7 All-Black Casio G Shock Watches

Casio G-Shock Men's GA100 XL

This dual time all-black Casio G-Shock is part of their XL series. That means it has a relatively (or sometimes very) large dial, measuring over 50mm.

Yes, because it’s a G-Shock, it is both shock and water-resistant (200m in fact, so very waterproof). But, this watch also has additional magnetic resistance built-in.

It also comes with the standard range of digital watch features: a countdown timer, alarm, full calendar, hourly signal, a stopwatch (1/1000 sec), world time, and 12/24 military time formats.

It is meant to be a dark watch, often used by the military or law enforcement, but it also comes with an auto-backlight and afterglow (configurable of course!). The negative display also helps to keep things dark, on top of the mostly black everything else (bar the hands).

Casio G-Shock Men's GD350-1B

Moving away from the dual time option above, this more standard all-black digital model is another great option from Casio.

This G-Shock has a very high luminance that can be set at 1, 3, and 5 seconds. It also has an auto function that comes on when you tilt your wrist. This is great to use with the built-in countdown timer, hourly signal or alarm. But there is also a flash option you can use.

It also features a vibration alarm, which is not that common and is designed to transfer that vibration cleanly via the specially designed case back.

Casio G-Shock Atomic Solar (GW2310)

Casio G-Shock Rangeman GPRB1000

The Casio G-Shock Rangeman is a classic for those wanting that little extra in terms of features. They are made for those that love or live the outdoors, such as members of the military or survivalists.

This G-Shock comes with 200m water-resistance and built-in shock-resistant, of course. That is a given for G-Shocks. But, knowing where it will be used, they have also added mud resistance. Casio has added extra seals to prevent mud, dirt and dust from getting in. So, if you want your G-Shock to keep on ticking no matter what you throw at it, the Rangeman is the way to go.

Of course, it has all the standard digital watch features from Casio (alarm, stopwatch, countdown timer, world time, etc) but come on, it’s an outdoorsman’s watch, right? So, it also has Casio’s Triple Sensor – with Altimeter/Barometer, Thermometer, and Digital Compass. Additionally, it has sunrise/sunset data, as well as atomic timekeeping, so you don’t have to worry about it being accurate.

This watch is also designed more in the spirit of more modern watches like the Suunto, with a large clear digital display. And why is that? Because it also comes with built-in GPS, which also has track navigation and recording. And, it can connect to a smartphone for additional features.

Men's Casio G-Shock (GWG1000-1A1)

Casio G-Shock GX56BB

Maybe you don’t want the typical G-Shock style watch with the large, round face. If that is the case, then this more retro style, rectangular faced model is a great alternative.

It also has the black-out coloring, with as much black as possible.

It’s a lot simpler though, but still has 200m water resistance and the standard G-Shock protection and shock-resistance.

Adding Tough Solar to the watch is also a nice addition,

Casio G-Shock G-Force Military Concept Black (DW5600MS-1CR)

A more clean military design, with the matt black case and a negative black screen, this smaller Casio G-Force is a simpler option.

It has all the digital bells and whistles, but none of the fancy stuff like triple sensor, atomic timekeeping or solar.

Of course, it also means this watch is super-affordable and easily replaced if it gets damaged!