atmos x G-Shock DW-5600 Watch

In celebration of their 10th Anniversary, atmos got together with G-Shock on their DW-5600 model. The watch comes in black with a multi-colored face, a tonal star design on the strap and further atmos logo details via the backlight and caseback. 


The watch will be released in August.


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Commonwealth Diving Watch

This Saturday, June 12th, Commonwealth is slated to release its first time piece; the Commonwealth Diving Watch. This classic early military-influenced watch features a black face dial, with C’mon’s “Anvil” logo top-center, and the quote, “TIME WILL TELL” bottom-center. The time piece will be made available in both purple and black, each boasting a nylon Nato band. Other specs include: stainless steel casing, rotatable unidirectional bezel, scratch resistant glass face, Japanese movement, and 100m water resistance.

F.C.R.B. x Casio G-Shock

Sophnet’s F.C.R.B. brand has collaborated with Casio on the G-Shock DW-5600. The watch comes in its classic black look with a green backlight, which features the brand’s logo. Further logo placements are on the dial and on the back of the watch case. 


The watch will be released June 12th.


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Collect London x Casio G-Shock by Louisa Todd

Collect London teamed with Casio G-Shock to create two limited watch and t-shirt designs featuring work by Louisa Todd. “Each design has been limited to only 10 pieces with each one individually numbered and signed. To complete the package there’s also a signed print of the design and it’s all wrapped up in a nifty presentation box. Priced at £250 these will be available from Casio’s new East London store from June 24th.” 


Enter to win a set here.


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Girard Perregaux for Ermenegildo Zegna Centennial Watch

In celebration of Ermenegildo Zegna’s 100th anniversary, the company commissioned watch maker to produce 100 units of the timepiece seen above. 00 o 00 blog has questioned the timepiece chosen which looks similar to another Perregaux piece. “As much as i love zegna’s watch, i beg to question why is the watch so similar to Girard Perregaux’s ‘1966 annual calendar and equation of time,’ hence the previous connotation of ‘created by, but not created with’.”

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