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Thread: G-Shock ranges (e.g. G-Lide, Mudman, MR-T, etc.)

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    G-Shock ranges (e.g. G-Lide, Mudman, MR-T, etc.)

    Can anyone point me to a succinct list of the G-Shock ranges and their particular specialisations?

    So far I've got these:

    MR-G Top of the range?
    MT-G Top of the range? (How are they different from MR-G?)
    G-Lide Surfers' watches, tide and moon information.
    Mudman Err.. muddy pursuits?
    Gulfman ?
    Frogman Diving specific?
    Riseman ?
    G-Aviation Aviation inspired?
    Rangeman New ABC G-Shocks
    Giez ?
    Baby-G Small size
    Last edited by markrlondon; 15th August 2013 at 16:33. Reason: Added Rangeman, Giez, Baby-G, Riseman

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    I think gulfman is about sailing, or summat (is it tides or compass this one has?).

    Riseman about airborne or mountain sports (altimeter).
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    You can add Gulfman - Rust Resist and Riseman - Twin Sensor G-Shock (with alti, not compass like the Mudman).

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    MT-G - One down from MR-G, we don't see now see MR-G models outside of Japan usually. Metal Twisted G - MT-G. Metal bracelets, with resin bodies sandwiched between metal back and bezel.

    Gulfman - Use of titanium instead of stainless steel.

    Giez - I believe was intended as a more 'European' watch. Is a traditional metal body with a screwback, yet only comes with resin straps so far as I can see. As a metal-bodied screwback certain people may see this as preferable to to an MT-G.

    It's also useful to pay attention to the module numbers and families. For example, compare the MR-G 8100, GW2000 and Giez GS 1150 - sure you're paying for the case as well, but would you really miss self correcting 'tough movement' hands on the cheaper models?

    EDIT:

    Mudman - was originally a model with rubber covering the push buttons to stop them getting bunged up with mud. Now is a series of models with that feature but advertised as 'for rallying' or 'muddy pursuits' as you say (e.g. the timers on the g9000).
    Last edited by andyb; 15th August 2013 at 20:15.

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    Been meaning to say: Thanks for all the replies in this thread.

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