
Casio G-Shock GW-500A (Wave Ceptor/Tough Solar)
This is a Casio G-Shock GW-500 series digital wristwatch, specifically identifying as a GW-500A model. The timepiece features a rugged, oversized black resin bezel and integrated strap, consistent with G-Shock's durable tool-watch aesthetic. The circular face is characterized by three distinct top sub-dials (often referred to as 'eyes') and a main horizontal digital display showing time, date, and day of the week. Notable features include 'Tough Solar' power indicated by the solar panels surrounding the display and 'Wave Ceptor' atomic timekeeping capabilities, denoted by the 'RECEIVING' indicator. The watch is marked with 'G-SHOCK' in raised red lettering at the top and showcases the classic G-Shock logo on the front-facing light button. Physically, the watch appears to be in well-used, 'daily driver' condition. There is visible surface wear on the resin bezel, including minor scuffs and a dulling of the original matte finish. The metallic-tone inner ring shows some light scratching. Despite the exterior wear, the digital liquid crystal display (LCD) remains sharp and fully legible with no signs of bleeding or fading. This model represents early-to-mid 2000s Japanese watchmaking technology, combining shock resistance with then-cutting-edge solar and radio-synced features.
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Estimated Value
$40-$65
Basic Information
Category
Watches & Timepieces
Appraised On
January 22, 2026
Estimated Value
$40-$65
Item Description
This is a Casio G-Shock GW-500 series digital wristwatch, specifically identifying as a GW-500A model. The timepiece features a rugged, oversized black resin bezel and integrated strap, consistent with G-Shock's durable tool-watch aesthetic. The circular face is characterized by three distinct top sub-dials (often referred to as 'eyes') and a main horizontal digital display showing time, date, and day of the week. Notable features include 'Tough Solar' power indicated by the solar panels surrounding the display and 'Wave Ceptor' atomic timekeeping capabilities, denoted by the 'RECEIVING' indicator. The watch is marked with 'G-SHOCK' in raised red lettering at the top and showcases the classic G-Shock logo on the front-facing light button. Physically, the watch appears to be in well-used, 'daily driver' condition. There is visible surface wear on the resin bezel, including minor scuffs and a dulling of the original matte finish. The metallic-tone inner ring shows some light scratching. Despite the exterior wear, the digital liquid crystal display (LCD) remains sharp and fully legible with no signs of bleeding or fading. This model represents early-to-mid 2000s Japanese watchmaking technology, combining shock resistance with then-cutting-edge solar and radio-synced features.
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