G-SHOCK's Master of G series has always organized itself by terrain—land, sea, and air—each tied to its own extreme working environment. The air-focused GRAVITYMASTER line has typically leaned on something abstract, like a general "yearning for the sky." This time around, that reference point gets a lot more concrete: supersonic jets. Going from a poetic adjective to an actual machine with a visible silhouette and an audible roar is the one clear design starting point laid out in the press release.
The new series is dubbed GWR-B3000, launching in three colorways. Specific tones and materials for each version haven't been disclosed yet. Suggested retail runs from NT$23,000 to NT$29,000, with a release date set for August 4, 2026, dropping simultaneously through CASIO's official webstore, CASIO concept stores, and other retail channels.
Within the Master of G family, GRAVITYMASTER has always played the "spiritual" role—unlike the land series, which leans on shock-resistance specs, or the sea series, which pushes underwater functionality, GRAVITYMASTER tells its sky-bound story through design language alone. Zeroing in on "supersonic jets" as the protagonist this time counts as a rare, direct move for the series.
For now, that's the extent of what's public. Case materials, movement functions, and the exact look of the three colorways will have to wait for a fuller product reveal from the brand.
