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Casio G‑Shock 2026 watch launches

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In late July 2026 Casio’s G‑Shock brand debuted the Luxe Black collection, a four‑model line that returned to an all‑black, matte‑dial aesthetic with metal‑accented indices and biobased‑resin straps, echoing the brand’s 1990s street‑wear roots. In early August the rollout continued with the Bold Camo series, six models (including GM‑6900CM, DW‑6900CM, GA‑700CM and GA‑V01CM) that pair matte camouflage patterns with gold accents, updated logos, LED backlights and a five‑year battery life while preserving the standard 200‑metre water resistance and shock‑resistant construction. At the same time the Mudmaster Horizon line received a gold‑toned variant, the GG‑B100XMH‑5A, featuring a yellow‑gold ion‑plated bezel and gold‑plated hands and indices, retaining its carbon‑core guard, Quad Sensor suite and Bluetooth connectivity. A week later Casio expanded the Horizon Gold theme into a three‑watch “Master in Horizon Gold” series, adding the Mudman GW‑9500MH‑5 with autonomous radio synchronization and the GravityMaster GR‑B300H‑5A aimed at lightweight travel. All three models share bio‑carbon cases, bio‑resin straps and a distinctive gold‑yellow ring finish, reinforcing the brand’s strategy of alternating minimalist and statement‑driven designs within the 2026 lineup. On August 8, Casio expanded the G-SHOCK line further with two specialized models: the GA-2100 and the DWN-5600, a ring-style watch. The GA-2100 utilizes a "Carbon Core Guard" design with a carbon-reinforced resin internal frame, resulting in a thinner 11.8 mm case for improved wearability. The DWN-5600 is a miniaturized "nano" ring-style version of the classic 5600 digital watch. Constructed from bio-based resin and available in black, red, and yellow, the DWN-5600 features a six-digit LCD, LED backlight, and 20-bar water resistance.

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