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Fernando's recent acquisition of G-Shock watches highlights a growing trend among collectors: embracing robust, practical timepieces for active lifestyles. His post delves into the appeal of G-Shocks, particularly their analog readability and user-friendliness, while cautioning against their addictive nature. This article explores the community's shared enthusiasm and insights into these durable Casio mainstays.
It's a tough and versatile quartz, with the fair price of such a movement 😉 I was looking for the steel one 😎
They’re great for what they’re designed for they’re tough and robust and capable of taking the knocks. I especially like the casioaks (I have a couple) as I find them quite smart as well as tough and the all black version can easy Be dressed up and worn with a shirt imho : )
Have to admit i like it a lot .
I started years ago and now have nearly 30 of them - it can become addictive.... First I went for some bright colors to match dress style and cars. Later on I discovered the range of MRG G-Shock which are incredible for gardening and other heavy duties. And now I am collecting highly limited editions which show up in figures of about 5 for whole Europe (the rest stays in Asia within a huge collectors community) - thanks to a good collectors relationship with Casio HQ they offer me each new limit
the others i first have to take a picture of
I like mine because of the dual 24 h dials and that it's solar/radio-controlled. Best, -- Richard.
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