Casio is here yet again to showcase their watchmaking prowess! Another G-shocker, the - Casio G-Shock Frogman that’s developed with scuba diving in mind. This novelty offers certain technical upgrades over its popular predecessor. The new G-Shock Frogman is equipped with special features, which make it an essential diving watch. It features a time Measurement Mode, intended for measuring the total time you spent underwater as well as the time spent on the surface. Cool huh? It’s also with a memory log, which serves to record dive times. To operate with precisely and efficiently, it makes use of a Self-Adjusting Multi-Band 6 Atomic Timekeeping Technology that is powered by the sun using its tiny, solar panel coupled with a large-capacity rechargeable battery. It ensures automatic update of the model due to the signals it receives from transmitters in Japan, United States, United Kingdom, Germany and China, and it auto adjusts for leap year and daylight saving time. It’s housed in a round-shaped stainless steel case, treated with DLC coating. The brand claims that this is extremely shock-resistant, and can withstand up to 200-meter water-pressure. The watch is mounted on a black rubber strap.

Here’s another G Shock from casio that will surely appeal to us men for it’s a tough lookin’ watch. This watch is dubbed as the The King of the G-Shock, maybe because it’s their biggest Shock ever created. It’s in an oversized 55.5mm case, that is shock and mud resistant. It features a multi-city world time, it’s solar powered that’s backed by a large capacity battery, a mineral glass crystal, and an Auto EL backlight.

Casio Edifice Black Label Collection is a watch that brings function, technology, and luxury to the same table. It’s another G shock for men that you would like to wear on boardroom meetings. It’s in an all black theme that features a multi-city world time, self-charging solar power capability- Casio G-Shock’s favorite specfication, and chronograph functions.

Casio may have released a number of classic G shocks at Baselworld 2010, but this one is at par at the top of my list. It’s the new Aviation Concept watch, which is part of the brand’s Classic line of G-Shock watches. Unlike most Gs, this one is not made of resin for its in a stainless steel case and bracelet. The only drawback is its price, which is much higher though its all worth it. It’s powered by a “Tough” movement that has been designed and tested to withstand extreme conditions, in fact it can actually withstand more than 12Gs. It’s powered by a solar-powered Japanese quartz and has a water-resistance is 200 meters. Aside from the basic watch’s functions, it also features a chronograph with 1/100th of a second accuracy, separate day and date functions, a beeping alarm, and an ultra precise multi-band atomic timekeeping that allows it to pick up the radio signal from any of the world’s atomic clocks. $360.

Here’s another shocker (in a good way) from Casio, the Casio G-Shock Speed Indicator that comes in a big case made from Resin, making it tough and rough, ideally for real men. It has this distinctive blue dial, powered by a Quartz movement, and is water resistant by up to 200 meters. The watch is mounted on a black resin band with a buckle. $108.