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Casio Debuts Limited Edition G-Shock GMWB5000TR-9 Watch
Color, in many ways, is the current frontier of watch design. As brands across the industry are releasing designs with more dial colors than nearly any other time in modern watchmaking history, advancements in materials and case coatings have allowed cases and bracelets to become a new canvas for chromatic experimentation. With the depth and breadth of the massive G-Shock line, Casio carries one of the most colorful stables in modern watchmaking, but for its latest release it pushes both color coatings and metallurgy to bold new heights. As much a technical showcase as it is a wearable watch, the new limited edition Casio G-Shock GMWB5000TR-9 offers a striking multichromatic take on the classic rugged full metal G-Shock design.The 43.2mm by 49.3mm case of the Casio G-Shock GMWB5000TR-9 follows the original G-Shock's mix of industrial and organic cues with its squared off integrated bracelet design. Where this familiar shape takes a turn, however, is with its materials. Full metal inter
Black & Blue Fighters: The Kobold Phantom Tactical & Sinn 203 Arktis Watches
Please don’t make me choose one of the two. Both are highly desirable to me. Are you really going to make them fight for my affection? I wonder who would win. Here you have two Valjoux 7750 automatic movement based watches from American and Germany, though the movements are Swiss.The Kobold Phantom is the epitome of the tactical black watch. Housed in PVD coated steel, the large and rugged watch is the very apex of its genre. Being features on such shows as “24,” and having a fond place on the wrists of professionally active people all over, the market is rich for these highly demand watches. Quality is top-notch for a tool watch, that does happen to look good. Like the Sinn, Kobold watches are tested for reliability and accuracy in a ton of harsh conditions including high heat, severe cold, deep depths, magnetic fields, and oppressive shock.