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The Daikokuten model is based on the GX-56, a model for which the goal was to be resilient against shocks coming from any direction. The watch sports a shock-resistant construction that uses a two-layer urethane bezel and an inner protector. The watch colors represent the strength of Daikokuten, with black as the main color accented by khaki. The band displays images of a magic hammer and a mouse, while three small oval-shaped Japanese coins appear on the watch strap keeper to represent this god of treasure and fortune.
About DAIKOKUTEN Daikokuten is called a Shiva incarnation of Hinduism, and made a syncretic fusion of Shintoism and Buddhism with Ohkuninushi-no-Mikoto in Edo era. He has a big bag on his back, a mallet of luck in his hand and put a hood on, and such his style is generally well known. He has faith widely as the God of fertility who holds the earth and foods.
Seven Lucky Gods Origin The Seven Lucky Gods represent a blend of indigenous Japanese religion and Buddhism into a uniquely Japanese belief. This divine group consists of the seven gods named Ebisu, Hotei, Benzaiten, Bishamonten, Daikokuten, Jurojin, and Fukurokuju. These deities have their origins in ancient gods of fortune in Hinduism, Buddhism, Daoism, Shinto, and other sources. According to the Humane King Sutra (Humane King State-Protection Perfection of Wisdom Sutra), paying homage to these deities will serve to avoid seven misfortunes and be bless with seven fortunes. This belief began around the end of Japan's Muromachi Period. It became popular among common people during the Edo Period, and has been handed down to modern times.
* Seven misfortunes: solar and lunar abnormalities, planetary abnormalities, wind damage, water damage, fire, drought, theft. Seven fortunes: long life, prosperity, popularity, integrity, influence, love and respect, abundance.
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Tech Specifications
Feature
Description
Water Resistant
200 Metres Water Resistant
Accuracy
+/- 15 seconds per month
Alarm Function
5 Daily Alarms: Each will sound every day at the time you set, Hourly time signal: The watch beeps every hour on the hour, Snooze function
Auto Calendar
Once set, the automatic calendar always displays the correct date
Band Material
Resin
Battery Level Indicator
An indicator shows the current battery charge level
Battery Life
Approximately 27 months on rechargeable battery (operation period when stored in total darkness with the power save function on after full charge)
Countdown Timer Function
Countdown Range: 24 hours, Measuring Unit: 1 second
Date and Weekday Display
The current date and week day are displayed on the watch face
Date Display
The current date is displayed on the watch face
Dimensions
55.5 x 53.6 x 17.5 mm
Display Illumination
Full Auto Light: In low light, the watch face will illuminate automatically when you tilt your wrist towards you, Selectable illumination duration (1.5 seconds or 3 seconds), With afterglow
ISO 200M Water Resistant
Suitable for professional diving
Low Temperature Resistant
-10 °C/ 14°F
Mineral Glass
Hard glass resists scratching
Mud Resistant
Dirt and Mud Resistant construction keeps soil, debris and rubble from getting into the watch
Mute Function
The button tones on the mode button can be switched off for discreet operation. Pre-set alarm or timer functions remain active.
Power Saving
After the Alert: The following operations are stopped to save power: all hand movement (excluding the day indicator), Bluetooth connection, if applicable, and alarms
Shock Resistant
Patented Hollow Core Guard Structure protects against impact and vibration
Solar Power
A high-capacity solar-charging system harnesses the power of any light source for reliable watch operation with minimal impact to the environment.
Stopwatch Function
Measuring Capacity: 24 hours, Measuring Modes: Elapsed time, split time, Measuring Unit: 1/100th second
World Time
Displays the current time in major cities and specific areas around the world
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<p>The Daikokuten model is based on the GX-56, a model for which the goal was to be resilient against shocks coming from any direction. The watch sports a shock-resistant construction that uses a two-layer urethane bezel and an inner protector. The watch colors represent the strength of Daikokuten, with black as the main color accented by khaki. The band displays images of a magic hammer and a mouse, while three small oval-shaped Japanese coins appear on the watch strap keeper to represent this god of treasure and fortune.</p>
<p>About DAIKOKUTEN<br />Daikokuten is called a Shiva incarnation of Hinduism, and made a syncretic fusion of Shintoism and Buddhism with Ohkuninushi-no-Mikoto in Edo era. He has a big bag on his back, a mallet of luck in his hand and put a hood on, and such his style is generally well known. He has faith widely as the God of fertility who holds the earth and foods.</p>
<p>Seven Lucky Gods Origin<br />The Seven Lucky Gods represent a blend of indigenous Japanese religion and Buddhism into a uniquely Japanese belief. This divine group consists of the seven gods named Ebisu, Hotei, Benzaiten, Bishamonten, Daikokuten, Jurojin, and Fukurokuju. These deities have their origins in ancient gods of fortune in Hinduism, Buddhism, Daoism, Shinto, and other sources. According to the Humane King Sutra (Humane King State-Protection Perfection of Wisdom Sutra), paying homage to these deities will serve to avoid seven misfortunes and be bless with seven fortunes. This belief began around the end of Japan's Muromachi Period. It became popular among common people during the Edo Period, and has been handed down to modern times.</p>
<p>* Seven misfortunes: solar and lunar abnormalities, planetary abnormalities, wind damage, water damage, fire, drought, theft. Seven fortunes: long life, prosperity, popularity, integrity, influence, love and respect, abundance.</p>25https://g-shock.co.uk/media/catalog/product/g/x/gx-56sjg-1_jf_n.jpgGX-56SLG-1DRadd-to-cartlow-stockproduct_friendly_name:Seven Lucky Gods Collection - DaikokutenSeven Lucky Gods Collection - Daikokuten200 Metres Water Resistant+/- 15 seconds per month5 Daily Alarms: Each will sound every day at the time you set, Hourly time signal: The watch beeps every hour on the hour, Snooze functionOnce set, the automatic calendar always displays the correct dateResinAn indicator shows the current battery charge levelApproximately 27 months on rechargeable battery (operation period when stored in total darkness with the power save function on after full charge)Countdown Range: 24 hours, Measuring Unit: 1 secondThe current date and week day are displayed on the watch faceThe current date is displayed on the watch face55.5 x 53.6 x 17.5 mmFull Auto Light: In low light, the watch face will illuminate automatically when you tilt your wrist towards you, Selectable illumination duration (1.5 seconds or 3 seconds), With afterglowSuitable for professional diving-10 °C/ 14°FHard glass resists scratchingDirt and Mud Resistant construction keeps soil, debris and rubble from getting into the watchThe button tones on the mode button can be switched off for discreet operation. Pre-set alarm or timer functions remain active.After the Alert: The following operations are stopped to save power: all hand movement (excluding the day indicator), Bluetooth connection, if applicable, and alarmsPatented Hollow Core Guard Structure protects against impact and vibrationA high-capacity solar-charging system harnesses the power of any light source for reliable watch operation with minimal impact to the environment.Measuring Capacity: 24 hours, Measuring Modes: Elapsed time, split time, Measuring Unit: 1/100th secondDisplays the current time in major cities and specific areas around the world
