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Casio’s $122 Mother 3 G-Shock is a Japan-only lottery drop built for collectors, not casual buyers.

Casio’s MTP-B146 retro line hits the US with three steel models from $110 and a standout 12 o’clock day display.

Casio’s PRJ-01 brings the first fully analog Pro Trek to Japan, starting at $156 with Tough Solar and carabiner strap options.

Casio’s $310 GBX-H5600KI-5 turns a surf G-Shock into a fitness-watch test with heart rate, SpO2, sleep data and Polar analysis.

Casio’s W738H hits the US at $54.95 with a 10-year battery, vibration alarm, and three color options.

A leak points to Casio’s first full-size Pokémon G-Shock, using the GA-110 case with Pikachu-inspired details.

Casio’s translucent DW-5600 x thisisneverthat lands June 19, but buyers still don’t know the price.

A leaked $5,000-plus G-Shock MRG-B5000SA-2 points to Casio’s blue sapphire-heavy MR-G anniversary push.

Casio’s Edifice EFK-200 automatics are now retailing in China, testing whether quartz-era trust can sell mechanical emotion.

Casio’s Toyota Racing EFK-200XPB-1A pushes Edifice deeper into mechanical watches with forged carbon and a visible automatic movement.

Casio’s XG collab brings $200 pink resin and $280 rainbow-glass G-Shocks to U.S. listings, betting fandom can stretch the brand.

Casio’s stealth GBX100SFJ-1 gives Japan surfers tide and moon data for $186, with no global launch confirmed.