Ah, the 1990s — the time of JNCO jeans, Hammer pants, light-wash denim, neon colors, oversized outerwear, and all things clear. It was a simpler time, a time when the Internet didn’t exist in the all-encompassing, influencer-driven way that it does today and TGIF was a good-natured, family-oriented television lineup on the ABC network featuring such artists as the Olsen Twins and the guy who played Cousin Balki on Perfect Strangers. Now, Balki might have been a fish out of water while living in the U.S., but I’d like to believe that he had enough fashion sense (given this number) that he would gravitate toward one of the models in the new G-Shock Skeleton Series.
G-Shock, renowned for its relatively inexpensive but extremely durable timepieces, recently unveiled an update to a variety of models. That update strips away the typical opaque casing in lieu of a translucent one, allowing you to see the inner workings of the analog-digital watches, thus the name: The Skeleton Series.
G-Shock Analog-Digital DW5600SK-1
The DW5600SK-1 model offers a simple, square face with a digital display off set by a metallic gray plate and, of course, clear case.
G-Shock Analog-Digital DW6900SK-1
Two-tone coloring and a semi-transparent resin for the case and band make the DW6900SK-1 model a touch more interesting than its predecessor and a bit less out there than its successor.
G-Shock Analog-Digital GA700SK-1A
The GA7000SK-1A features a traditional large front button and three-dimensional hands to “enhance the multi-dimensional model.”
G-Shock Analog-Digital GA400SK-1A9
One word: day glow. Enough said.
Like all of G-Shock’s Analog Digital watches, each of these possesses a few key features: 200M water resistance and superb shock resistance, a stopwatch feature, a countdown timer, both a 12-hour and 24-hour format, and the crystal clear exterior casing. So, friends, be like Balki and get yourself a translucent watch from G-Shock that you can pair with your craziest non-floral print shirts and some lightweight shoes for summer.
For a more colorful option from G-Shock, check out the brand’s recent GA2000 Collection. If you prefer your watches to be a touch fancier, check out these great options under $1000.
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