Casio Drops Fiery New G-Shock "Street Red" Series: First Look at the All-Red Icons

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From left to right (clockwise), Casio GA-2100RRB-4A, DW-5600RRB-4, GA-110RRB-4A, and DW-6900RRB-4.

In a move that’s set to ignite watch collections and streetwear fits alike, Casio has just unveiled a bold, unified new colorway for its legendary G-Shock line. The new G-Shock Street Red series has been officially revealed via Casio's Japan website and its Instagram, showcasing four iconic models drenched in a saturated, matte red from head to toe. We’ve pored over the first official renders, and this coordinated drop is a serious statement piece for the wrist, slated for a December release in Japan.

Targeting the intersection of durability and high-impact style, Casio is branding these as "Iconic Styles" pieces built for streetwear and casual use. The series makes a smart play by covering a compelling cross-section of the current catalog, ensuring there’s a red-hot option for nearly every G-Shock fan. The lineup includes the classic square DW-5600, the round, triple-eye DW-6900, the large ana-digi GA-110, and the modern, octagonal GA-2100 "CasiOak."

You can explore the official product pages for each model here:

A Unified Vision in Red and Black

The design philosophy is consistent across the board: a matte red resin case and band, matching red bezels, and dials that play with shades of red, black, and dark grey. A key stylistic choice for the digital models is the use of a negative LCD display (light numerals on a dark background). This offers a stealthier, more contemporary "street" aesthetic, though it sometimes trades a slight bit of ultimate readability for that cool factor.

Casio G-Shock DW-6900RRB-4.

Casio G-Shock GA-110RRB-4A. 

Casio G-Shock DW-5600RRB-4.

Casio G-Shock GA-2100RRB-4A

Breaking Down the Street Red Lineup

  • G-Shock DW-5600RRB-4: The timeless square gets a monochromatic makeover. The red square bezel frames a digital window that almost visually disappears into the case, creating a sleek, block-color effect. It retains all the rugged, 200-meter water resistance and core functions like alarm and stopwatch that made it a legend.
  • G-Shock DW-6900RRB-4: This round classic maintains its distinctive three-subdial "eyes" and chunky profile. Black text on the bezel and a stark red "G" button on the side provide subtle contrast, keeping the design loyal to the original but radically re-colored.
  • G-Shock GA-110RRB-4A: This is the busiest and most complex dial of the quartet. The ana-digi layout features layered red hands, red and black subdials, and clever grey inner elements that add necessary depth and prevent the watch from becoming a red blur. The familiar multi-hole resin band is present, with a standard metallic buckle for a touch of contrast.
  • G-Shock GA-2100RRB-4A: Likely the headline-grabber. The hugely popular, slim "CasiOak" silhouette might be the perfect canvas for this bold color. In Street Red form, it looks more minimalist than the GA-110 but remains incredibly loud. The dial features a red sunburst-like center plate, a darker outer ring, baton markers, and the signature small subdial and digital window. Black highlights are sparingly used, letting the red dominate.

Check out the official unveil on G-Shock's Instagram to see the series in action: https://www.instagram.com/p/DRsi67xjLjV/?img_index=1

Pricing & Release Details

As confirmed on the Japanese product pages, the Street Red series is scheduled for a December launch in Japan. Casio has not yet announced official plans for a wider global release, but limited-edition colorways like this often generate international demand quickly.

The Japanese retail pricing (tax included) is as follows:

  • GA-2100RRB-4A: ¥18,700
  • DW-5600RRB-4: ¥14,850
  • GA-110RRB-4A: ¥21,450
  • DW-6900RRB-4: ¥15,400

For those looking for a classic G-Shock available now, a perennial favorite like the Casio G-Shock GWM5610-1 remains a top choice and can be found on retailers like Amazon.

Whether you’re a G-Shock collector or just looking for a wristwatch that makes an undeniable style statement, the Street Red series is one of the most visually cohesive and exciting drops from the brand recently. Keep an eye on international Casio channels this December if you're hoping to snag one outside of Japan.

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