CASIO G-SHOCK GW-A1100 5311 Watch Instruction Manual
- June 17, 2024
- Casio
Table of Contents
CASIO G-SHOCK GW-A1100 5311 Watch
Product Information
Specifications
- Model : Gravity Defier GW-A1100
- Module No.: 5311
- Tough Triple G Resist structure protecting against 3 types of gravitational acceleration
- Direction measurement function employing a newly developed miniature magnetic sensor
- World Time with direct UTC display
- Largest 35.4mm wide face design in the series
- Durable, high-transparency sapphire crystal with non-reflective coating
- First use of carbon-fibre material for second-hand fabrication
- Oversized crown with superior grip
Product Usage Instructions
Selecting a Mode
The mode changes with each press of the C button. The available modes are:
- Timekeeping Mode (Default mode)
- Alarm Mode (AL)
- Timer Mode (TR)
- World Time Mode (WT)
- Stopwatch Mode (ST)
To change modes, simply press the C button until the desired mode is displayed.
Using the Crown
This watch has a screw-lock crown. Follow the steps below to lock and unlock the crown:
Locking the Crown:
- Ensure that the crown is pushed in.
- Rotate the crown until the groove is aligned with mark 1.
- While holding down the crown, rotate it to the right until the groove is aligned with mark 2.
- Pull gently on the crown to make sure it is locked securely in place.
It is recommended to have the crown locked during daily use to prevent unintended operations or damage due to impact.
Unlocking the Crown
Rotate the crown until the groove is aligned with mark 1.
Pulling out, rotating and pushing in the crown:
Before performing any operations involving the crown, make sure to unlock it. Follow the steps below:
- Pull out the crown.
- Rotate the crown as required.
- Push in the crown to its original position.
FAQ
- Q: How do I measure a direction using the watch?
- A : Follow these steps:
- Select the Timekeeping Mode.
- Hold the watch horizontally and point the 12 o’clock position on the dial in the direction you want to measure.
- Press the A button.
- The second hand will pause at the 12 o’clock position and then move after about 2 seconds to indicate north.
- Press the C button to return to the Timekeeping Mode.
- Q: What is the purpose of the Triple G Resist structure?
- A : The Triple G Resist structure provides protection against three types of gravitational acceleration, including shocks, centrifugal force, and vibrations. This ensures durability and reliability even in harsh conditions.
- Q: Does this watch have a World Time feature?
- A : Yes, this watch has a World Time Mode with direct UTC display, allowing you to easily view the time in different time zones.
Direction Measurement Function-equipped. The Pilot’s Watch Evolves Even Further.
- Tough Triple G Resist structure protecting against 3 types of gravitational acceleration
- Direction measurement function employing a newly developed miniature magnetic sensor
- World Time with direct UTC display
- Series’ largest 35.4mm wide face design
- Durable, high-transparency sapphire crystal with non-reflective coating
- First use of carbon-fibre material for second hand fabrication
- Oversized crown with superior grip
Operation and Mode
Using the Crown
Technology & Operation
- TRIPLE G RESIST
- Precision shaping of the hands for optimal weight balance endows them with structural toughness to resist shocks, centrifugal gravity and vibrations.
Direction Measurement Function
- Installation of a direction measurement function, an indispensable tool for pilots, has been achieved through remarkable magnetic sensor miniaturisation (95%) and energy savings (90%).
Determining a Direction
World Time with direct UTC display
Users benefit from the instantaneous display of UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) as well as a switchover between Home Time/World Time displays.
References
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