G-Shock Pakistan: Best Casio G-Shock Watches for 2026
G-Shock Pakistan pricing is simpler than it looks: in our range the square DW-5610 starts at PKR 35,800, the unisex GA-010 sits at PKR 39,000, and the DW-6900 and GA-2100 reach PKR 42,500. Case shape and size decide most of the choice — see the authentic Casio G-Shock watches in Pakistan we stock.
Six models cover that range at the moment, and the table below lines them up before the detail.
| Model | Price (PKR) | What it is | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Casio G-Shock DW-5610UU-3DR | 35,800 | Square digital with a green resin strap | Lowest spend, everyday wear |
| Casio G-Shock DW-5610UU-8DR | 35,800 | Same square case with a grey resin strap | A quieter colour for daily use |
| Casio G-Shock GA-010-1A | 39,000 | Unisex case with a bio-based resin strap | Shared wear, lighter materials |
| Casio G-Shock GA-2100AS-5A | 42,000 | Slim octagonal analog-digital with a beige resin strap | Office wear, smaller wrists |
| Casio G-Shock DW-6900TR-1 | 42,500 | Round digital with three indicator windows | Bold wrist presence, outdoor use |
| Casio G-Shock DW-6900TR-4 | 42,500 | The same round case in a second colourway | A statement look |
Those are the listed figures for these specific models. They move with exchange rates and import costs, so confirm the live price on the product page before ordering.
G-Shock Pakistan price guide: what each series costs
The entire spread across six models is PKR 6,700, from PKR 35,800 for either DW-5610UU to PKR 42,500 for the DW-6900TR pair.
That narrow band is worth understanding, because the cheapest and the dearest watch here are built to the same shock-resistant standard. What changes is the case: the square 5600 family is Casio's longest-running and simplest shell, the 6900 adds a larger round case with three indicator windows, and the GA-2100 uses a slimmer octagonal case with analog hands.
None of the six is a limited edition, and none carries Tough Solar or Bluetooth. You are paying for case design, display type and finish rather than for extra toughness.
Where prices genuinely move is at the border, since duty and the rupee-dollar rate affect every listing. The figure on a product page is the only one worth trusting on the day you buy.
Casio G-Shock DW-5610UU: the square case in green or grey
The DW-5610UU is the entry point at PKR 35,800, and it is the model to choose if you want a genuine G-Shock with the smallest outlay and the least bulk on the wrist.
The square case descends directly from the 1983 original, so the shape reads as classic rather than as a fashion item. Both versions run a full digital module — time, date, stopwatch, countdown timer and alarms — on a resin strap.
The green Casio G-Shock DW-5610UU-3DR is the louder of the two and looks most like a purpose-built sports watch. The grey DW-5610UU-8DR stays neutral enough to wear with anything. Choose on wardrobe rather than function, because the two are otherwise identical.
It suits a first G-Shock, a student budget, a small-to-medium wrist, or anyone who wants the watch to disappear under a shirt cuff.
Consider something else if you want analog hands (the GA-2100) or a case with more presence (the DW-6900).
Casio G-Shock DW-6900TR: the round three-window classic
The DW-6900TR is the boldest shape here and the most expensive at PKR 42,500, offered in two versions, DW-6900TR-1 and DW-6900TR-4.
Its signature is the round case with three circular indicator windows sitting above the digital display — a layout that has been in the G-Shock catalogue since the mid-1990s and remains one of the most recognisable in the line.
On the wrist it wears noticeably larger than the square model, which is the point: this is the one for people who like a watch they can read across a room. The DW-6900TR-1 is the sensible version to start with if you have not seen either in person; the DW-6900TR-4 is the same watch in the second colourway.
It suits outdoor use, gym sessions, bigger wrists and anyone who wants a G-Shock that looks unmistakably like one.
Consider something else if you wear a tight cuff, prefer a slimmer profile (GA-2100AS-5A) or want to save PKR 6,700 (DW-5610UU).
Casio G-Shock GA-010-1A: the unisex option in bio-based resin
The GA-010-1A is the only unisex model in this group and the only one whose listing specifies a bio-based resin strap, at PKR 39,000.
Bio-based resin means the strap material is made partly from renewable, plant-derived feedstock rather than wholly from petroleum-based resin — the same principle as recycled packaging, applied to a watch band. In everyday use it looks and feels like ordinary G-Shock resin; the difference lies in what it is made from.
It sits in the middle of the price range and the middle of the size range, which makes it the easiest of the six to recommend to two people sharing a watch, or to a buyer who is unsure about case size. See the GA-010-1A unisex G-Shock for the full listing.
Consider something else if you want the smallest case (DW-5610UU), analog hands (GA-2100AS-5A), or a smaller watch built for women rather than a G-Shock — our women's watches collection covers that ground.
Casio G-Shock GA-2100AS-5A: the slim octagonal case in beige
The GA-2100AS-5A is the slimmest of the six and the only analog-digital model, at PKR 42,000.
The GA-2100 line is built around an octagonal bezel and Casio's carbon core guard case, with hands above a small digital window — the format that made this series the default for people who find a full digital display too sporty. The beige resin strap is the one thing to think about: pale resin shows dye transfer from dark denim and sleeves sooner than black, so it needs a wipe with a damp cloth every few weeks.
It suits office wear, smart-casual dress, smaller wrists and anyone who reads hands faster than digits. See the GA-2100AS-5A in beige.
Consider something else if you want maximum legibility in harsh sunlight (either digital model), or if you would rather spend PKR 6,200 less on the DW-5610UU.
How do I choose a G-Shock? The criteria that matter
Start with case size and display type, because almost everything else across these six watches is shared. Work through the points below in order.
- Case size and thickness. The square DW-5610 is the smallest and least conspicuous, the GA-2100 is the slimmest, and the DW-6900 is the largest. On a wrist under roughly 16.5 cm, start with the square or the GA-2100.
- Digital or analog-digital. A digital display gives the clearest read at a glance; the GA-2100's hands suit people who wear the watch with a shirt and read a dial by habit.
- Strap material. All six use resin, which is light, sweat-tolerant and replaceable. Resin also ages visibly, and a strap is an inexpensive part to swap where a case is not.
- Water resistance. G-Shock models are generally rated to 200 metres, which covers swimming, rain and washing up. Check the product page for the exact rating on the model you pick, and never press the buttons underwater.
- Power source. Casio's DW and GA prefixes indicate a standard battery module; Tough Solar and Bluetooth versions use other prefixes and sit in higher-priced lines. Expect a battery change every few years rather than a charging routine.
- Authenticity and paperwork. G-Shock is one of the most replicated watch families in the world, and a replica will not match the case sealing or the module of the real thing. Buy where authenticity is stated plainly and a warranty is offered.
- Price within the band. The gap between the cheapest and dearest model here is PKR 6,700, so pick the case you actually want rather than the one that saves the least.
If the watch is a gift, keep the box, manual and warranty card together. They matter if the watch ever needs service, and they make the presentation what it should be.
How do you look after a G-Shock in Pakistan's heat and dust?
Rinse the resin strap with mild soap and water, keep the watch out of a parked car in summer, and have the battery and case seals serviced together rather than separately.
Heat is the bigger threat than dust. A dashboard in direct sun reaches temperatures well beyond what a liquid-crystal display and a coin-cell battery are designed for, and prolonged exposure can discolour resin. Leaving the watch on a desk or in a drawer is always the better habit.
Dust and sweat collect in the gaps around the buttons and under the strap. A soft brush and a quick rinse once a month keeps a light-coloured strap light and stops the resin from holding odour.
Water resistance depends on the case seals, and those seals are disturbed every time the case is opened for a battery change. That is why the two jobs belong together: have the gasket checked while the cell is being replaced, not afterwards, when a leak has already happened.
Where to buy G-Shock in Pakistan
Buy where authenticity is stated plainly and backed by a warranty, because grey-market imports and replicas both circulate, and neither comes with support when something goes wrong.
Every watch we sell at Beater.pk is 100% authentic, and each one carries warranty cover — message our team for the exact terms on the model you are considering. Cash on Delivery is available across Pakistan, so payment happens when the watch reaches you.
For a question about a specific reference, write to info@beater.pk or call +92 325 366 6652 before ordering. To see the full line-up, browse Casio G-Shock men's watches in Pakistan.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a G-Shock cost in Pakistan?
In our current range, G-Shock prices run from PKR 35,800 for the square DW-5610UU to PKR 42,500 for the DW-6900TR, with the unisex GA-010-1A at PKR 39,000 and the GA-2100AS-5A at PKR 42,000. Listed prices shift with exchange rates and import costs, so check the product page for the live figure.
Are the G-Shock watches at Beater.pk authentic?
Yes. Every watch we sell is 100% authentic and comes with warranty cover; ask our team for the terms that apply to the model you want. Cash on Delivery is available across Pakistan, and support is reachable at info@beater.pk or +92 325 366 6652.
Is a G-Shock good for daily wear in Pakistan?
It is well suited to it. The resin strap tolerates sweat and dust, the cases are shock-resistant, and G-Shock models are generally rated for 200-metre water resistance, so rain and washing up are not a concern. The main precaution is heat: do not leave the watch on a car dashboard in summer.
What is the difference between the DW-5610 and the DW-6900?
The DW-5610 is a compact square digital watch, while the DW-6900 is a larger round digital watch with three circular indicator windows above the screen. The 6900 costs about PKR 6,700 more and wears much bigger. Choose the square for understated daily wear, the round for presence.
Do G-Shock watches need a battery change?
The DW and GA models in this guide run on a standard coin-cell battery, so yes — expect a replacement every few years once the display dims or the backlight weakens. Have the case gasket checked at the same time, since opening the case is what affects water resistance.