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Casio G-Shock With Bluetooth–Taking a Watch to a Whole New Level

Casio has take the timepiece industry to the next level with the Casio G-SHOCK GRAVITYMASTER GPW2000-1A watch. This is the the first-ever Bluetooth connected model in the Master of G series. This GRAVITYMASTER, built specifically for aviation experts, features connected GPS capabilities including Mission Stamp – a function that will record time and location, transmitting the information via Bluetooth to a special Smartphone Link app.

By Fast Eddie

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Casio has take the timepiece industry to the next level with the Casio G-SHOCK GRAVITYMASTER Watch. This is the the first-ever Bluetooth connected model in the Master of G series. This GRAVITYMASTER, built specifically for aviation experts, features connected GPS capabilities including Mission Stamp – a function that will record time and location, transmitting the information via Bluetooth to a special Smartphone Link app.

Features of the Casio G-Shock GRAVITYMASTER Watch

Longitude indicator in addition to a latitude indicator
Sapphire crystal for minimal scratching
Carbon fiber second hand
Carbon fiber insert band and a unique carbon band lock insert which prevents loosening due to heavy vibrations
Triple time adjust made possible via Bluetooth Connectivity and G-SHOCK’s GPS Hybrid Wave Ceptor technology, providing accurate timekeeping virtually anywhere, ensured by receiving GPS satellite signals or terrestrial radio signals from up to six transmitters worldwide
Shock resistance and 200M water resistance
Magnetic resistance
Full auto super LED light
Dual-dial world time (auto time zone, 28 cities + UTC)
Daily alarm
24-hour stopwatch
24-hour countdown timer
57.1mm case

Want something with more of an “earthy” look. Try the Casio G-Shock Mudmaster.

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