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MR-G in bright sun light
When I passed the 'Paris Casio Boutique' on the day the Mr-G was launched, I saw this unique titanium 'G-Shock Square' for the first time.
I had never been to a Casio Boutique before, and I was impressed by the cool and passionate staff.
It is a watch that one needs to see and feel in the flesh, to realise how different a MR-G really is.
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MR-G in bright sun light
When I passed the 'Paris Casio Boutique' on the day the Mr-G was launched, I saw this unique titanium 'G-Shock Square' for the first time. I had never been to a Casio Boutique before, and I was impressed by the cool and passionate staff. It is a watch tha...
I like it!
Great details once you start paying attention. I still dont have a G, need to correct that at some point!
I got the same one!
It looks so good in the raw titanium. I have the regular steel and this MRG is just so crispy.
Thank you Clementkc. The crispiness not only comes from the titanium
but from the different parts, the case is made of. And the hand finishing of the many parts of the case and bracelet. GEO
Their collection is huge
And I can imagine you would like to ad an other one. Do you prefer positive or negative screens? GEO
I do prefer positive screens
In a way, I find them much better and easier to read, than the negative screens. But this seems to be very personal. I think InHavenPro has suchb a Casio as you have; the CasioOak. GEO
Super nice.
I have a green CasiOak. That one in Ti looks particularly smooth! Cheers, Filip
