GM-2140GEM-2AER
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The 40th anniversary Adventurer’s Stone shock-resistant models are inspired by the stones known to adventurers as useful compasses since the Middle Ages. The G-SHOCK brand concept of continuous innovation inspires people to take on new challenges, and the design of this line is based on the value that these stones have always had to people seeking adventure. The octagonal bezel and simple design of the popular GM-2100 takes on the look of cordierite, the stone associated with “showing the way.” Beautiful cordierite blue is reproduced with a blue ion plated metal bezel and band made with the Garal molding technique that mixes two different colours of resin.
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Features
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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-2140GEM-2A
GM-2140GEM × Cordierite
The beautiful blue face of cordierite is expressed in the forged and IP-finished bezel and a mixed-colour moulded resin band. The polarised vapour deposition on the face gives off a different shine depending on the viewing angle.
Bezel - Forging + IP (blue)
Band - Garal colour moulding (blue + black)
Dial - Polarised blue 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.
*The color tone of the listed products may differ from the actual product in some cases.