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ANALOG-DIGITAL – GA-B2100DF-1AJR

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  • SKU: WESR5359670674
  • Product Category: Brand watches
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Product Specs Band length 145-215mm Weight 52g Display type Analog/Digital Band material Resin band Specifications 1 Water resistance: 20 ATM Specifications 2 Case size: 48.5...

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Product Specs

Band length 145-215mm
Weight 52g
Display type Analog/Digital
Band material Resin band
Specifications 1 Water resistance: 20 ATM
Specifications 2 Case size: 48.5 x 45.4 x 11.9mm

Product Features

Introducing a special edition G-SHOCK that blends nature-inspired design with cutting-edge features!
This series was created in collaboration with the Charles Darwin Foundation, featuring the unique animals that inhabit the Galpagos Islands.

GA-B2100DF-1A [Galpagos Albatross Model]
The beautiful plumage of the Galpagos albatrossthe only albatross species found in the tropicsis captured in a black bezel and gray band.
The vivid yellow of its beak is incorporated into the hour markers, creating a sophisticated look.

GA-B2100DF-4A [Galpagos Red Rock Crab Model]
Inspired by the Galpagos Red Rock Crab, which is entirely red, the entire watch is unified in a vivid red color scheme.
It features a design with outstanding presence.

Special Edition Details
The dial features a design inspired by the topography of the Galpagos Islands
The small hand and ring at the 9 oclock position feature stylized animal motifs
The case back is engraved with the Charles Darwin Foundation logo
The band bears the message Apoyo la conservaci?n de Galpagos (I support the conservation of the Galpagos) in Spanish
Equipped with Smartphone Link and Tough Solar
Comes with a special package that does not use resin materials

For all nature lovers.
Get your hands on this special G-SHOCK that lets you feel the charm of the Galpagos right on your wrist.

* Biomass plastic is used for the main resin parts of the bezel and band. Made from renewable organic resources, it is expected to contribute to reducing environmental impact.

[Charles Darwin Foundation]
The Charles Darwin Foundation is an international nonprofit organization that first began conservation activities in the Galpagos in 1959 and operates the Charles Darwin Research Station.
Currently, more than 100 staff members from around the world are engaged in a variety of activities, including research on the Galpagos Islands terrestrial and marine wildlife and ecosystems, nature conservation efforts on the islands, and environmental education for local residents.

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