Casio G-Shock Unveils Latest Colorway for Men's Mudmaster
Casio G-Shock has unveiled the latest color addition to the rugged men's Mudmaster line (GG1000-1A8) in dark shades of blue and black. Part of the Master of G series, the timepiece is geared toward those who work in the toughest of conditions
Casio G-Shock has unveiled the latest color addition to the rugged men's Mudmaster line (GG1000-1A8) in dark shades of blue and black—perfect for the upcoming winter months. Part of the Master of G series, the timepiece is geared toward those who work in the toughest of conditions and is best known for its mud-resistant structure.
The watch, which is built to withstand extreme weather, features a cylindrical guard structure with multiple gaskets on the pipes that guide the buttons and shaft to prevent mud, dust, and debris from entering the watch, as well as a textured band and large buttons to enhance button operation even while wearing gloves.
Other premium features include G-Shock's Twin Sensor technology, which allows the Mudmaster to accurately determine compass bearing and temperature. With its wide range of special features, the GG1000-1A8 is made to withstand any adventures off the beaten track. A video showcasing the GG1000-1A8 Mudmaster has been created and can be viewed here: https://bit.ly/GG1000V.
Each model also comes equipped with standard G-Shock technology and additional features including:
200M Water Resistance
Shock Resistance
Auto Super Illuminator LED Light
World Time (31Time Zones/48 Cities)
4 Daily Alarms and 1 Snooze
1/100th Second Stopwatch
Countdown Timer
12/24hr Military Time Format
55.3mm case
The GG1000-1A8 will retail for $320 USD and will be available for purchase this September at gshock.com, select Macy's, select jewelers, and the G-Shock Soho store.
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