Casio G-Shock Rangeman GW-9400

G-Shock is a renowned line of shock-resistant watches developed by the Japanese electronics company Casio. The first G-Shock was designed by Kikuo Ibe and launched in 1983, born from the mission to create a watch that could survive a 10-meter drop. The specific model shown is the Rangeman GW-9400, part of the 'Master of G' series, which is specifically engineered for professional use in extreme conditions.

While Casio is a Japanese brand, its manufacturing is distributed globally. High-end and limited edition G-Shocks are frequently manufactured in Japan at the Yamagata factory. However, the majority of the Rangeman series units are produced in Casio's highly automated facilities in Thailand and China to meet global demand while maintaining strict quality control standards. Casio Computer Co., Ltd. remains the ultimate owner and operator of the brand worldwide.