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Casio Computer Co has announced the latest new G-SHOCK MT-G shock-resistant watch. The new MTG-S1000V watch has a vintage look achieved by Aged IP treatment.
The MT-G Metal Twisted line pairs the outstanding shock-resistance of G-SHOCK watches with sophisticated metal finishes that go great with a business suit. The original MTG-S1000, released in 2013, is particularly well-regarded for its solid look and the shock-resistance delivered by its new Core Guard Structure.
The central core module, made from resin, is protected by an inner case that is enclosed in a metal frame as if the case is floating inside the frame. The frame is secured to the bezel and back case with four pipes to guard the module from impacts.
The new MTG-S1000V adds a black ion plating finish to the tough and elegant look of the original MTG-S1000 watch. The ion plating is then partly buffed off to give the watch a vintage look that brings to mind the other prized possessions of tougher men—cars, motorcycles, lighters, and leather gear. The watch features Triple G Resist construction for the ultimate in durability, and it has useful features such as dual dial world time to instantly tell the time in two locations. The MTG-S1000V is a great tool for men who lead active lives and demand rugged performance.
Like the MTG-S1000 watch, the new MTG-S1000V watch, including its movement, is made at the Premium Production Line of Yamagata Casio Co., Ltd., which is renowned for engineering excellence and quality. The MTG-S1000V delivers all the toughness and reliability a man expects of a premium Made in Japan watch.
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1glenn
I have an old G-shock that I am very fond of. It is solar powered, and sets its own time from the atomic clock facility in Colorado. Had to get the band repaired once, but other than that it has been carefree.
ebisen
yeah, my g-shock GW-3000 is also solar powered and sets itself to the local time worlwide according to all six atomic sync bands... It also works for months withouth being actualy in the sun (or light). It can go 200 m under the sea, and be dropped from 20 meters without breaking... all this for less than 500 USD. G-Shocks are extremly reliable and really excellent watches (although affciniados would say they're only displays for a big atomic clock somewhere far away, which is also fine with me :) )