• GA 140 1A1ER
1 1

Casio

GA-140

$209.90 USD
$209.90 USD
Tax included. Shipping calculated at checkout.
  • Hurry, only 2 items left in stock!

Varianten

GA-140

Auf Lager – Lieferzeit 1 - 3 working days

  • Neuware
  • Versicherter Versand
  • Händler aus Deutschland

Fragen zu dieser Uhr? Schreib uns: support@chronenwerk.com

American Express
Apple Pay
Bancontact
BLIK
EPS
Google Pay
Maestro
Mastercard
MB WAY
MobilePay
PayPal
Satispay
Scalapay
Shop Pay
Union Pay
USDC
Visa
Size on the wrist

Wie wirkt 55 mm an deinem Handgelenk?
Highlights
  • Display glass: mineral glass
  • Case: ⌀ 55 mm
  • Movement: CR1220
  • Water resistance: 20 ATM / 20 bar
  • Case material: Resin
  • Ana-Digi
  • anthracite
Delivery time

1 - 3 working days
Manufacturer

CASIO Europe GmbH, Casio-Platz 1, 22848 Norderstedt, info@casio.de
GA 140 1A1ER
The G-SHOCK GA-140 is a rugged analog-digital watch from Casio that adopts the iconic big-case design of the GA-100 series. Inspired by the stereos and portable music players of the 90s, it combines a cool retro look with unparalleled durability. Thanks to its shock-resistant and magnetic-field-resistant construction, as well as water resistance up to 200 meters, it's the perfect companion for street fashion and any challenge. Features include a stopwatch, countdown timer, five daily alarms, and a fully automatic calendar. A must-have for anyone seeking style and toughness.

Questions about GA-140 of Casio

What is the exact model name of the Casio GA-140?

The exact model designation of the GA-140 is Casio GA-140-1A1ER.

What type of shutter does the GA-140 have?

The GA-140 uses the following closure below the wrist: buckle clasp.

Is the Casio GA-140 waterproof, and to what depth?

The Casio GA-140, with a pressure rating of 20 ATM / 20 bar, is a fully-fledged diver's watch suitable for scuba diving with oxygen tanks at typical depths (up to approximately 30-40 meters) and is perfectly safe for activities involving extremely high impact speeds, such as water skiing, wakeboarding, cliff diving, or surfing large waves. However, for extreme depths (professional divers in helium pressure chambers), watches rated from 30 to 100 bar with a helium escape valve are required.