Matthew Miller x G-Shock Watch

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Collaborative GBA-400M Features Bluetooth Connectivity

G-Shock is to enter the wearable technology market as part of its ongoing partnership with British designer Matthew Miller. The pair has unveiled the soon-to-launch design based on G-Shock’s G’Mix model, which comprises a black rubber watch complete with Bluetooth. The connectivity is intended to sync with a dedicated smartphone music app, allowing wearers to control audio settings, add live effects to simulate concert sounds and identify songs playing nearby. Additional details on the GBA-400M timepiece include a silver clasp engraved with Miller’s initials. To promote the release, the Royal College of Art graduate worked with director Liam Gleeson to create a short CGI film which “highlights the watch’s capabilities through an exploration of movement, technology and music”. The clip also displays the full retail package, including a pair of Urban Ears headphones, all packaged in a fast food style; a nod to Miller’s “cultural consumption philosophy”. G-Shock and Miller launched their first collaborative watch at London Collections: Men in June of this year. Miller has also previously teamed up with Ben Sherman and footwear label Feit. Only 50 of the Matthew Miller x G-Shock GBA-400M watches will be made available to buy later this month. Harrods, Oki-Ni, Matthew Miller’s webstore, G-Shock and Casio have been confirmed as the official stockists. The full package is set to retail at ÂŁ250.

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Matthew Miller x G-Shock Watch

Matthew Miller x G-Shock GBA-400M

Matthew Miller x G-Shock GBA-400M

Matthew Miller x G-Shock GBA-400M

Matthew Miller x G-Shock Watch

We independently evaluate all recommended products and services. Any products or services put forward appear in no particular order. if you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation.

Collaborative GBA-400M Features Bluetooth Connectivity

G-Shock is to enter the wearable technology market as part of its ongoing partnership with British designer Matthew Miller. The pair has unveiled the soon-to-launch design based on G-Shock’s G’Mix model, which comprises a black rubber watch complete with Bluetooth. The connectivity is intended to sync with a dedicated smartphone music app, allowing wearers to control audio settings, add live effects to simulate concert sounds and identify songs playing nearby. Additional details on the GBA-400M timepiece include a silver clasp engraved with Miller’s initials. To promote the release, the Royal College of Art graduate worked with director Liam Gleeson to create a short CGI film which “highlights the watch’s capabilities through an exploration of movement, technology and music”. The clip also displays the full retail package, including a pair of Urban Ears headphones, all packaged in a fast food style; a nod to Miller’s “cultural consumption philosophy”. G-Shock and Miller launched their first collaborative watch at London Collections: Men in June of this year. Miller has also previously teamed up with Ben Sherman and footwear label Feit. Only 50 of the Matthew Miller x G-Shock GBA-400M watches will be made available to buy later this month. Harrods, Oki-Ni, Matthew Miller’s webstore, G-Shock and Casio have been confirmed as the official stockists. The full package is set to retail at ÂŁ250.

Available At
Harrods Logo

Matthew Miller x G-Shock Watch

Matthew Miller x G-Shock GBA-400M

Matthew Miller x G-Shock GBA-400M

Matthew Miller x G-Shock GBA-400M