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New manga sketch G-Shock watches are the coolest GA-2100 versions yet

The G-Shock GA-2100MNG manga watch

The new G-Shock manga sketch timepieces have broken cover, and they look unlike any G-Shock before them. We’ve had an early hands on both models and rate them as sugoi

Previewed at a UK press showcase, the GA-2100MNG series feature a striking line art aesthetic that outlines the watch bezel, dial and wristband, and feature a subtle screentone pattern, which appears to emulate the shading style of a black and white Japanese manga.

Playfully, the days of the week dial at 9 o’clock also features a word balloon graphic.

The GA-2100MNG series feature a striking line art aesthetic that outlines the watch bezel, dial and wristband, and feature a subtle screentone pattern…

Based on its popular 2100 model, there’s a choice of two colourways, white (GA-2100MNG-7A) and blue (GA-2100MNG-2A). Expect the packaging to reflect their manga influence. 

The new models are the latest in an ongoing series of Made-in-Japan themed G-Shocks.  UK pricing has yet to be confirmed.

G-Shock is also giving its regular 2100 Series a Disney Pixar powered lift, through a partnership with upcoming animated movie Inside Out 2.

Each of one tone watches, available in White, Blue, Yellow, Red and Turquoise, are matched to the five brightly hued emotions of principal protagonist Riley. Prices start at £99.

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