Key Takeaways
1. Casio announces the G-Shock GW-6905K-7A watch in collaboration with ICERC Japan for 2025, marking a 30-year partnership.
2. The watch features a nature-inspired design with a humpback whale motif and a two-tone color scheme of white and dark blue.
3. It includes advanced features such as world time for 48 cities, a 1/100 second stopwatch, countdown timer, and five daily alarms.
4. The digital display shows time, date, day of the week, battery indicator, power-saving mode, and Tough Solar charging capabilities.
5. The G-Shock GW-6905K-7AJR will launch in Japan in August, priced at ¥28,050 (around $190), with uncertain availability in other regions.
Casio has just announced the G-Shock GW-6905K-7A watch. This marks their collaboration with the International Cetacean Education Research Centre (ICERC) Japan for 2025, a partnership that has lasted over 30 years. The buzz around this watch started in May 2025, with some information surfacing in June.
Design Inspired by Nature
The Casio G-Shock x ICERC watch embraces the theme of ‘Love The Sea And The Earth’, similar to previous years. The GW-6905K-7A, also known as GW-6905K-7AJR, showcases a humpback whale design in its LED backlight, on the large main button, and on the strap. The watch features a two-tone aesthetic, combining a white resin case and strap with a dark blue band. The digital display is framed in a rich blue color, highlighted by lighter blue details.
Impressive Features and Functions
This radio-controlled (Multiband 6) watch from the GW-6900 series offers world time support for 48 cities. It includes useful tools like a 1/100 second stopwatch, a countdown timer, and five daily alarms; some of these functionalities connect to the watch’s triple graph. The digital display clearly shows the time, date, and day of the week. Additionally, it has a battery indicator, a power-saving mode, and Tough Solar charging capabilities.
The Casio G-Shock x ICERC GW-6905K-7AJR is set to launch in Japan this August, priced at ¥28,050 (around $190). It remains uncertain if or when this model will be available in other areas.
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