Casio Unveils New, Limited-Edition G-SHOCK Timepiece That Celebrates The 40th Anniversary Of First Space Shuttle Launch

Casio Unveils New, Limited-Edition G-SHOCK Timepiece That Celebrates The 40th Anniversary Of First Space Shuttle Launch



Today marks All Systems Go, as Casio G-SHOCK pays homage to NASA and the Space Shuttle with its second custom DW5600 timepiece. The commemorative DW5600 honors decades of space exploration and was designed for watch collectors and space enthusiasts in commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the first Space Shuttle launch, the OV-102 STS-1 mission on April 12th, 1981. Pre-sale of this model will officially begin at 7:00:03 AM EST to mark the exact timing of the orbiter's lift off from launch pad 39A.

The new limited-edition timepiece comes in a black and white case and band combination to bring forth the aesthetic of the OV-102 space shuttle. Design elements include a minimalist white dial with red NASA logo, stainless steel case back with an engraved silhouette of the shuttle, an American flag printed on the band loop and black ion-plated buckle. This timepiece arrives in custom packaging with an outer box which reflects STS-1 Mission statistics and an inner tin that depicts the mission's 2-day orbit around the earth.

The G-SHOCK commemorative NASA timepiece utilizes the DW5600's iconic case shape and features, plus a one-of-a-kind EL backlight graphic that displays the shuttle silhouette and the years 1981 – 2021 when illuminated.


In addition to the commemorative design elements, the new model comes equipped with G-SHOCK technology including:

Shock Resistance
200M Water Resistance
EL Backlight with Afterglow
Flash Alert
1/100 Second Stopwatch
Multi-Function Alarm
Countdown Timer
12/24 Hr. Formats

The DW5600NASA21-1 model will retail for $140 and be available for pre-order April 12, 2021 at gshock.com, and for purchase later this month at the G-SHOCK Soho Store and select G-SHOCK retailers.


SOURCE Casio America, Inc.
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