Takashi Murakami x Casio G-SHOCK Frogman Watch

Japanese radio station Tokyo FM celebrate it’s 40th anniversary this year and in honor of the memorable occasion Japanese artist Takashi Murakami worked closely with Casio to craft this unique G-Shock Frogman. The watch features a pink translucent band and bezel with a black faceplate. Murakami’s signature artwork appears on the engraving on the backside of the bezel and on the colorful flower print pillow which the watch rests on inside it’s pink base. Murakami’s signature is also present on the band and the box with some sort of message printed on the topside of the box. Only 300 of these G-Shock Frogman watches units were produced and you can bet they’ll all sell with no problems when they go on-sale September 11th, 2010.

Casio x atmos 10th Anniversary G-Shock DW-5600

As part of their 10th Anniversary celebrations, atmos teamed up with Casio to apply their colorful nature to a G-Shock DW-5600. The watches features a black resin band with tiny tonal stars stamped on it along with the atmos name in pink. The multi-colored face plate features yellow, pink, blue and green and consists of a green backlight which also displays the atmos “A” logo when lit up. The box has been made to match the colorful design on the watch and it’s been printed with detailing marking the 10th Anniversary which should make this a collectors item for atmos shoppers and G-Shock collectors alike.

Available now through atmos.

Stussy x G-Shock 30th Anniversary DW-6900

Having just shown you a couple Stussy t-shirts that were created for the FIFA 2010 World Cup why don’t we jump right into something else Stussy recently whipped up.

In line with their 30th Anniversary Collection, which includes the pants, t-shirts, hoodies and more that were previewed a few weeks ago, Stussy revisited a collaboration of theirs from the late 90′s. Taking us back in 1998, Stussy reached out to Casio G-Shock to rework the DW-6900 they released over 10 years. For the 30th Anniversary edition of the Stussy x G-Shock DW-6900 the watch was given a black resin band with a Stussy “Anniversary Blue” faceplate. All the metal elements are plated with a blue ion finish, as is the Stussy “XXX” artwork on the band. Adding to the theme of the release the G-Shock DW-6900 comes stashed in a black matte case marked with the Stussy 30th Anniversary “XXX” logo.

Watch for the watch to official release through Stussy flagship stores on June 19th, 2010 for $250.

Play Cloths x Casio G-Shock DW-6900

Play Cloths, the brand created by The Clipse is arguably one of the most popular brands to recently come up in the streetwear industry. With their dope designs, heavy hitting collaborations, and fairly priced products, it’s no surprise the company has made a name for themselves in such a short time.

Building upon their catalog of collaborations comes co-branded Casio G-Shock DW-6900. The watch has an entirely red finish with a White/Black stripe directly down the center of the band. Blending in on the dial is a small Play Clothes logo above the screen.

If you’re a G-Shock collector or just a supporter of Play Cloths this would be a dope watch to add to your collection. They’re arriving now at finer Play Cloths retailers such as Sneaker Bistro so hit em up now if you’re interested in getting one.

Play Cloths x Casio G-Shock DW6900

Getting in on the G-Shock game Play Cloths has teamed up with Casio G-Shock to collaborate on this DW6900 watch as part of their Spring 2010 Collection. The Dw900 G-Shock features a red resin band and bezel with a black stripe down the center with a smaller white stripe in the center of the black one. Subtle Play Cloths branding is seen included at the top of the bezel in a tonal fashion. Although we don’t have pictures of it at this time it’s reported by WellGosh that the watch comes in a presentation box which we would imagine features some sort of Play Cloths graphic. Defiantly a clean looking watch.

Watch for the Play Cloths x Casio G-Shock DW6900 to hit select Play Cloths distributors in a limited number sometime in March.

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