Casio G-Shock's newest models for its Master of G Series feature a vintage-inspired black and gold color scheme. The new Gulfmaster model (GN1000GB-1A) and Mudmaster model (GG1000GB-1A) are a part of the MUDMASTER line of watches within the Master of G Series.
With inspiration from tools and machinery, the gold accents on both the GN1000GB-1A and GG1000GB-1A are designed to have a weathered look, as if they’ve endured years of service. The bezel on the GULFMASTER GN1000GB-1A recalls a ship’s porthole that’s been exposed to wind and rain, while the gold detail on the MUDMASTER GG1000GB-1A takes on the appearance of tools that have been polished by digging in the ground.
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Both models feature Twin Sensor technology. The sensors are used to control compass bearing and also to measure temperatures. The new watches are also equipped with a bearing memory that indicates the bearing from a starting point to a destination, enabling wearers to quickly check if they are on course. The thermometer sensor measures temperatures as low as -10°C (14°F) and as high as 60°C (140°F). The measuring unit is 0.1 C or 0.2°F.
In addition to Shock Resistance, 200-meter Water Resistance, World Time with 31 time zones that include 48 cities + UTC, 1/100th second Stopwatch with split time, elapsed time, measuring modes as well as first and second place timing, Countdown Timer, 5 Daily Alarms, Full Auto Calendar, and Auto LED light (Super Illuminator), the Gulfmaster model also features a Moon Graph and Tide Indicator.
The Casio G-Shock Master of G Vintage Gold GN1000GB-1A has a case size of 53.4mm and will retail for $300, and the GG1000GB-1A has a case size of 55.3mm and will retail for $320. Both models will be available August 2016 at Macy’s, select fashion boutiques, the G-Shock NYC Soho store and www.gshock.com.
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