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Casio G-Shock G-D5000-9JR Is Solid 18ct Gold & Costs $70,000
Casio celebrates the 35th anniversary of the original G-Shock with style that would put even the most self-indulgent Swiss brands to shame: by launching the solid 18ct gold, 70,000-dollar Casio G-Shock G-D5000-9JR ‘Solid Gold’, running for around 500-times the cost of your average G-Shock. Available in just 35 numbered examples, the?G-D5000-9JR is destined to be as heavy on your wrist, as it is on your eyes and your wallet.Have You Ever…?Have you ever seen a solid 18ct gold cased watch, with a gold case, bezel and bracelet, get catapulted into a block of concrete? Head-on? In slow motion? And then get smacked hard from behind by a massive, flinging hammer? Two minutes ago I too would have said “No, I haven’t!”-but now I have, and I’m glad I did… And best of all, you can too, just click or tap on the YouTube video above to witness the glory of an all-gold G-Shock finally being put to the test.
Longines Conquest Classic Chronograph Watch Review
The Longines Conquest Classic Chronograph is everything its name implies?it to be: a tri-compax chronograph with traditional design elements,?made as part of the brand’s?Conquest collection and hence styled to represent what Longines likes to call “sporting elegance.” We went on to spend some wrist-time with it, as it was the timepiece handed out to the winning jockey of this year’s stop in the Triple Crown race of thoroughbred horses. In 2014, Longines continued their long support of professional equestrian sport as the official timekeeper for the Triple Crown. And while California Chrome offered up a disappointing show at the Belmont Stakes, Longines stayed the course, as they have for well over one hundred years.Last year, we attended the 139th Running of the Kentucky Derby, and were treated to a hands-on review of their Saint Imier Chronograph, the watch presented to the winning jockeys. This year, we joined Longines in Baltimore for the running of the Preak