Casio G-shock Mudmaster

Casio have added a new high-end model to their G-Shock family, the great looking GWG-1000 Mudmaster. As with other G-Shock models the Mudmaster is shock-resistan, but is also constructed to resist mud and vibration so that it can be useful in a variety of harsh land environments, like the desert or mud. Notable features include an analog/digital hybrid display, triple sensor with compass bearing, altimeter/barometer, temperature, tough solar charging and Multi Band 6 radio time synchronization, plus a 200-meter water resistance, and low-temperature resistance to -10°C (14°F). Available with black, olive or yellow strap. watch the video

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