G-Shock Celebrates 35th Anniversary With ‘Red Out’ Watch Collection
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For 35 years, G-Shock has been among the toughest watch brands around. It pioneered the shock-resistant timepiece, upending the idea that watches have to be fragile and breakable.
In honor of its anniversary, Casio honors the brawny watchmaking heritage of its G-Shock line with a commemorative “Red-Out” collection.
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All watches—the DW-5635C, AWG-M535C, DW-5735C, DW-6935C and GA-735C—are in a matte red, thanks to a new lusterless coating.
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Other details include red LCD lighting and an engraved G-Shock logo on the case back designed by graphic artist Eric Haze.
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G-Shock says these fiery red timepieces embody the brand’s commitment to “absolute toughness.”
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There is still no word on when these are coming or what they’ll cost, but DW models tend to run around from $50 to $100, AWG $150 and GA $100 to $150.