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Casio lists sushi-themed G-Shock watches in Europe from €129

The three Japanese-made models appear on stores in Germany, Spain and the Netherlands, but orders are not yet available and no release date is listed.

By Mei Ling Tan

Illustration of three wristwatches beside a sushi platter
Photo: Notebookcheck

Casio’s online stores in Germany, Spain and the Netherlands have added three sushi-inspired G-Shock watches, with VAT-inclusive prices ranging from €129 to €149. The listings follow the collection’s Japan-only debut nearly a month earlier.

The GA-2100SSH-4A is priced at €129, followed by the DW-5600SSH-4 at €139 and the DW-6900SSH-1 at €149. Each listing restricts access to Casio ID members and offers a notification button instead of a purchase option. None gives a release date, and the collection is absent from Casio’s UK website.

The GA-2100SSH is the least expensive European offering, despite being the highest-priced model in Japan at 21,450 yen. Japan’s cheapest model is the DW-5600SSH, priced at 19,250 yen.

All three watches are manufactured at Yamagata Casio. Their designs draw on tuna, nori and fatty salmon: the DW-5600SSH has a translucent red case, the DW-6900SSH pairs a black bezel with a white inner band, and the GA-2100SSH features knife-shaped hands. Each comes with a teacup engraving on its caseback and a folding souvenir box.

Casio’s European listings describe the resin as bio-based. The company has not said whether European availability will be capped as it is in Japan.

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