Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A

Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A

$400.00

October 24, 1965 — the historic day when the RA272 delivered Honda’s first-ever Formula 1 victory at the Mexican Grand Prix. Celebrate this very special 60th anniversary with an EDIFICE-Honda collaboration that pays tribute to this legendary achievement. The EDIFICE design team worked closely with Honda, studying every detail of the RA272, the racing legend that sped to victory in...

  • Sku: ECB2300HR-1A
  • Available: instock
  • Vendor: G-Shock
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
Edifice Sospensione ECB2300HR-1A
$400.00

October 24, 1965 — the historic day when the RA272 delivered Honda’s first-ever Formula 1 victory at the Mexican Grand Prix. Celebrate this very special 60th anniversary with an EDIFICE-Honda collaboration that pays tribute to this legendary achievement. The EDIFICE design team worked closely with Honda, studying every detail of the RA272, the racing legend that sped to victory in the 1965 Mexican Grand Prix, to capture the spirit and engineering of this iconic car. Painted in authentic Championship White, the bezel takes on the exact color of the RA272, marking the first time the car’s distinctive hue has been applied to a watch exterior. The dial features the number “60” engraved in gold tones at the 60-minute mark to honor the anniversary of this historic victory, and the dial ring in red expresses the Hinomaru design painted on the body of the RA272. Each design detail tells its own story. The band loop carries the immortal words of team leader Yoshio Nakamura: Veni, Vidi, Vici — “I came, I saw, I conquered.” The long side of the band features RA272 engine specifications and original technical drawings. And the case back proudly displays the official logo commemorating this Honda triumph.

  • Model: ECB2300HR-1A
  • Collection: EDIFICE
  • Case Diameter (Mm): 50.2 × 45.8 × 11.8 mm
  • Gross Weight (G): 67 g
  • Case Material: Carbon / Stainless steel / Resin
  • Strap Material: Leather
  • Strap Type: Strap
  • Water Resistance: 100-meter
  • Time Adjustment: Bluetooth: Connects to a smartphone and automatically adjusts the time
  • Power Supply And Battery Life: Tough Solar (Solar powered)
  • Mobile Link: Wireless linking using Bluetooth®
  • App: CASIO WATCHES
  • App Features: Auto time adjustment, Easy watch setting, Approximately 300 world time cities, Stopwatch data transfer, Time & place, Phone finder
  • Glass Material: Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating
  • Compatible Band Size: 175 to 215 mm
  • Other: Neobrite
  • World Time: 38 time zones (38 cities + coordinated universal time), city code display, city name display, daylight saving on/off, auto summer time (DST) switching, Home city/World time city swapping
  • Stopwatch: 1/100-second stopwatch, Measuring capacity: 00'00''00~59'59''99 (first 60 minutes), 1:00'00~23:59'59 (after 60 minutes), Measuring unit: 1/100 second (first 60 minutes), 1 second (after 60 minutes), Measuring modes: Elapsed time, lap/split time
  • Timer: Countdown timer, Measuring unit: 1 second, Countdown range: 60 minutes, Countdown start time setting range: 1 second to 60 minutes
  • Alarm/Hourly Signal: 5 daily alarms (with progress beeper), Hourly time signal

Light:
Double LED light
LED light for the face (Super illuminator, selectable illumination duration (1.5 seconds or 3 seconds), afterglow)
LED backlight for the digital display (Super illuminator, selectable illumination duration (1.5 seconds or 3 seconds), afterglow)
Light color:
LED: White
Calendar: Full auto-calendar (to year 2099)
Mute feature: Button operation tone on/off
Energy saving feature: Power Saving (display goes blank to save power when the watch is left in the dark)
Battery display/alert: Battery level indicator
Run time: Approx. battery operating time:
7 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)
Accuracy: ±15 seconds per month (with no mobile link function)
Other features
12/24-hour format
Day display (days of the week selectable in six languages)
Hand shift feature (Hands move out of the way to provide an unobstructed view of digital display contents.)
Regular timekeeping:
Analog: 2 hands (Hour, minute (hand moves every 20 seconds))
1 dial (countdown alert)
Digital: Hour, minute, second, pm, date, day
Progress beeper on/off

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It began with a reckless challenge to the conventional wisdom of the day, a developer’s belief that it was possible to construct a watch that wouldn’t break, even if dropped. Project Team Tough was formed to build it in 1981.
The team created over 200 prototypes one after another over a period of about two years. They finally arrived at a shock-resistant structure. This marked the birth of a technology that is tough to the core.
And G-SHOCK has continued its unceasing evolution ever since, in pursuit of greater toughness in every respect, from structure and materials to functions. Today, the development team’s passion for challenge and constant efforts have reached fruition in Triple G Resist, a structure with the strength to withstand 3 types of gravitational acceleration.

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