G-Shock GW-A1100 Quick Operation Manual
Important!
Holding down in any mode returns the display to the Timekeeping Mode.
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Module
No.
5311
GW-A1100
Quick Operation Guide
Gravity Defier
Operations are performed using the watch’s crown and the three
buttons indicated by the letters , and in this guide.
A B
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Operation from the Timekeeping Mode
Using the Crown
Selecting a Mode
A
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B
Second Hand
Minute Hand
Day
Crown
Hour Hand
Hour Hand
(24-hour format)
Mode Dial Hand
Day of week display
in Timekeeping Mode
You should normally have the crown locked during daily use. Leaving the crown
unlocked creates the risk of unintended operations or even damage due to impact.
Important!
Unlock the crown before
performing any of these operations.
Pull out
Rotate
Push in
Unlocking the crown
Rotate the crown until the groove is aligned with mark 1.
Locking the crown
This watch has a screw-lock crown.
1
Be sure the crown is pushed in (see “Pulling out, rotating and pushing in
the crown” at right). *Note that attempting to lock the crown when it is
not pushed in can cause unintended watch operation.
2
Rotate the crown until the groove is aligned with mark 1.
4
Pull gently on the crown to make sure it is locked securely in place.
Mark 1
Groove
Mark 2
Groove
3
While holding down the crown , rotate it to the right until the groove is aligned
with mark 2.
Pulling out, rotating and pushing in the crown
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Timekeeping Mode
Alarm Mode
World Time Mode
Stopwatch Mode
Timer Mode
WT
ST
TR
AL
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
The mode changes with each press of .
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