Taking a dive into the wide selection of G-SHOCK models, it’s easy to see why the Frogman is such a treasure. The timeless design, impressive durability and sheer practicality really make this watch model shine.

Every Casio collector outside Japan knows the feeling — another limited edition appears, exclusive to Japanese stores, with no official export release. The Casio Data Bank VDB-101JIM-4T “Invisible Machine” is a perfect example. This retro-futuristic orange timepiece never made it beyond Japan’s borders, yet it perfectly captures the country’s knack for combining nostalgia, creativity, and technological charm in a way few other markets dare.

Few watches have stood the test of time quite like the Casio G-Shock 5600. Originally introduced in the 1980s as a tough, no-nonsense digital tool watch, it has since become an icon of durability, design, and Japanese innovation. The square-shaped case, instantly recognisable across generations, continues to define the spirit of the G-Shock brand — unbreakable, practical, and effortlessly cool.

The Casio DBC 1500 is a true icon of digital watch design and a highlight of Casio’s 1990s Data Bank era. Built entirely in stainless steel with a matching bracelet, this all metal version feels solid and premium compared to the resin models that were more common at the time.

Casio G-Shock DW-6696-2AT - Lovers Collection 1996 - rocking devil silhouette and "Kiss the Angel" on the strap and devil silhouette in the backlight