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G-Shock

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G-Shock

1983

Casio's flagship shock-resistant collection, engineered to survive drops, water, and extreme conditions.

Category
Rugged digital/analog watch
Designers
Kikuo Ibe (original inventor), in-house design studio
Case materials
Resin, carbon core guard, stainless steel
Sizes
43-56mm
Dial
Digital LCD, analog-digital combo
Crystal
Mineral glass
Strap / bracelet
Resin
Movements
Module 3229, 5522, 5610
Movement type
Quartz digital, analog-digital, solar
Power reserve
Battery (multi-year), solar rechargeable
Water resistance
200m
Complications
World time · Chronograph · Alarm · Bluetooth connectivity
Key references
G-Shock DW-5600, G-Shock Mudmaster, G-Shock GA-2100
Price band
$50-$800
The house

Casio

Casio's G-Shock line, invented by engineer Kikuo Ibe to survive extreme shock, defined rugged digital watch design and remains an enduring pop-culture icon.

Founded
1946
Founder
Tadao Kashio
Headquarters
Tokyo, Japan
Signature materials
Resin, carbon fiber, stainless steel, biomass resin
Signature movements
In-house digital and combination quartz modules
Notable designers
In-house design studio, Kikuo Ibe (G-Shock inventor)