Sometimes you want a watch that makes a statement, and with a case width of 51.2mm, a lug-to-lug of 55mm, and 16.9mm in height, there’s no overlooking the GA110. The GA110 is one of G-SHOCK’s unabashedly large watches. It’s big, bold, and proud of it. This hulk of a watch is packed with some interesting features that are sure to get your attention.

Four tactile buttons surround the case, making it quick and easy to operate the watch. The dial blends analog and digital elements into an aggressive, futuristic aesthetic. A perforated handset points to the time, while a digital readout on the bottom takes care of the other timing functions. At nine o’clock, a small sub-dial with an arrow hand works in conjunction with the stopwatch feature to calculate speed — an interesting replacement for a traditional tachymeter. The case is both magnetism- and water-resistant to 200m. 

In addition to the analog time display, the watch has several useful digital features that will come in handy day-to-day. There’s a stopwatch, countdown timer, world time mode, and five programmable alarms. What really stands out is the stopwatch’s ability to calculate speed. Once you program a specified distance, start the stopwatch, time your interval, and when stopped, the small sub dial will point to the average speed.