GAW-100 Archive
G-Shock is releasing a new “RB” series featuring its signature brand colors of red, black, and white. The collection includes three Tough Solar/Multi-Band 6 models and one battery-powered GA-110. As we’ve seen with some other recent series, although the four …
We may be in the Carbon Era but G-Shock is still committed to its colorful retro-style collections as seen with the release of this ’90s-inspired blue and purple accent series (along with the Clear Skeleton Series). The five watches in …
Reminiscent of the striking black and orange color schemes of high-performance supercars and a popular street fashion choice, the G-Shock Bright Orange Series (a.k.a. Bright Red Series) consists of five analog-digital models with matte black cases and orange accents. Each …
More unexpected additions to the lineup of Casio G-Shock watches “sold by Amazon.com” include the GAW-100B-1A2 and GAW-100B-7A. This is an interesting development because the GAW-100 series with Tough Solar power and Multi-Band 6 radio timekeeping was previously available only …
In addition to the two Lover’s Collection 2017 pairs, Casio is releasing two white and gold analog-digital G-Shock and Baby-G pairs as part of the Precious Heart Selection for November 2017 (in Japan). Unlike the Lover’s Collection sets, these watches …
Casio is adding two new models to the G-Shock GAW-100 large analog-digital series featuring Tough Solar power and Multi-Band 6 radio time syncing. The GAW-100B-1A2JF (right) and GAW-100B-7AJF (left) are October 2017 releases for Japan with a list price of …
G-Shock Japan announced a new dual-layer band neon-accent color series for September, the PC Pearl Blue Collection. This five-piece series features neon blue dial rings, hands, and inner bands inspired by house and techno music and the colorful lights of …
The G-Shock Australia website revealed the GAS-100, an all-new Tough Solar analog-digital model listed as “coming soon.” We thought this model (or possibly a GAW-100 with Multi-Band 6) might be a July release in Japan but it looks like it …
