Casio G-SHOCK DW-6900: the 1995 three-eye streetwear icon

The DW-6900 arrived in 1995 with a rounded face, three small circular graphic windows and a prominent front light button. Its departure from the square case proved that G-SHOCK toughness could have more than one distinctive design language.

Those three eyes create a graphic character that is instantly recognizable. The 6900 became particularly influential in music, skateboarding, streetwear and collaborations, where its large dial offers a canvas for visual expression.

The iconic DW-6900-1V combines shock resistance, 200-metre water resistance, alarm and stopwatch features in a protective resin case. The large front button makes its backlight unusually accessible.

More than thirty years after its debut, the DW-6900's combination of technical purpose and visual personality remains one of the strongest ideas in digital-watch culture.