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G-SHOCK’s new watch is a tribute to Evangelion

A Mecha on the Wrist: G-SHOCK's Evangelion 30th Anniversary Timepiece

The limited-edition GA-110EVA30
Casio

G-Shock has proven time and time again how it has its finger on the pulse of the latest trends, and their recent release continues to cement their legacy. The brand has recently unveiled a collaboration with the iconic Japanese anime series, EVANGELION. Celebrating the show’s 30th anniversary, the limited edition GA-110EVA30 is a visually striking watch channeling the energy and mechanical artistry of the seminal anime directly onto the wrist.

A design that serves as a detailed homage to the anime’s universe

Meticulously crafted by the series’ mechanical designer, Ikuto Yamashita, this watch features the bold black-and-purple color scheme that vividly evokes the iconic EVA Unit-01 across the band and bezel. The dial features an inset inspired by the 3rd Angel, Sachiel, and a singular, Y-shaped element mimicking the series’ iconic CAUTION patterns. Further elevating the design are subtle yet powerful touches, including ‘NEON GENESIS’ text viewable on the band loop and the NERV logo seen at the strap tip.

Balancing collectible artistry with proven G-SHOCK durability

Beyond its dynamic aesthetics, this watch retains the legendary toughness G-SHOCK brand is known for. Built to withstand daily extremes, the case back is engraved with a special 30th-anniversary emblem, cementing its status as a limited run collectible that is destined for cult status. 

A must-have collectible for dedicated collectors and fans

The G-SHOCK GA-110EVA30 successfully bridges the gap between robust horological engineering and visionary anime design, providing a unique and bold statement for those who honor storytelling on their wrist. This limited edition will surely sell out, so the most enthusiastic of collectors should inquire as soon as possible to add it to their collections.

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