Held at G-SHOCK’s exclusive store on Linking Road in Santacruz West, the event brought together members of the brand’s growing community to discuss watches, collecting and design. The gathering focused on the stories behind collections, with conversations, collection showcases and interactions centred on G-SHOCK’s design, innovation and long-running appeal.
A key attraction of the evening was a showcase by four G-SHOCK collectors, who presented selections from their personal collections and shared the stories and significance behind individual watches. The displays highlighted how G-SHOCK timepieces have become personal markers for collectors rather than simply accessories.
The event also brought G-SHOCK’s design story directly to its Indian fan base, with Junichi Izumi, creator of the GA-2100 series, meeting attendees and discussing the thinking behind one of the brand’s most recognisable collections.
Izumi spoke about the GA-2100 as an effort to create a fresh expression of G-SHOCK while retaining the strength and character associated with the brand. His interaction with collectors also gave fans an opportunity to discuss the series and its evolution directly with its creator.
Takuto Kimura, Managing Director, Casio India, said the gathering reflected the community that has grown around G-SHOCK, particularly in India, where collectors and enthusiasts have adopted the brand in their own ways.
The evening continued with an after-party at Gigi Bombay in Bandra West, where guests moved from watches to music and more informal conversations.
For Casio India, the G-SHOCK Fan Meet – Collector’s Edition brought collectors, creators and enthusiasts closer to the people behind the brand, placing the community that has developed around G-SHOCK in India at the centre of the event.
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