GBD-H1000-1ER

Unfortunately, we have to inform you that the launch of the new GBD-H1000 is delayed due to the current global circumstances around COVID-19 until the end of May 2020. We apologize and kindly ask for your understanding. By registering for the G-SHOCK newsletter, you make sure not to miss the exact start of sales. Stay tuned.

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The recommended retail price will be at 399€.

No, the GBD-H1000 is a little bit smaller (55 mm width) and ligther (101 g) than the Rangemann (57,7 mm width by 142 g).

No. However, if you need other outdoor related sensors, the GBD-H1000 features barometer, altimeter and a compass.

The diameter is about 26mm

Currently there are no changeable straps planned.

Once you receive the GPS signal, it measures accurately on every single second. In addition to GPS, the watch acquires data from GLONASS and Michibiki satellite systems. You can just record your track but not navigate to a target.

The heart rate monitor determines the data using an optical light sensor, measuring up to 220bpm. This technology is used by most manufacturers today because it is relatively accurate and supports people who train and track their performances. The light from the LED penetrates the skin and the blood vessels underneath. Depending on the volume of blood, the light is absorbed or reflected. The optical sensor measures the reflecting light, whereby the current pulse can be determined. For an ECG-accurate measurement, of course, you have to go to a doctor, only doctors can do reliable ECG-accurate measurements, because several measuring points are necessary for this. But the heart rate data measured with the optical sensor ​​are completely sufficient for tracking your training performance in everyday life.

Yes, the new app is called "G-SHOCK Move" and will be available with the release of the watch.

No, but after the workout, the app calculates the recommended recovery time based on the intensity of the workout

No, you cannot enter text. E-mails, SMS but also incoming calls can be displayed on screen.

No, actually it 's an energy-saving and easy-to-read MIP (memory in pixel) display which is operated by using the buttons or the app. This display technique supports especially the long battery life.

• Solar power (solar charging system) and time mode (includes step tracker and notification function) can be powered with solar charging alone. When charged about eight hours every day under indoor fluorescent lighting (500 lux), and charged on a sunny day for two hours in a week (10,000 lux).
• Continous operation within time mode (includes step tracker and notification functions) can be used up to 12 months without solar power.
• Training mode (GPS with 1 sec. reception + HRM) can be used continuously for up to 14 hours on a full charged battery.

Interval training such as HIIT or Tabata workouts can be manualy set via G-SHOCK Move app and transferred to the watch. You can set up to 8x sets and 5x rounds. Between each round and set you'll be accustically informed with a signal tone.

Yes and additionally the GBD-H1000 features a heart rate monitor (HRM), a step tracker, a barometer, an altimeter and a thermometer

Yes, the GBD-H1000 displays burned calories. Calories burned are calculated in two ways. In the regular watch mode calories are calculated in relation to the steps being tracked. During training mode calories burned are calculated according to heart rate monitored.