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G-SHOCK Goes Tiny: Meet the DWN5600 Ring Watch

Casio brings full G-SHOCK toughness to a bold, wearable new form: the DWN5600 ring watch.
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Casio is redefining wristwear with the G-SHOCK DWN5600, a decidedly cool ring-sized version of its legendary 5600 series. Reduced to roughly one-tenth the size of the original, the DWN5600 packs the signature shock resistance, water resistance, and functionality of a classic G-SHOCK into a tiny, audacious package. Available in the signature colorways— black (DWN5600-1), red (DWN5600-4), and yellow (DWN5600-9)— this timekeeping accessory mirrors the unmistakable design of the original 5600 while transforming it into a wearable statement piece for your finger. Every detail, from the case and bezel to buttons and buckles, is meticulously miniaturized using advanced molding technology. The adjustable strap accommodates fingers from approximately 48 to 82mm, offering a surprisingly comfortable fit.

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G-SHOCK Nano DWN5600 © Casio

Despite its size, the DWN5600 retains the full functionality of a G-SHOCK. The glass fiber-reinforced resin case, bio-based resin bezel and band, and high-density mounting technology protect the miniature module and battery, which remains replaceable for long-lasting performance. The tiny digital display delivers time down to the second, calendar, dual time, and stopwatch capabilities. Three fully functional side buttons allow mode switching, backlight activation, and more — proving that toughness doesn’t have to be large to make an impact.

Key Features:

• Shock-resistant construction

• 200-meter water resistance

• Dual time display

• 1/100-second stopwatch

• Auto-calendar

• 12/24-hour format

• Pulsing light feature

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G-SHOCK Nano DWN5600

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The DWN5600 will be available starting December 3, 2025, at select G-SHOCK retailers, the G-SHOCK Soho Store, and gshock.com for $110.


To learn more, visit G-SHOCK, here.

Casio G-Shock Digital Watches

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