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CASIO BABY G BA110XRG-1A BLACK WATCH
From BABY-G, the casual watch for active women, comes a collection of new models with designs accented with rose gold metallic elements, based on the popular mannish design BA-110. -
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CASIO BABY G BA110XRG-7A WHITE WATCH
From BABY-G, the casual watch for active women, comes a collection of new models with designs accented with rose gold metallic elements, based on the popular mannish design BA-110. -
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CASIO BABY-G PINK BGA280BA-4A WATCH
Savor the sophistication of a shock-resistant BABY-G with casual metallic accents to go with your active life. Subtle shine and muted colors play across the round, multi-layered face design of the BGA-280. The bezel ring and index marks in glossy metallic complete the sharp, yet casual look. Featuring simplicity in design, total utility, and on-point accents , these stylish watches deliver practicality, too, with shock-resistant construction and water resistance up to 100 meters.
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GD010CE-5
Check all the boxes with a striking timepiece that is easy to use, comfortable to wear, and built for longevity. Introducing a large-case G-SHOCK with long-lasting battery to complement your nature-minded lifestyle. The GD010 deliver the shock-resistance to withstand hard use and a battery that lasts for 10 years. Key resin components are made with bio-based resin, a material expected to help reduce environmental impact. The band employs CORDURA® re/cor™, made from highly durable CORDURA® fiber and recycled PET plastic fiber, and is colored with FOOD TEXTILE dyes made from echinacea extracts, yielding gentle, naturally derived hues. Both of these watches add a touch of cool, nature-minded design that moves with ease from casual settings to work situations. * CORDURA® is a registered trademark of INVISTA for durable fabrics. FOOD TEXTILE A brand of a fashion industry project focusing on reusing food waste to produce original dyes and providing threads and fabrics colored using these dyes. The project supports a sustainable lifestyle with the concept of “breathing new life into what would otherwise go to waste.”
