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GM-S2140GEM-9A

Chart your own course with a G-SHOCK 40th Anniversary Adventurer’s Stone limited-edition timepiece. Join us in celebrating the G-SHOCK 40th by choosing one of these spectacular metal-clad watches, which are inspired by the stones adventurers have used to navigate since ancient times. The special colors of the minerals ancient seafarers used to find their way are reproduced in these watch designs with forging, ion plating, and masking processes, giving each metal bezel a one-of-a-kind look. The bands are made with colored or translucent resin and are uniquely textured with hot-stamping and Garal color molding techniques. These limited-edition timepieces celebrate the G-SHOCK 40th through and through: the phrase “SINCE 1983” appears on the dial; the Eric Haze-designed 40th logo is engraved on the case back, and there are four stars for 40 on the band loop.
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Limited model
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Shock resistant
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20 bar water resistant
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Easy to see in darkness
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Beautiful polished metal
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Enjoy it as a pair
Specifications
Features of GM-S2140GEM-9A
GM-S2140GEM × Calcite

The clear yellow of some calcite is replicated in the forged form and gold IP of the metal bezel, while vapour deposition gives the dial a similar colour. The white band complements the gold-coloured face.
Bezel - Forging + IP (gold)
Band - White
Dial - Gold vapour deposition

1. Expressing stony textures with forged bezels
As part of the metal-covered bezel’s finishing process, we employ forging with special dies, creating a mineral-inspired rough-moulded accent across the entire bezel face. We then give the uneven portions a glossy honing, and polish each part — from the top to the sides — to a hairline or mirror finish. Each stone’s shape, texture, and shine are conveyed through unique metal processing technologies.

2. Colour IP brightens up metal bezels
Since ancient times, seafarers used stones that give off certain colours depending on the light source and the viewing angle as a kind of compass to find the sun’s position. Their beautiful guiding light is represented in IP finishing that suits each one’s colouration. Two-colour IP goes a step further, producing complex, multi-layered tones by first applying IP to an entire surface, then masking portions and reapplying IP in an additional colour.