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ANALOG-DIGITAL - 2100 Series - GBM-2100RH-1AJR
ANALOG-DIGITAL - 2100 Series - GBM-2100RH-1AJR
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Product Specs
| Band length | 145～215mm |
| Body Weight | 78g |
| Display Method | Analog and digital |
| Band Material | Resin band |
| Specification 1 | - Water resistance: 20 atmospheres |
| Specification 2 | - Case size: 49.3 x 44.4 x 11.9 mm |
Product Features
This is the fourth signature model from G-SHOCK with NBA professional basketball player Rui Yamura.
The base model is the GBM-2100, which is equipped with Tough Solar and smartphone link functions.
The main color is gold, with the G-SHOCK brand color and red, which represents his passion, added to the dial with a pattern designed to resemble a basketball court.
The band is black, which complements the watch face and gives it a tight look.
The ring is engraved with Yamura's original logo, which was created in reference to his number “8.
The back of the watch is signed by Mr. Yamura.
The side button at 8 o'clock is also laser-engraved with the Chinese character for “8 (hachi),” and the symbol of Hachimura is everywhere.
The watch is equipped with Tough Solar and Smartphone Link, and has a shock-resistant structure as well as an edgy, sporty, and intrepid design.
It is a neat design that is suitable for the image of the sporty and fashionable Rui Yamura.
Profile of Rui Yamura
Born in Toyama Prefecture on February 8, 1998.
After graduating from Miyagi Private Meisei High School in 2016, he entered Gonzaga University in the United States.
He was the first Japanese player to participate in the NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) tournament and contributed to Gonzaga University's runner-up finish.
In the 2018-2019 season, he won the Julius Erving Award, given to the NCAA Small Forward of the Year.
He made history by becoming the first Japanese-born player in the NBA Draft to be selected by the Washington Wizards in the first round (9th overall).
He is currently a member of the Los Angeles Lakers.
