G-Shock Full Metal Gold Tone Bracelet Watch - Casio - Gold - 43mm - G-Shock

On a full charge, the rechargeable battery operates for approximately 6 months under normal use without exposure to light. If stored in total darkness with the power save function on, it can last up to 22 months.

Yes, the watch has a 200-meter water resistance rating, making it suitable for professional marine activity and serious surface water sports. However, avoid operating buttons underwater unless specified for that function.

Wipe the bracelet with a soft, damp cloth. For more stubborn dirt, you can use a soft brush with mild soap and water, ensuring you rinse thoroughly and dry it completely afterwards. Avoid harsh chemicals.

Yes, the watch functions as a standalone timepiece with its core features like shock resistance, solar power, and 200m water resistance. However, features like automatic time synchronization via Bluetooth and world time updates will require smartphone connectivity.

Multiband 6 is a feature that allows the watch to receive standard time radio signals from six transmitters around the world. This ensures highly accurate timekeeping by automatically adjusting the time based on your location.

Typically, the LED backlight is activated by pressing the dedicated backlight button, usually located on the lower right side of the watch case. The brightness is designed for clear visibility in dark conditions.

Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your smartphone and the watch. Move closer to your phone. Restart both the watch (by pressing the top-left button for a few seconds) and the smartphone. Check if your phone's operating system is up-to-date and compatible with the G-SHOCK Connected app.

The battery may be low. Expose the watch to direct light (sunlight is best) for several hours to recharge the Tough Solar battery. Check the display mode settings to ensure it's not set to a low-power state unintentionally.

If Bluetooth is connected, the time should sync automatically. If not, re-establish the Bluetooth connection. Ensure Multiband 6 is enabled if available in your region and try to manually receive a time signal. Check for any local sources of radio wave interference.

Try performing a reset by pressing and holding the top-left button for approximately two seconds. Ensure the watch is not submerged in water when attempting to use buttons, unless specified for that function.