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Casios have 2 time modes.The 12 hour mode (am,pm) and the so called "military time" 24 hour mode.When your set time,date,year there is an option 12H or 24H.Choose the 12H by pressing the lower right button when in setting procedure,I say again.Press tthe upper left "ADJUST" button to finish the procedure.
I have a G Shock DW-004 made in 1997. I had this same problem, and I tried everything to change TO military time and back to standard time. I just read the bit to try and was about to do it. I pressed the top left button to get the time to flash, and hit the light button by accident (the one with the big G on it) and VIOLA! It changed to military time. So in my model, anyway, the G light button (under the display on the edge of the watch body) changed the time to military from standard and back again, when the time is flashing.
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