G-Shock GM-5600 Metal Bezel Watch

Casio recently released a more affordable classic-style G-Shock with a stainless steel bezel. The squarish 5600 is the modern incarnation of the iconic original G-Shock that debuted in 1983, this version comes with a durable stainless steel bezel that makes it tougher. Features include the usual shock resistance, 200-meter water resistance, stopwatch, countdown timer, a multi-function alarm, hourly time signal, full-auto calendar, 12/24 hour format, flash alerts, and EL backlight with afterglow. Available in two versions - silver or black, both with negative LCD displays.

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OAK & OSCAR JACKSON WATCH

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