Casio G-Shock Square
The Square series is the original G-Shock in its most faithful form: the rectangular case introduced in 1983 with the DW-5000C, now spanning four decades of evolution without ever departing from the proportions that made it an icon.
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The Square series is the original G-Shock in its most faithful form: the rectangular case introduced in 1983 with the DW-5000C, now spanning four decades of evolution without ever departing from the proportions that made it an icon. Every reference in this collection is a direct expression of the founding principle behind Casio G-Shock — that a watch could be simultaneously indestructible and affordable — rendered in the most direct possible form. The quartz movement powers a pure digital display, and water resistance is rated at 200 metres, placing these watches alongside technical instruments despite their restrained street-level aesthetic. Several models in the Square collection are powered by Tough Solar energy, positioning them within Watchello's broader solar movement collection as some of its most historically grounded entries. The mineral crystal sits flush with the bezel in the traditional G-Shock configuration; the guide to watch crystals at Watchello covers how this compares to sapphire and acrylic alternatives. Those building a picture of how G-Shock case design evolved from this starting point will find instructive comparisons in the CasiOak and Metal collections, each of which reinterprets the original square geometry for a different context. The watchmaking glossary provides the vocabulary to navigate these distinctions with confidence. Every Square reference ships worldwide from Watchello with international warranty as standard.
