Radio-controlled Watch; Multi band 6 (additional way for time sync. This watch receives time calibration radio signals that keep the displayed time accurate) I wish I had a high quality camera on hand to demonstrate the differences here, but I don't so you will just have to take me and my fuzzy photos at their word. The b3000 is finished exactly how you would expect a Yamagata line watch to be finished. It appears to have 4 different types of finish and of course the case is designed of a complex variation of angles. I consider it to be the equal, if not slightly the superior of the b1000, but ultimately it really only goes to show how superior the b2000 is in this department and how close it is to a MRG. The b3000 is finished to a high degree, but the b2000 seems to be the pinnacle up to this point and the model that can possibly make you question the value of jumping up to that next MRG level. In my pedestrian, blurry pics below I tried my best to show the difference between the lines of delineation on both the b2000 and b3000, and I even included a MRG photo to help demonstrate the disparity, but they're not the best quality so I apologize.

All MTG watches utilise solar power, with up to two years power reserve, meaning your battery change worries will be a thing of the past. Built in Bluetooth connectivity provides automatic time updates as you travel, a phone finder, world time setting – as well as being able to customise every setting on the watch from your mobile phone. What we like in MTG-B1000 *comments by experts with 10years experience in writing about Casio watches I agree with you that wearability and the finish on it is fantastic. I find the contrast of the shine of the metal to the dark color of the resin to be very striking rather than a mash of different tones of silver and steel steel that this model could have ended up with. The contrast of that dark resin and steel coloring is really, really nice and gives the watch character, and coupled with the finish and the angles on the watch, definitely makes it very good looking.Approximately 18 months on rechargeable battery (operation period when stored in total darkness with the power save function on after full charge) months on rechargeable battery (operation period with normal use without exposure to light after charge)

The MTGB1000VL reproduces the frightening yet beautiful blue, purple, and gold colors of the lightning caused by a volcanic eruption with a rainbow ion-plated bezel and a multi-colored dial. The rainbow-colored bezel finished with ion plating is overlaid with the image of the rare atmospheric phenomenon of volcanic lightning, which produces subtle differences in coloring that allow each wearer to enjoy their own unique glow. The MTGB1000VL is also the first MT-G series model to use a semi-translucent red soft urethane material for the band—to represent the aggression of magma bubbling up—rendering a distinct image of power on the wrist.

A high-capacity solar-charging system harnesses the power of any light source for reliable watch operation with minimal impact to the environment. The camouflage detail is complemented with gold accents visible across the analogue dial as well as gold coloured buttons and crown.

Accurately measure elapsed time with the touch of a button, Measuring Capacity: 24 hours, Measuring Unit: 1 second

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Even my MRG doesn't have that, nor does the b3000 (although the center link on the b3000 does have 5 facets, while the b2000 has 4 excluding that edge). engraving process that uses multiple sized dots, resulting in an almost 3D textured finish.<br><br> The screw connection on the base of the housing optimally protects the inner workings of the watch and simultaneously provides easy access, when changing the battery. As promised, crown guard pics between the 3 that I think really demonstrate the commitment to details.