My Casio G-Shock Rangeman Reaching 1,000 Hours on the Stopwatch

The GW-9400 is one of the most well-regarded G-Shock watches you can find today. It's built like a tank. It's tough. It's huge. It's packed with features including "Multiband 6" for atomic time reception, Tough Solar for continuous power without having to change batteries, a "Triple Sensor" for a compass, a barometer and a thermometer (with a barometric altimeter function) and so much more! One of its unique features (which is only available on very few watches) is the one thousand hour stopwatch. That's right. If you don't stop the stopwatch it will count all the way up to one thousand hours. Then, if you still don't stop it, it will reset to zero and keep going to one thousand hours again. But what if you want to watch the exact moment when the watch reaches the one thousand hour mark? Well, that's going to be 41 days plus 16 hours after you started the stopwatch. Are you really going to pay attention after 41 days or will you forget you have the stopwatch running? Will you miss the big moment? Well, have no fear. I've recorded that moment on my Rangeman watch so that you can see it in this video. But you tell me. How would you use the full potential of a one thousand hour stopwatch? What are you timing which lasts that long? Most of my G-Shocks have stopwatches which will count to 24 hours before they reset and restart. I keep thinking that's more than enough hours for a stopwatch to track for me. But, again, what do YOU want to time which lasts longer than 24 hours?