G-Shock Expands Forged Metal Collection With New GM110 Watches

These striking ana-digi timepieces feature forged metal bezels and sophisticated silver and gold colorways.

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Casio is dropping new models into its metal G-Shock GM110 line. These elegant new analog/digital models come with the usual powerhouse construction and some innovative colorways and offer the thing that has made G-Shock so popular: A sleek synthesis of style and function.

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Collectors and consumers familiar with the line can expect many of the same touches found in the GA110 line. The GM110s have gleaming metal bezels, both silver and gold-toned, and they’ve been engineered with what Casio says is “an intricate shaping process, followed by cutting and polishing steps to achieve a complex form, overall amplifying the stylish ruggedness and toughness.” 

G-Shocks are fantastic sports watches but some lines are engineered to go with everything from jeans to a tuxedo, and that certainly goes for the new GM110s. But they still have practical features like luminous hour and minute hands and raised indexes.

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GM110G-1A9 is the gold bezel version and GM110-1A is silver. The GM110B-1A is a muted, low-key gray trimmed with colorful rainbow highlights on the dial. The overall effect helps boost G-Shock’s Super Illuminator for maximum legibility.

Per Casio, here are the usual G-Shock features found in the new models as well:

  • 200M Water Resistance
  • Shock Resistance
  • Magnetic Resistance
  • Approximately 3 Years Battery Life
  • Super Illuminator Auto LED Light
  • 5 Daily Alarms ( w/ 1 Snooze Alarm)
  • 1/100 Sec. Stopwatch
  • World Time (31 Time Zones + UTC/48 Cities)
  • Countdown Timer
  • Full Auto Calendar

Learn more about the GM110G-1A9 and GM110B-1A from Casio’s dedicated website detailing all the available features here: www.gshock.com.

GM110 G-Shocks range in price from $200 for the GM110-1A to $230 for GM110G-1A9 and GM110B-1A. Look for them beginning this September wherever G-Shocks are sold—including the brand’s dedicated Soho Store—and at gshock.com

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