Unchanging form with meticulous attention to quality
Welcome the new level of sophistical structural design
Innovation and Toughness Wrapped in Carbon
Adapted to be worn in the sky, on land and out at sea
Designed and calibrated for the most extreme workouts
G-SHOCK Icons. The styles that define Toughness.
Unchanging form with meticulous attention to quality
Welcome the new level of sophistical structural design
Innovation and Toughness Wrapped in Carbon
Adapted to be worn in the sky, on land and out at sea
Designed and calibrated for the most extreme workouts
G-SHOCK Icons. The styles that define Toughness.
Unchanging form with meticulous attention to quality
Welcome the new level of sophistical structural design
Innovation and Toughness Wrapped in Carbon
Adapted to be worn in the sky, on land and out at sea
Designed and calibrated for the most extreme workouts
G-SHOCK Icons. The styles that define Toughness.
In 1983, G-SHOCK made a remarkable debut as an unbreakable watch. Since then, it has embraced diverse influences, evolving uniquely. In 2010, the GA-110, a standard analogue model, joined G-SHOCK, capturing global attention with its trendy large case size and subcultural flair.
A decade later, the GA-110 reaches a pinnacle with a new metal-covered construction. The GM-110, an evolution of its predecessor, blends strength and beauty with fresh colours, materials, and finishes. The GA-110 and GM-110, each embodying a unique spirit of toughness, craft a novel chapter in G-SHOCK history, combining origin and evolution.
Emerging from the rich tapestry of Steampunk, a beloved sci-fi genre with a subcultural allure, characterized by colossal structures housing potent steam engines and intricate control mechanisms, evoking a palpable sense of weight and magnitude. Inspired by Steampunk's retro-futuristic aesthetic, seamlessly blending street sensibilities with technological prowess, the idea of a steam-powered G-SHOCK took form.
Case sizes reached unprecedented dimensions. A rivet-style design permeated the series, contributing to a robust and rugged aesthetic. The dial, featuring four-layer lamination, showcased a unique depth. Gear-shaped hands, paired with a Y-shaped part inspired by steam engine shafts, added a mechanical touch to the face.
The increased intricacy, achieved through proprietary CASIO processes, allowed for multi-color exteriors, marking a notable departure in the series' visual appeal.
Unveiled in 2010, the GA-110 burst onto the scene with its hyper-complex aesthetic, quickly capturing the attention of youth culture across the globe. Over the years, it evolved into a diverse collection, collaborating with various cultural influences. A decade since its debut, the GA-110 stands as an enduring icon, firmly establishing itself as a top-selling G-SHOCK model globally.
Setting trends, when digital was mainstream for youth models of the day, the GA-110 was designed to present an analogue model like nothing the world had seen. A turning point that set the trajectory of the ever-evolving G-SHOCK brand into serious motion.
*Image shows the GA-110-1A（2011).
2020 saw the launch of the GM-110, featuring a metal-clad exterior. Heir to the resin original of the GA-110 with its large case size and mechanistic face, the GM-110 presents a legitimate evolutionary progression with its ever-more-industrial semblance.
