Casio - MRGG1000HG-9A MR-G G1000 Hammertone Gold
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| Brand: | Casio |
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| Family: | MR-G |
| Reference: | MRGG1000HG-9A (aka: MRGG1000HG-9AER) |
| Name: | MR-G G1000 Hammertone Gold |
| Movement: |
Casio caliber 5411
World Time, Hours, Minutes, Seconds | Perpetual Calendar, Date, Day | Chronograph, Countdown | Alarm | Atomic Sync, GPS, Solar Charging
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| Produced: | 2016 |
| Limited: | Yes, 300 units |
Case
| Material: | Titanium |
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| Coating: | IP |
| Glass: | Sapphire |
| Back: | Closed |
| Shape: | Round |
| Diameter: | 54.70 mm |
| Height: | 16.90 mm |
| W/R: | 200.00 m |
Dial
| Color: | Black |
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| Indexes: | Stick / Dot |
| Hands: | Sword |
Price in euro
Casio MRGG1000HG-9A description
The MR-G is the most high-end of all Casio collections. The present MRGG1000DC-1A features an elaborate titanium case with DLC-coated elements, finished to a high degree and topped-off by a glareproof sapphire crystal. Time is automatically adjusted -when needed- using both GPS and radio signals, while its battery is charged by solar cells on the dial. The MR-G G1000 is also fitted with Casio's 'Tough Movement' technology, which regularly checks and corrects the relative hand position.
The MR-G Hammertone Gold was introduced celebration of the 20th anniversary of the MR-G collection in 2016.
his is the second collaboration with third generation master metal craftsman Bihou Asano, who individually hammered each bezel and band of 300 watches using the Tsu-i-ki technique: a traditional craft method that creates unique relief patterns through hammering. The Tsu-i-ki method has been used to create parts of the Japanese Railway and Bullet Train.
Size: 54.7 x 49.8 x 16.9mm
Weight: 153g
Battery: CLB2016
