Cool Hunting
One might think the Casio G-Shock MTG 1500-1A was James Bond ready with its super sleek exterior and 6 Atomic Timekeeping technology. This tougher than nails watch is comprised of stainless steel and resin. Virtually indestructible, it is shock and water resistant up to 200m.
Features include a full auto LED backlight, 1/100 Second Stopwatch and 4 daily alarms. For superior accuracy and increased reliability, Tough Movement automatically checks and adjusts hand positioning at fifty-five minutes after every hour despite extreme shocks and vibrations. Even better, the G-Shock MTG 1500-1A features self-adjusting multi-band 6 atomic time keeping. Multi-band 6 is the worlds first radio-control system built to receive time calibration signals from up to six transmission stations—two in Japan and one each in North America, the United Kingdom and Germany, plus a new station in China. These technologies come together to create one of the most accurate watches on the market.
The G-Shock MTG 1500-1A also features a small solar power panel, making the need to replace the battery almost obsolete. Perfect for any occasion whether it's a business meeting or the rugged outdoors, purchase it at G-Shock for $500.
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