The legendary Casio company was kind enough to treat Wood Wood to their very own G-Shock. They kept the face simple, with nothing more than an embossed W.W. changed up front – though the band is quite ornate with a wrap-around “W” hand sign. Only 15 pieces in the whole wide world. Keep an eye on Wood Wood’s current page for updates on the release.

Another look at the Casio x Wood Wood G-Shock after the click.

Seattle “skate jocks” Manik are the latest brand to receive their own G-Shock watch from Casio. Overall, the classic DW-5600 is kept simple with a mostly matte black make up. The main Manik design elements are a criss-cross pattern printed over the strap accompanied by a broken deck logo on the inside casing. Stless Select has stock.

Have a closer look at the Casio x Manik G-Shock DW-5600 after the jump.

Over the years we have seen many custom works on the iconic Casio G-Shock DW-6900. Pharrell Willimans, Kanye West and Nigo have showed off pimped versions of the watch, usually using heavy metals and stones. One can say that the concept is not entirely new. Jan Mihm and Charlie Müller of Berlin based Art Is The Alibi now also took a shot at the watch. The cover of the case has been removed and replaced with a 18k solid gold cover. The mix of 18k gold and an otherwise rather in-expensive plastic watch has always been intriguing. Obviously the watch does not come cheap – priced at 19′000 Euros (28′000 USD), the watch is limited to 25 pieces and will be exclusively available at colette and also through Art Is The Alibi.

We had the pleasure of checking out the watch live a couple of months ago and the execution and craftsmanship is perfect. If it is worth the price, you have to decide for yourself.

More images of the watch follow after the jump.

This coming Thursday, Wood Wood Berlin will be releasing their first collaboration with G-Shock. The watch comes in classic black and features a custom Wood Wood print on the strap. More images of the collaboration watch should follow soon.

Collaborative special edition of Frank151 Powered by G-Shock. Written by Tim Brodhagen with photography by Craig Wetherby, the book includes features with Mister Cartoon, Redman, and Todd Jordan about their special edition G-Shocks as well as mini-interviews with Stevie Williams, Matt Hammer, Gabe Kling, Chris Gibbs (Union LA), Geoff Anglade (Fight Club NY), and Mr. Bee (Franks Chop Shop). Front and back cover spreads chronologically detail the history of G-Shock watch by watch from 1983 to 2009. Available in select FDL locations globally (Japan, US, Europe) starting the first week of November. Stay tuned for more collaboration between these two brands.

Check out an exclusive preview of the Frank151 x G-Shock Book after the jump.

Today we can finally give you a more detailed look at the collaborative watches by G-Shock with Mr. Cartoon, Todd Jordan and Redman.

“To create the three new models, Casio has collaborated with a graphic artist, a photographer, and a hip-hop artist. The results are the Mr. Cartoon model (DW-6900MRC), the Todd Jordan model (DW-5600TOD), and the Redman model (AW-591RED).”

We especially like the Todd Jordan watch, which comes in a nice black/silver colorway with matching black screen and signature.

More views of the watches follow after the jump.

Another G-Shock collaboration is coming from Japan, with Margaret Howell sub-label MHL. They worked on the DW-5600 and kept the look overall classic. The watch comes in black with white dial and black display. You can purchase it now from Margaret Howell stores.

More detailed images of the G-Shock x MHL DW-5600 Watch follow after the jump.

Casio Japan reveals their G-Shock lineup for October 2009. Highlights include a black and rose gold Frogman, glossy “Crazy Color” AW-582s, the solar-powered, screw-faced GW-7900 in two new makeups (black/black pictured above left) and the G-LIDE 5600 in two solid new colors (red/black pictured above right). Each watch comes loaded with G-Shock’s trademark harsh environment protection features including waterproofing, impact resistance and cold-weather readiness.

Check out all the G-Shock October 2009 Releases after the hop and skip.

Japanese brand UCS is celebrating its 8th anniversary this year and got together with G-Shock for the occasion. They made a yellow colorway of the GW-M5600. The watch has a small UCS logo in black just below the dial and a tonal star pattern on the strap. It will be released on September 19th.

More detailed images of the G-Shock x UCS 8th Anniversary Watch follow after the jump.

For September G-Shock is releasing some new special product – the G-Shock Man Box. They present two box sets, each consisting of a G-Shock watch and a matching vinyl figure. The DW-6900 comes in purple/gold and the BG-5601 comes in white/pink. Both are now available through e-Casio.

Detailed images of the new G-Shock Man Box Sets follow after the jump.