G-Shock Parts?

[JLM]

Gents, anyone know where I can get replacement parts? Called a joint on the East Coast, and no dice. Broke the plastic thingy that the band slides thru. It's a G-2300B.



Or, suggestions for workable alternatives would be cool

[VA_Dinger]

I would be interested in finding G-shock parts myself.

My daughters have Baby-G-Shock watches and two of them have broken the bands.

Now they want new watches at $70 a pop.

[JLM]

Paul, I just found THIS, dunno if it will do the trick because my model number isn't listed but:

http://www.countycomm.com/adapter.htm

I would imagine the Baby's have a narrower lug width.....

[VA_Dinger]

Thanks, I will go check them out.

[JLM]

Call Casio and be prepared for a LONG hold.

Hopefully they send me the right shit HEHEHE.

Zip ties are my friend until then.

Out.

[CapnCrunch]

No kidding about that hold time. They stuck me on there for close to a half hour last time I called!

[Aubrey]

Here's a link to Casio Sales & Service replacement bands site:
http://www.casiosalesandservice.com/...&numperpage=10

I've had a couple of G-Shocks. They have been great watches, except the bands (especially the little keeper loop), don't last very long for me. I was able to buy a replacement band for one while on vacation in Seattle in a watch shop.

I believe that the band issue was one reason the CountyComm was selling "Mil-Shocks" for a while and is selling the OEM bands for $8.
http://countycomm.com/gshockband.htm

[VA_Dinger]

Aubrey, thanks for the links.

You just saved me about $150.

[Aubrey]

Dinger,

You're welcome. Glad I could help.

[Zip06]

They also have Casio replacement bands at Walmart.