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New watches you absolutely can't miss on your National Day trip to Japan — highly recommended!

Published: 2026-11-08 👁 102 views
Last updated 2026-11-08 — In 1983, Casio developed the first G-SHOCK shock-resistant watch, the DW-5000C. After years of continuous evolution, it has long ceased to be just a representative of technical timepieces and has instead become a trendy item chased by countless young people.

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wears a G-SHOCK GA110LN.SpeakingofCasio’sG-SHOCK,itactually has quite the backstory...Thirty-fiveyearsago,CasioannouncedWe did it!

1983CardWestern Europe R&DDevelopmentcreated the first G-SHOCK shock-resistant watch, the DW-5000C.

Aftermany years of continuousevolution,it has long sincebecomenotjustarepresentativeoftechnicalwatches, but alsoaniconic


fashion item chased by countless young people.This yearmarksthe 35th anniversary of G-SHOCK, and its globalsaleshave surpassed100 million!



In fact,droppingNot a bad G-SHOCK watchCaseMaterialis not limited toresin, and in 2015 the G-STEEL series made itsdebut,building upon the G-SHOCK’s toughness characteristics anddesignstyle, while thecasefeatures astainless steelfeel, making it moresuitableforformaloccasions. Bycombining differentmaterials,it creates the G-STEELexclusive “layeredbelongs to "Fen"design.Protectionstructure”, at the same timealsoenhancing overall shockproof functionality.


Of course,just being“drop-proof” and “stylish-looking”shouldhavealreadybeenunabletomeetthe needs of most people... Noworries, actuallyithaslong sincedevelopedintoa smart type!It can be set via a mobile app... Do you feel that the concept of a Casio watch has suddenlyIt's smart now!You can set it upvia the mobile app...Does it feel a bitlike the concept of a Western European watch?pieceshave beenturnedupside down!



Thisis the newly launched B100 series of G-STEEL, with three models just released in September this year!JustlaunchedNationalDaytripthroughJapan, how can you bear to let it slip by?!


Is it just the new modelthat’snotenoughcharming? Justlookat the features and you’ll see where the brilliance lies~Whereexactly~


Bluetoothglobal autotimesync,absolutely,absolutelyPrecise!



It is the first model in the G-STEEL series to be equipped withBluetoothconnectivity,Newsenabling synchronizationwithglobalserversfortimezonesandtimes,and comes withadedicatedapp, “G-SHOCK Connected,” foradjustment,ensuringaccuratetimedisplay.


Smartconnectivitywith 300 cities, one-touchtimezoneswitching.2TimeCheck it out!



Viathe“G-SHOCK Connected” app, you can freelyconnecttothe time inabout 300 cities.Plus, you canswitchbetweenthe time displays oftwo citieswith one tap.Whetheryou're on abusiness triporon vacation,you no longer need tocalculatetime differences.Need we say more about how “convenient” it is?,mustagaincalculatewhenconsideringtime differences. Isn't it just "convenient"?


In addition totheselatest technologies, the GST-B100 features the “TOUGH SOLAR”solarchargingsystem,which,whenfullychargedandsettopower-savingmode,canlastfortwoyearsof use.Other features include luminescence, LED light, andafan-shaped indicator hand at the nine o’clock position,whichcan be used as an alarm clock, stopwatch, andpowerlevelindicator.QuantityState.Thisis just too perfect,right



?!And also, forsomeonewho often has a messy roomandcan’t find their phone,justpress and hold the FIND buttononthe watch,andyourphonewillring(even if it’s invibration



mode)toalert you to its location… It’s really: nothing is impossible, only unforeseen.Excitedyet? ! Such a cool and durable watch—if you’re going to Japan for the National Day holiday, howWhat?How could youmiss out onit?



Model: GST-B100D-1AJF

Weight: 185g

※Not availablefor sale in China



Model: GST-B100-1AJF

Weight: 101g

※The watchband is made ofsolidresin.


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