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You can't talk about hip-hop without giving Wu-Tang Clan its flowers. Legends of the game and arguably the most globally recognized collective of rappers the world has ever known, paving the way for the likes of G-Unit, TDE, Dreamville, and everything in between, it's no surprise that remains such a culturally relevant brand.

Though music activity coming out of the collective has long reduced to sparsity despite the group's sheer numbers, as a brand, it's kept activity on the global stage to a high through collaborations and merchandizing, knocking heads with the likes of G-SHOCK.

Connected through their shared history in hip-hop, G-SHOCK, and Wu-Tang Clan may, on the surface, seem like an unlikely pairing, but once you trace their connective roots, their ongoing collaborative efforts make perfect sense.

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Unless you're tapped into both brands' movements, you may have missed their first outing, which saw the iconic DW-6900 receive a yellow-faced update to deliver the perfect timepiece for the Wu-Tang lovers of the world.

For their second outing, in celebration of Wu-Tang's 30th anniversary and on the precipice of hip-hop's half-century, the duo tap in for round two, once again setting sights on the undying DW-6900.

This time around, the watch takes on a more subtle update, maintaining a mostly black construction with touches of yellow providing a slick contrast that draws attention to the watch's face and strap, where the instantly recognizable Wu-Tang Clan logo takes a seat.

Hip-hop memorabilia and watch collectors alike will be pleased to know the piece is already available to shop online – don't sleep.

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