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Casio has unveiled two exciting new additions to its G-Shock watch line, created in partnership with Riot Games and their hit game, League of Legends. The GM-B2100LL model, featuring a full-metal body and octagonal bezel, draws inspiration from Game World Technology. Incorporating League of Legends’ Hextech fusion of magic and tech, the watch’s bezel and band sections boast an aged finish for a vintage aesthetic. Accents of blue on the LCD and minute hand pay are inspired by Hextech technology.
The other offering, GA-110LL, is based on the GA-110 with its three-dimensional dial. Drawing inspiration from the iconic character Jinx, the watch features a vibrant color scheme on its bezel and band. Jinx’s signature rocket weapon adorns both the band and the indicator hand on the inset dial at 9 o’clock.
Both watches proudly display the League of Legends logo on the case back and band. No pricing or availability information was announced in the press release.
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