G - SHOCK - MRGB2100B - 1A - CASIO Australia
G - SHOCK - MRGB2100B - 1A - CASIO Australia
G - SHOCK - MRGB2100B - 1A - CASIO Australia
G - SHOCK - MRGB2100B - 1A - CASIO Australia
G - SHOCK - MRGB2100B - 1A - CASIO Australia
G - SHOCK - MRGB2100B - 1A - CASIO Australia
G - SHOCK - MRGB2100B - 1A - CASIO Australia
G - SHOCK - MRGB2100B - 1A - CASIO Australia
G - SHOCK - MRGB2100B - 1A - CASIO Australia
G - SHOCK - MRGB2100B - 1A - CASIO Australia
G - SHOCK - MRGB2100B - 1A - CASIO Australia
G - SHOCK - MRGB2100B - 1A - CASIO Australia

MRGB2100B-1A

MR-G

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Introducing the first of the 2100 line of iconic G-SHOCK styles to bear the MR-G name.

A study in metal craftsmanship, the MRG-B2100 features case and bezel components made with the super-hard titanium alloy, Ti64. The bezel top is fashioned from COBARION, an alloy that is four times harder than pure titanium and has a brilliant gleam comparable to platinum. The band is made of another special titanium alloy, DAT55G, which is both extremely hard and highly workable. The bezel alone consists of 27 different components, each individually polished for a stunning detailed texture. The state-of-the-art Multi-Guard Structure incorporates buffers between the parts of the multi-component bezel and case to ensure outstanding shock absorption for the bezel, and protects the dedicated MR-G module with a gold-plated retainer plate.

We make the most of these extra-hard alloys, and their scratch-resistance and ability to stand up to mirror finishing, with extensive use of lustrous mirror finishes and diamond-like carbon coating to add a brilliant black sheen.

The watch face is inspired by the traditional Japanese art of interlocking woodwork called kigumi, which like the bezel of this MRG-B2100 involves myriad small components. This traditional art is reflected in the intricately assembled two-part structure of the index marks and the depth and dimension of the latticework dial. The tiny openings in the face — craftwork that demands the very highest precision in processing technology — let enough light through to generate the solar power to keep you up to speed.

This masterpiece is more than just a splendid celebration of metal. It delivers outstanding functionality, as well, with radio-controlled calibration and smartphone pairing via Bluetooth®.

*COBARION is a registered trademark of the Iwate Industry Promotion Center and is manufactured exclusively by Eiwa Corporation. 
*DAT and DAT55G are registered trademarks of Daido Steel Co., Ltd.

Introducing the first of the 2100 line of iconic G-SHOCK styles to bear the MR-G name.

A study in metal craftsmanship, the MRG-B2100 features case and bezel components made with the super-hard titanium alloy, Ti64. The bezel top is fashioned from COBARION, an alloy that is four times harder than pure titanium and has a brilliant gleam comparable to platinum. The band is made of another special titanium alloy, DAT55G, which is both extremely hard and highly workable. The bezel alone consists of 27 different components, each individually polished for a stunning detailed texture. The state-of-the-art Multi-Guard Structure incorporates buffers between the parts of the multi-component bezel and case to ensure outstanding shock absorption for the bezel, and protects the dedicated MR-G module with a gold-plated retainer plate.

We make the most of these extra-hard alloys, and their scratch-resistance and ability to stand up to mirror finishing, with extensive use of lustrous mirror finishes and diamond-like carbon coating to add a brilliant black sheen.

The watch face is inspired by the traditional Japanese art of interlocking woodwork called kigumi, which like the bezel of this MRG-B2100 involves myriad small components. This traditional art is reflected in the intricately assembled two-part structure of the index marks and the depth and dimension of the latticework dial. The tiny openings in the face — craftwork that demands the very highest precision in processing technology — let enough light through to generate the solar power to keep you up to speed.

This masterpiece is more than just a splendid celebration of metal. It delivers outstanding functionality, as well, with radio-controlled calibration and smartphone pairing via Bluetooth®.

*COBARION is a registered trademark of the Iwate Industry Promotion Center and is manufactured exclusively by Eiwa Corporation. 
*DAT and DAT55G are registered trademarks of Daido Steel Co., Ltd.

Band Type:

  • Titanium Band

Case and Bezel material:

  • Cobarion

Size:

49.5 × 44.4 × 13.6 mm

Colour:

Black

Compatible band size:

150 to 205 mm

Glass:

  • Sapphire Crystal with Anti-Reflective Coating

Weight:

122 g

Water resistance:

  • 200 M

Smartphone Link feature:

  • Mobile link (Wireless linking using Bluetooth®)
  • Auto time adjustment
  • Easy Watch Setting
  • Approximately 300 world time cities
  • Time & place
  • Reminder
  • Phone Finder

Light:

LED light (Super Illuminator)
Afterglow

Calendar:

  • Full auto-calendar (to year 2099)

Energy saving feature:

  • Power Saving (Display goes blank to save power when the watch is left in the dark)

Construction:

Shock Resistant
Magnetic Resistant

Time Adjustment:

  • Bluetooth: Connects to a smartphone and automatically adjusts the time

Power supply and battery life:

Tough Solar (Solar powered)

Surface treatment:

Diamond Like Coating

Light Color:

  • White

Accuracy:

  • ±15 seconds per month (with no signal calibration and mobile link function)

Run time:

Approx. battery operating time:
5 months on rechargeable battery (operation period with normal use without exposure to light after charge)
18 months on rechargeable battery (operation period when stored in total darkness with the power save function on after full charge)

Other features:

Regular timekeeping:
Analog: 3 hands (hour, minute (hand moves every 10 seconds), second), 1 dial (mode)
Date display
Day indicator

Apps:

  • CASIO WATCHES

Product Features

Multi-component structure enabling most sophisticated polish ever

The bezel is formed from a total of 27 separate components instead of a single piece. Each part is polished prior to assembly to give the watch a distortion-free finish, right down to the most challenging spots, like recessed portions. The band, too, has dimpled portions constructed with separate componentry. The artisanal craftwork shines through each and every component — just look at the stunning, distortion-free mirror finishes created with Sallaz polishing.

Multi-Guard Structure with the toughness to support an intricate form

Buffering is inserted between the parts of the multi-component bezel and case, providing excellent shock-absorption to help absorb impacts to the module.

Super-hard alloys developed in Japan, combining strength with beauty

The top bezel is made with COBARION, an alloy boasting a hardness about four times that of pure titanium and a brilliant gleam comparable to platinum. The band links employ DAT55G, a titanium alloy with a hardness about three times that of pure titanium that offers excellent processability. With these super-hard alloys developed in Japan, Casio achieved an exterior design that ensures both strength and beauty. A special Ti64 titanium alloy is used for the case, case back and buttons.

*COBARION is a trademark of a cobalt-chromium alloy manufactured exclusively by Eiwa Corporation.
*DAT and DAT55G are registered trademarks of Daido Steel Co., Ltd.

Dial design inspired by kigumi concept from Japanese aesthetics

The dial design incorporates special decorative aspects inspired by traditional Japanese kigumi wooden joinery techniques. The base surface is given a corrugated form with an intricate series of openings to create a geometric pattern beautifully expressing a latticework worldview. The elaborate series of openings in the face let enough light through for solar power generation, allowing the dial to be given a profound metallic black finish. In addition, the index mark at 12 o’clock features an intricately assembled two-part structure. This kind of craftwork, which demands the very highest precision, is only possible thanks to the fine processing technologies of Yamagata Casio.

*Graphic illustrates light passing through the open latticework pattern on the dial.

Kigumi
Kigumi is a traditional Japanese construction method and woodworking technique used for wooden joinery without the use of nails or other metal fittings. It has been employed since the Heian period (794–1185) to build wooden structures, including shrines and temples, as well as wooden fixtures. With the stunning degree of precision the technique uses to create forms with both structural strength and artistic design sensibility, kigumi is considered an artisanal form of craftwork. Such wooden framework techniques producing intricate geometric patterns can be observed in traditional handicrafts, as well.

Slim case with a shock-resistant crown

A slimmed down form of the original MR-G Clad Guard Structure allows the incorporation of componentry to guard the crown. This makes it possible to maintain the streamlined profile of the 2100 line while also giving the crown shock resistance. A special construction keeps the MR-G logo, engraved on the crown, horizontally aligned when the crown is screw-locked.