Key Takeaways
1. A special edition Casio G-Shock DW-5600 watch was launched in Japan to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Mr. Brothers Cut Club.
2. The watch features a black resin case, a white pinstripe pattern, and the Mr. Brothers Cut Club logo that lights up with the LED backlight.
3. It is shock-resistant, water-resistant up to 20 ATM, and includes features like a stopwatch, countdown timer, and alarm.
4. The initial release sold 300 pieces at an event on April 25th, with more units available starting May 10th at ¥16,500 (around $114).
5. The watch will be sold at Mr. Brothers Cut Club barbershops in Japan and will not be available in the US market.
A special edition Casio G-Shock DW-5600 watch has been launched in Japan. This model marks the 10th anniversary of Mr. Brothers Cut Club, a barbershop chain established in Tokyo. The watch was unveiled during an event on April 25th, where 300 pieces were sold.
Design and Collaboration
The G-Shock DW-5600X was crafted in partnership with artist Kaz, featuring a black resin case and a white pinstripe pattern on the matching black resin strap. The logo of Mr. Brothers Cut Club is displayed above the digital screen and on the stainless steel back of the case. This logo also lights up on the screen when the LED backlight is activated. Additionally, the unique packaging was created by Motofumi “Poggy” Kogi, inspired by Brosh Pomade.
Features and Specifications
Similar to other models in the DW-5600 series, the Casio G-Shock x Mr. Brothers Cut Club watch is designed to be shock-resistant, with water resistance rated at 20 ATM. It runs on a replaceable battery that lasts about two years. Notable features include a 1/100th second stopwatch, a countdown timer, an alarm, and hourly flash signals.
More units of the Mr. Brothers Cut Club × G-Shock DW-5600X will be available starting May 10th, with each priced at ¥16,500 (around $114). These watches are expected to be sold at the brand’s barbershops in Japan. Although the company has locations in Los Angeles, this particular watch doesn’t seem to be making its way to the US market.
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