sold them as GLite or something. ++Yeah, I know Argos is crap, but that shouldn't have a bearing on a branded product purchased from them.

Free diving or scuba diving? I have an old Ironman I won't swim with any more...

Scuba diving