Digital-Analog Resin Wristwatch in the Style of G-Shock Coca-Cola Edition

This item is a wrist-worn digital-analog watch featuring a semi-translucent green resin case and integrated strap. The bezel bears raised, white-painted text reading 'G-SHOCK', 'PROTECTION', 'ADJUST', 'MODE', 'LIGHT', and 'START'. The dial face displays a textured pattern with prominent markings including 'Coca-Cola' in white script near the upper center and 'CASIO' printed on the right side. The watch face includes luminous analog hour and minute hands, a day-of-the-week indicator sub-dial with a red pointer hand, and an LCD digital display screen at the lower right sector. While visible dial markings show 'CASIO' and 'Coca-Cola', physical inspection is required to verify authenticity, as markings and signatures can be replicated. The user has supplied the brand name 'Casio', which remains unverified without professional in-person authentication. The overall construction appears consistent with modern resin sport watches. The condition appears lightly used with minimal visible wear to the translucent resin exterior casing and strap.

Based on the provided image, I am examining a digital-analog wristwatch crafted with a semi-translucent green resin case and strap, styled in the manner of a Casio G-Shock special collaboration model. Per user submission, this piece is attributed to Casio and features Coca-Cola branding on the dial face. Based on what I can see, the overall construction, textured dial, sub-dial pointer, and LCD placement resemble popular modern resin sport models. The condition appears to be lightly worn with minimal visible surface wear to the exterior casing. However, I cannot verify authenticity or internal mechanical integrity from a photo alone. Markings such as the 'CASIO' and 'Coca-Cola' logos can be replicated, and physical inspection would be required to confirm the movement, case back engravings, module quality, and materials. Assuming this piece is a legitimate collaboration model from the claimed manufacturer, current market interest for novelty and brand-collaboration sport watches supports an estimated fair market value in the $150-$250 range. To establish a conclusive valuation, an in-person examination by a watch specialist, along with original packaging, paperwork, or documentation of provenance, would be necessary. If a physical inspection reveals that the watch is an aftermarket modification, custom build, or non-authorized reproduction, its value would decrease significantly, typically trading in the $20-$50 range as a decorative or novelty timepiece.