New Casio G-Shock x Haser DW5600WW-HASER launches as an exclusive collab
The Haser x G-Shock collab that first surfaced through early leaks is now officially out, and it’s exactly as stylish as expected. The new DW5600WW-HASER is available exclusively through Loaded NZ starting 09 December 2025, priced at $299 NZD (~$169), and it arrives in a very limited run. Only 80 pieces are available in-store at launch, with a small allocation expected to go online later.
As speculated earlier, the watch is built on the classic DW-5600 base and wrapped in Haser’s graffiti style, with a full white case and strap covered in bold red and black artwork. The packaging might be the star of the show here - sold inside a glass-front red emergency-style display box stamped "In Case of Emergency - Break Glass." It feels more like a collectible piece of street art than a typical retail release.
Haser is one of the most recognised graffiti artists in Aotearoa, with roots in New Zealand’s street art scene and a long-running presence across local walls, galleries and brand collaborations. In a post shared after launch, he said he didn’t want this project to compete with "wrist real estate" but instead to be something that could sit as art while still functioning as a watch.
Underneath the art, it’s the standard G-Shock DW-5600 spec sheet: shock resistance, 200-meter water resistance, LED backlight (white), multi-function alarm, countdown timer, stopwatch, and a five-year battery life. The band and case use bio-based resin, aligning with Casio’s push toward more sustainable materials.
Launch turnout in Auckland has been strong already, judging by social posts and early reactions on Instagram, and demand will likely outstrip supply. The packaging also ships with a Haser x G-Shock tote and print. If the newly released Sfera Ebbasta collab was a hint at Casio doubling down on artist-led drops, this release makes that direction pretty clear.
For anyone outside New Zealand, online availability hasn’t been confirmed yet, and even for locals, grabbing one will probably require speed.
