3-Pcs TPU Screen Protector For DW5600 GW-B5600 Watch, Full Coverage Screen Protector HD Clear Anti-Bubble and Anti-Scratch For (DW-5600)

For me, the greatest pleasure of wearing a Casio G-Shock watch is the peace of mind that comes from knowing that you can beat the crap out of it with impunity. The exception is the mineral glass which, although slightly recessed, would nevertheless scratch if hit with a pointy object. I was worried that applying a screen protector would be impair the visibility of the display, so I bought a "bull-bar" (a wire frame cage that works like bumpers around the watch case), but this drove me nuts because dirt and dust would collect underneath. So I took the bull-bar off and installed this screen protector. Installation was very easy. I have 2 G-Shocks and put one on each; this took about 5 minutes each (quicker if I weren't so anal) and had no bubbles at all. Once installed, visibility of the display is unimpaired--you cannot tell there's even anything on! I now don't feel I need to baby the glass at all. It's too soon to tell how easily the screen protector will scratch, but if and when it does, I have 4 other ones in the package to use. In summary, for such a cheap item, these screen protectors have really enhanced my enjoyment of wearing my G-Shock as a daily beater watch.

Fit was right on. These are easy to apply and you can't even tell they are on. Easier than a phone protector to apply.

I wanted an extra level of protection for the mineral crystal of my AE-1200WHD-1AVEF and this, hopefully, will provide that. It’s easy to install but you have to be careful of small bubbles that may show up. You have to rub them carefully toward the edge as best you can if they do. The first one I tried installing had a tiny bubble which irritates me. Not perfect but it’ll do.

I've worn Casio G-Shock watches for decades; I'm one of the original purchasers of the first G-Shock, the DW-5000, that came out in 1982, as I recall. That watch just worked and worked and worked, and the battery--a CR-2032, as I recall--lasted 15 years; I had the battery replaced and that battery lasted another 15 years, and I had that replaced in 2013, so I'm on my third battery, and the watch still runs great... keeps good time; I have to adjust the time a minute or two every once in a while, and I've had to replace the rubberized band and bezel cover, but that great old watch looks and keeps time just like it always did. It's a HELLUVA watch. In its honor, I've bought the 35-year anniversary edition of the watch, the GW-5000-1jf, which was very expensive, about $300, and available in Japan only. I also bought a GW-M5610 (Mod 3159), the cheaper, available-in-America version; these GW series watches represent a quantum leap in technology: Solar-Powered, Synched with the Atomic clocks on the US Air Force Bases, worldwide. I bought these Screen Protectors for all of my Casio G-Shocks; they fit tolerably well, not exact, but close and I feel that they do provide a measure of protection, from scratches to the faces of my watches.

Exactly like the other reviewers. Honestly, when reading the reviews I thought it was just user error. I was wrong. Fitment is too big, yes you can trim with scissors or sharp blade. It doesn't stop there. It gives a milky or cloudy appearance when on. I'd rather just enjoy the clear view of my full metal square g shock. This screen protector is definitely not HD. Stay away! Just gonna have to live with the scratches

I usually go with tempered glass for all my devices, but by honest mistake I selected the TPU protector. And well, it was one of the best mistakes I've ever made This ‘5600 has a screen protector on it. Ruined my 1st attempt, but the 2nd one is on your screen. The only thing that gives it away is a very thin line of uncovered screen around the bezels. But it is so small that you will only find it if someone tells you. Tempered glass might be more scratch-resistant, but it would definitely be noticeable because, well, glass is 20x thicker than a film and it reflects the light and is round on the edges, etc. And don't worry about the scratches on the film. G’s have very thick resin bezels to prevent them in the first place.

I put these on my two watches with no problem. I have the silver and black versions. Watch the video a few times to make sure you clearly understand how to do it and I would wear reading glasses when putting them on to see close up to line the protection film up with the crystal. I had no problems and went on perfect so I can't even tell there on but I watched the instructional video many times before I put them on. There great for protecting the acrylic crystal. From the video I watched they are very easy to remove. Great price for 3 of them. Highly recommended.

It doesn’t fit well. You have to take off the rubber front of the watch then apply it.