
Casio Mt-G (Metal-G) Analog Quartz Watch
This is a vintage or early-modern Casio quartz wristwatch, likely from the 'G-Shock' or 'Mt-G' lineage given its ruggedized case design. The timepiece features a vibrant sunburst blue dial with polished silver-tone baton hour markers and a matching three-hand analog display. A date window is positioned at the 3 o'clock mark. The dial is printed with 'CASIO QUARTZ', 'WATER RESIST 100M', and a 24-hour military time scale on the inner track. The watch is housed in a substantial stainless steel and resin composite case measuring approximately 38-42mm. The case design is distinctive for its four protruding 'shock absorbers' or bumpers secured by industrial-style screws on the bezel. It is paired with an integrated stainless steel three-link oyster-style bracelet. Condition-wise, the item shows significant signs of daily wear and age; there is heavy scratching and scuffing on the metal bracelet and bezel, significant pitting on the lugs, and visible abrasions on the crystal. The patina suggests a manufacturing era in the late 1990s to early 2000s. While functional in appearance, the heavy cosmetic wear indicates a well-used tool watch rather than a preserved collector's piece.
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Estimated Value
$45.00 - $75.00
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Category
Watches & Horology
Appraised On
February 19, 2026
Estimated Value
$45.00 - $75.00
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Casio watch
Item Description
This is a vintage or early-modern Casio quartz wristwatch, likely from the 'G-Shock' or 'Mt-G' lineage given its ruggedized case design. The timepiece features a vibrant sunburst blue dial with polished silver-tone baton hour markers and a matching three-hand analog display. A date window is positioned at the 3 o'clock mark. The dial is printed with 'CASIO QUARTZ', 'WATER RESIST 100M', and a 24-hour military time scale on the inner track. The watch is housed in a substantial stainless steel and resin composite case measuring approximately 38-42mm. The case design is distinctive for its four protruding 'shock absorbers' or bumpers secured by industrial-style screws on the bezel. It is paired with an integrated stainless steel three-link oyster-style bracelet. Condition-wise, the item shows significant signs of daily wear and age; there is heavy scratching and scuffing on the metal bracelet and bezel, significant pitting on the lugs, and visible abrasions on the crystal. The patina suggests a manufacturing era in the late 1990s to early 2000s. While functional in appearance, the heavy cosmetic wear indicates a well-used tool watch rather than a preserved collector's piece.
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