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Casio G-Steel GST-W1000 watches set for November European release

Reported Spanish pricing starts at €779 for the black and green models, while the blue version is priced at €799.

By Mei Ling Tan

Illustration of three metal wristwatches with different dial colors
Photo: Notebookcheck

Casio has listed three G-Steel GST-W1000 watches on its European website for release in November 2026. The European store is not yet accepting purchases for the GST-W1000D-1A, GST-W1000AD-2A or GST-W1000D-3A.

Spanish publication Cinco Días reported that Casio confirmed a November arrival in Spain. The black GST-W1000D-1A and green GST-W1000D-3A will reportedly be priced at €779 each. The blue GST-W1000AD-2A, distinguished by a bezel with black ion plating, will cost €799. Sales will be through G-Shock’s online store and selected retailers.

The range is already on sale through Casio’s authorized online flagship store in Hong Kong. Black and green versions are listed at HK$6,680 each, with the blue model at HK$6,880. Casio Taiwan has separately announced availability in late October, at prices from NT$22,000 to NT$23,500.

The watches use Casio’s Tough MVT.2 movement, which can automatically restore hand positions after external disturbances. Features include Tough Solar charging, Bluetooth smartphone connectivity, Multi Band 6 radio timekeeping and sapphire crystal treated with an anti-reflective coating. Each watch has a metal bezel made from four components with concealed mounting screws. All three weigh 138 g, measure 50 × 45.5 × 13.2 mm and have water resistance rated at 200 metres.

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