Review: Casio G-Shock MRG-G2000HA “Tetsu-Tsuba”

Regardless of how large or significant one's collection is, Casio is probably one of the few brands of watches that most of us have owned at least once in our lives The watch is named the MRG-G2000HA "Tetsu-Tsuba", a watch that drew its inspiration from the art of traditional Japanese sword making The MRG-G2000HA is operated by a solar-charging system, in which it obtains its energy from the sunlight, and a "L" reading signifies that the watch would require some source of light to charge the solar battery pack.

While the dial and the plethora of functions might seem a bit intimidating, but one will certainly get use to the functions as one spends more time with the watch When one thinks of a Casio G-Shock timepiece, the rugged and sporty rubber and plastic digital watches will certainly come to mind Another noteworthy point to mention is the ergonomics of the MRG-G2000HA.

Despite the fact that it is a massive watch, but it feels very comfortable when it is worn on the wrist It is one of the most well-made Casio G-Shock that we have seen, and we are certain this is something that will appeal to many G-Shock fans, as well as high-end watch collectors who appreciates such intricate craftsmanship. . Source