Casio G-Shock GDX6900CM Camo Watches
If there was ever a watch that could be rendered in camouflage and get away with it, it would be a Casio G-Shock. The new-for-2014 Casio G-Shock GDX6900CM collection isn't the first time we've seen Casio give?its famous Casio G-Shock collection a camo colorway, but these are a rather cool-looking set of watches. Casio even developed a new "3D Camo Print" technique that it is using for at least five new models this year, and the GDX6900CM-5 (greenish) and GDX6900CM-8 (grayish) models will be coming to the US this month.Military folk love Casio G-Shock watches for good reason. They are durable, useful, expendable, and affordable. If you want to complete a set of camouflage fatigues then one of these is the right way to go. These are both based on the Casio G-Shock GDX6900 series, which is an "extra large" version of the classic 6900 that really started everything for G-Shock around the world. As a larger version the case is a chunky 57.5mm wide, 53.9mm tall, and 20.4mm thick. It weighs j

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New 5711/1A
As a longtime Rolex and Panerai wearer, I am proud to finally contribute to this forum as well! It goes without saying that I love my newest acquisition and proudly present ...