Casio's upcoming full metal GMW-BZ5000D: Triple-layer case, sharper design with MIP LCD reiterated in newest images
Latest images posted by reliable source @geesgshock on Instagram for the GMW-BZ5000D full metal G-Shock finally show in detail what previous coverage only included in the form of text. The new screenshots showcase a triple-layer case structure: the bezel, intermediate frame, and case are all distinct, assembled with screws - this was previously just mentioned in articles and depictions, not pictured. The first-ever side profile photos also confirm sharper case lines, revised lugs, and more prominent buttons, as well as a new bracelet integration.
Both gold and silver variants are shown side by side again, including their matching bracelets and updated display. The new images also feature the MIP LCD tech and modular screwback in high-resolution images, clearing up any doubts left by earlier descriptions.
The comment section in the screenshots also document real-time reactions, with a lot of positive feedback about the gold version, the overall sharper aesthetic, and high anticipation among collectors and fans alike.
What hasn’t changed: The core features - multi-band 6 syncing, Bluetooth app connection, Tough Solar charging, 200-meter water resistance, Japanese manufacturing, and premium pricing - will remain the same as established in the first wave of reporting. What’s new is that everything can now be clearly seen and verified, which moves the GMW-BZ5000D one more step further from rumors to reality. Since the model has already been spotted on international online watch stores before, we could get an official reveal from the Japanese manufacturer any day now.
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@geesgshock on Instagram
