Juniper Foo | Apr 24, 2007

Used to be when some of us were suckers for G-Shock watches, before Swatch stole its thunder as the timepiece to collect. To each its time. Though G-Shock watches have lost their Baby-G charm, Casio's hardy series still continues to tough it out in the rugged category. Its latest, The MRG-7500, claims to be its toughest model to date, encased in a shock-resistent metal housing and a virtually unbreakable sapphire glass. What's cool? Besides a plethora of bells and whistles, it recharges itself on solar power, so no need to worry about a battery meltdown. What's not cool? This oughta be renamed S-Shock, for sticker shock.
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Price: 189,000 yen (US$1,585.80)
Availability: Watch shops, more info at
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Device: Rugged watch
Specs: Shock resistant structural, 20 atmosphere waterproofing, Stopwatch (1/20 seconds: 60 min meters), alarm, full automatic calendar, worldwide 27 city world times (daylight-saving time correspondence), Tough solar, 50.4 x 46.8 x 14.6mm, 113g
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