Look who else just showed up to the party...

[BreaknecK]

Well, its none other than a Tan Mudman. Pretty happy to have this dude on my wrist. Model #G9000-8VDR. Module # 3031. I just read that he's approved by NASA for SpaceTravel. (The Mudman model is.) I guess I just need the spaceship now.

Impressions: fits like a glove, attractive, good rugged looks, nice double pronged band. The buttons require much more pressure to depress than any other G's I've encountered. Maybe that's 'cause its new, maybe its just a mudman model. Either way, pretty happy with it. I like the white inner bezel and the orange face against the tan (a unique G color as well) overall color.

This, hopefully, completes my run on G's for the short term. With the grabbing of my 6900MS-1 yesterday,

Latest addition to my G-Shock family...

and a new band to my DW-003 last week, I feel fairly caught up for the moment. A family photo should be coming in the near future.

Hope you like it as much as I do! (Though I suspect you'd prefer he were yours you jackals!!) I kid.

[04jtb]

Good watch

bought one myself a couple of months ago, and the most rugged one I own, and still looks good

[BenF]

that looks 'star wars'! Nice and congrats!

[04jtb]

that looks 'star wars'! Nice and congrats!

It's nicknamed the stormtrooper for a reason

[BenF]

haha! *waves newbie flag high and proud*

[Jollymann]

Yeah, there's all that mud in space to worry about. Darn mud. Lucky you have your Mudman for it.

[leaningtower]

Beautiful G man, congratulations! I am also eagerly waiting this stormtrooper muddie from the bay. Could you please tell me where I can find information on the NASA approved watches?

[BreaknecK]

I saw the NASA thing on the g-shock wiki page. I am sure a search might yield more. But, you can find the wiki page in the Resources section in this forum.