Baselworld 2013: Casio Releases G-Shock's 30th Anniversary Edition
Casio's G-Shock has always been an unquestionably fresh, energetic, but also - with its countless editions - a superbly professional wristwatch, with durability and richness in features scarcely paralleled by other pieces. It has?been owned - or to say at least?acknowledged by - watch nerds, enthusiasts, and "normal" human beings alike. This recognized and beloved timepiece just turned 30 years old and?Casio is celebrating with a limited edition of 5,000 pieces.The model of choice is the DW-6900 series characterized by the round shape that came as a result of an extended search of toughness and durability. This model in fact is the most popular G-Shock model ever. The watch now comes in a "lustrous metallic silver" finish - as they say, as a symbol of future progress. You can find this piece represented by the 7-meters tall G-Shock in the motif on display in the Casio booth at Baselworld 2013 - as an interesting note that two stories height of a drop is easily survived by a G-Shock.In

Joined the Family!
So happy! Perfect partner for my black DaytonaC!

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Now part of the Panerai Club
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Yachtmaster on a NATO
Not sure I like it 100%. Any suggestions for the yacht-master on straps. Doesn't matter what kind of strap, I would like to see what everyone has Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk