LuxuryWatchesNew G-Shock Mudman takes inspiration from a rare iguana and may be equally illusiveBased on the new Mudman design, the Earthwatch G-Shock is green in more ways than oneWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
LuxuryWatchesNew G-Shock Mudman takes inspiration from a rare iguana and may be equally illusiveBased on the new Mudman design, the Earthwatch G-Shock is green in more ways than oneWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
Based on the new Mudman design, the Earthwatch G-Shock is green in more ways than one
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
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Casio recently unveiled anall-new G-Shock Mudmanrange with a “completely redesigned” look. Coming in Rescue Orange, Military Green and Tactical Black, it looks as good as it is tough.
Now there’s another model to add to the mix, and this one is even more green – in more ways that one.
Built in collaboration with environmental group Earthwatch, the G-Shock GW-9500KJ-3JR has been crafted around the colours and style of the endangered Hirobi Fiji iguana. And the watch may turn out to be almost as rare as there are signs that it may never make its way out of Japan.
That’s a huge shame as not only is it a stunning entry into the Master of G series, but it carries a great message too.
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The watch’s construction is made from renewable biomass plastic, and even the packaging is crafted from recycled paper.
Plus, as with other timepieces in the new Mudman range, it sports Tough Solar charging technology to ensure you never have to change the battery.
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Operability is the same as other G-Shock Mudman models too. The GW-9500KJ has the same dual-later LCD face, which shows a digital compass on the top layer, so users can still see time and measurements underneath.
There’s 200-metres water resistance, as with most other G-Shocks, plus the brand’s trademark shock proofing.
Sadly, at present, it doesn’t look like it’ll make its way out of Japan in any significant fashion, althoughG-Centralnotes that you may see limited stock appearing in flagship stores elsewhere.
It will beavailable in November priced at 59,400 yen, which equates to around £326 at today’s exchange rate. That’s just a touch less thanthe models that are available in the UK.
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