GA-400 – Rotary Switch G-Shock

New colorways are soon to be added to the recently introduced GA-400 category: analog-digital, mostly edgy street fashion designed to appeal to those looking for a skateboard/sneakerhead ’90s style of big and extra-bold watch statement.

This model, set to be released in October, 2014, features the convenience of a rotary switch that makes its operation simpler than the previous all-button G-Shock models we’ve been used to, and hints of Casio’s migration towards a more ubiquitous “smart” access control throughout their wrist watch product lines.

Along with the standard features on the GA models, this watch has a longer battery lifespan expectancy of three years.

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..and can be very well lit up in the dark

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Of course, there is always the black model for the conservatives

Previous colorways and a more in-depth discussion of this model are here “Japanese Pop Culture Watch”.

Previously released

Happy G-Shock owners?

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