Model: MR-G B5000HT
Price: S$9,888
Launch: 29 August 2025, G-SHOCK ION Store
In the world of streetwear, details matter. From the grain of selvedge denim to the stitch on a sneaker panel, the craft behind an object often elevates it from accessory to artifact. CASIO’s latest MR-G release, the B5000HT “Tsuiki” Limited Edition, lives in that same lane — a timepiece where heritage metalwork meets modern toughness, limited to just 500 pieces worldwide.
At its core, the MRG-B5000HT carries the silhouette of the original G-SHOCK 5000 line, but the materials tell a new story. Crafted from DAT55G titanium, a Japanese alloy three times harder than pure titanium, the watch balances durability with an elevated finish. The oborogin matte silver tone channels the understated shine of sword fittings, while copper-toned screws and buttons add a luxe pop, reminiscent of jewelry detailing in high fashion.
What sets this release apart is its use of tsuiki, a centuries-old Japanese hammering technique typically seen in armor and copperware. Master craftsman Kazuya Watanabe applies this process by hand, striking titanium with precise rhythm to create a relief pattern unique to each piece. No two watches carry the same surface — a concept that resonates with streetwear’s obsession with one-of-one drops.
The hammered texture gives the B5000HT a depth that is both raw and refined. From afar, it’s a blend of stealth and brutalism; up close, the surface plays with light like sculpted metal art. On the wrist, it feels less like a tool watch and more like a statement accessory — the kind that pairs with a matte black fit or sits against wide-leg trousers with equal confidence.
The G-SHOCK MR-G B5000HT “Tsuiki” Limited Edition (S$9,888) launched at the G-SHOCK ION Store on 29 August 2025.