Bright, bold, fearless. The Casio G-Shock Frogman is inspired by one of nature's most fascinating and dangerous creatures: the three-striped poison dart frog , which lives in the rainforests of South America. A small but mighty animal, its fluorescent green color is not decoration, but a warning. It is precisely this philosophy that guides the design of this Frogman, transforming it into a dive watch with an extreme and unmistakable character.

The contrast between the deep black and the fluorescent green vertical stripes immediately recalls the animal's aesthetic, creating a strong and decisive visual impact. It's not just about color, but about identity: this Frogman communicates resistance, danger, and determination, qualities that have always defined the G-Shock Master of G line.

The strap and bezel are finished with a unique spray coating that evokes the irregular texture of a dart frog's skin, adding a tactile and visual dimension to the design. The caseback, engraved with the iconic diving frog, symbol of the Frogman family, reaffirms its belonging to one of Casio's most iconic collections.

Functionally, the Frogman remains true to its professional spirit. Tough Solar technology powers the watch using any light source, eliminating the need for battery replacements and ensuring continuous operation even in low-light conditions. This solution is designed for those who use the watch in extreme environments, where reliability and battery life are not optional.

Another distinctive element is the use of bio-based resin for the bezel and strap. This choice reduces environmental impact without compromising robustness and durability, demonstrating how even a watch designed for the harshest conditions can look to the future responsibly.

This Frogman isn't just a dive watch, it's a statement of character. It's designed for those who love to stand out, for those seeking a technical yet highly expressive timepiece, capable of blending nature, technology, and radical design. Just like the dart frog that inspires it, it doesn't go unnoticed and doesn't ask for permission.