The Casio G-SHOCK MR-G MRG-G2000CB-1AJR represents the pinnacle of the G-SHOCK lineup, crafted entirely in Japan with a premium titanium case and bracelet. It combines GPS timekeeping, Bluetooth smartphone connectivity, and solar power in a robust 200m water-resistant package. The bezel features Cobarion, a high-hardness Japanese alloy with brilliance comparable to platinum.

• Overall very good condition with no prominent scratches or dirt.
• Minor light scratches on the case and bracelet.
• Scratch present on the crystal.
• Fully operational and tested.
• Includes the original box; inner cushion inside the box is missing.
• No warranty papers or other accessories included.
• There may also be other minor scratches, dents, stains, or signs of use.
• As this is a pre-owned item, water resistance is not guaranteed.

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Orders are dispatched within 5 business days of cleared payment. Delivery time varies by destination and service.

U.S. buyers — items under USD 2,000: Import duties and taxes are already included in the price (DDP — Delivered Duty Paid). You will not be charged any additional customs fees upon delivery.

U.S. buyers — items USD 2,000 and above: Watches priced at USD 2,000 or more fall under eBay's Authenticity Guarantee and are first sent to the authentication center in Japan before being forwarded to you. For this reason they ship DDU (Delivered Duty Unpaid): import duties and taxes are not included and are the buyer's responsibility, normally collected by the carrier upon delivery.

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