One of my personal favorite watch brands is Casio. Not because it has crazy features or some wild movements, but rather because you can beat the ever-loving hell out of the brand's G-Shock models, and won't break or cost you a fortune. They're just solid, inexpensive watches that'll survive your tinkering in the garage. And a host of them are on sale right now! What more could you ask for?
- G-Shock Quartz DW5600E-1V ($25.07 off)
- G-Shock Quartz DW-9052-1CCG ($28.03 off)
- G-Shock GWM5610-1 ($39 off)
- G Shock Stainless Steel Quartz GMA-S120MF-4ACR ($36.18 off)
- G-Shock Pink and Gray GMAS110MP-7A ($34.25 off)
- G-Shock GA2000SKE-8A ($65.11 off)
- G-Shock GA-2100-1A1 ($9.32 off)
- G-Shock GA-700-7ACR ($17.11 off)
- G-Shock Quartz GD350-8 ($38.32 off)
- G-Shock Quarter GA-110 XL ($45.01 off)
- G-Shock GA700CA-5A ($30.12 off)
- G-Shock G-Rescue G-7900A ($9.00 off)
- G-Shock GA100A-9A ($28.60 off)
- G-Shock G-Squad GMAB800-8A ($17.45 off)
- G-Shock GA-700-4ACR ($25.11 off)
- G-Shock Blue Camoflauge GA2000SU-2A ($19.13 off)
- G-Shock Master of G Mudmaster GGB100-1A ($65 off)
- G-Shock MUDMASTER Import GWG-1000-1A3 ($28.84 off)
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