Casio G-Shock GSTB300SD

Casio G-Shock GSTB300SD 51mm Carbon fiber

Casio G-Shock GSTB300SD 51mm Carbon fiber 1

Casio G-Shock GSTB300SD 51mm Carbon fiber 2

Casio G-Shock GSTB300SD 51mm Carbon fiber 3

SourceECJ Luxe Collection

Listed Since59 days

Condition-

Year of Production-

Case Size51mm

Case MaterialCarbon fiber

Dial Color-

Bracelet/Strap-

Movement TypeSolar

BoxNo

PapersNo

LocationUnited States

Price 400 USD

Description

G-Shock GSTB300SD-1A

Module: 5631 Size of case: 51×50×14.5mm Total weight: 185g Shock Resistant Carbon Core Guard structure Mineral Glass Neobrite 200-meter water resistance Case / bezel material: Carbon / Stainless steel Bluetooth Smartphone Link 200M Water Resistant Solar Powered

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