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Casio’s premium G-Steel GST-W1000 series is heading to European markets after its initial announcement in Japan. The three watches combine a stainless steel design with sapphire crystal and advanced timekeeping features. Their latest listings also provide a clearer picture of when buyers can expect them to arrive.
Casio GST-W1000 series European pricing and availability
The black GST-W1000D-1A and green GST-W1000D-3A will cost €779 (approximately $870) each in Spain. The blue GST-W1000AD-2A, which features a black ion-plated bezel, will cost €799 (approximately $892). All three models have appeared on Casio’s European website with a November 2026 release window, although direct purchases are not available yet. They are expected to be sold through the G-Shock online store and selected retailers.
The watches are already available in Hong Kong through Casio’s authorised online flagship store. The black and green variants are listed for HK$6,680 (approximately €750), while the blue model costs HK$6,880 (approximately €782). Meanwhile, Casio Taiwan has announced a late-October release, with prices ranging from NT$22,000 (approximately €600) to NT$23,500 (approximately €642).
Casio first announced the GST-W1000 lineup in September, detailing its metal construction and new movement. The Tough MVT.2 system can automatically correct the hands’ positions after impacts and detect strong magnetic fields to help prevent misalignment. The watches also support Tough Solar charging, Bluetooth smartphone connectivity and Multi Band 6 radio-controlled timekeeping. A sapphire crystal with an anti-reflective coating protects the dial.
Each model measures 50 × 45.5 × 13.2 mm and weighs 138 grams. The watches also offer 200-metre water resistance and LED illumination. The four-part metal bezel uses different surface finishes and concealed mounting screws for a cleaner appearance. Buyers in Europe will have to wait until November to purchase the watches, while availability is already underway in some Asian markets.
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