G-SHOCK Revives '90s-Inspired Transparent Watches
Throwback looks for spring.
G-SHOCK is gearing up for the warm weather with a ’90s revival. Five of the label’s classic timepieces have been given a see-through makeover — inspired by retro designs, elevated with contemporary versatility.
With the runaway success of the “Glacier Gold” collection, an accessible follow-up is only logical. This release encompasses four different models — the DW-5600, DW-6900, GA-700 and two editions of the GA-400 — all of which boast buckled clasps and transparent plastic cases. Three items offer muted grey hues, while the pair of GA-400 watches sport bold pops of color by way of yellow and pink faces. Black detailing on the other timepieces offers a sophisticated accent to the throwback designs.
Take a close look at each of the forthcoming models below and stay tuned for the collection’s launch in April.
Recently, Ron Herman Japan commissioned a bespoke blue GWX-5700 timepiece.
DW-5600SK-1JF – ¥12,500 JPY (approximately $110 USD)
DW-6900SK-1JF – ¥12,500 JPY (approximately $110 USD)
GA-700SK-1AJF – ¥15,500 JPY (approximately $140 USD)
GA-400SK-1A9JF – ¥17,000 JPY (approximately $150 USD)
GA-400SK-1A4JF – ¥17,000 JPY (approximately $150 USD)
