G-Shock: the watch worn by Josh O’Connor in Knives drawn 3 costs less than €100

G-Shock: la montre que porte Josh O'Connor dans À couteaux tirés 3 coûte moins de 100 €
G-Shock: la montre que porte Josh O'Connor dans À couteaux tirés 3 coûte moins de 100 € - Crédit photo © Paris Select Book

What if cinema’s next wrist star wasn’t overpriced? In “A couteaux tirés 3”, Josh O’Connor was spotted wearing a square-looking G-Shock, simple and reliable.

A movie watch, a real-life prize

According to press images from the shoot, the actor is wearing a well-known black foxglove. The model in question is a square from the G-Shock range, available for less than 100 euros, which is a rare price for a star accessory.

This choice makes sense on a set, as a watch can withstand shocks, water and stress. With water resistance to 200 m and night lighting, the piece remains legible in any situation. So the G-Shock embodies a simple idea: solid, practical, legible.

The Casio DW-5600E-1VER ticks all the right boxes: resin case, backlight, chrono and alarm. Its 200 m water resistance and price of less than 100 euros make it a safe bet for everyday use.

“In movies, as in real life, the best watch is the one that never lets you go.”

What it says about on-screen style

The GA-700-1BER features a legible ana-digital display, with a front button for lighting. What’s more, its imposing size assumes a strong presence, while remaining under 100 euros.

The G-2900F-1VER focuses on autonomy and internal memory. Its module displays memos and offers a battery rated for 10 years, again for less than 100 euros.

  • 200 m waterproofing on many models
  • Tried and tested impact resistance
  • Long-life batteries and reliable modules
  • Day and night legibility
  • Affordable rates, often < €100

For a role, consistency counts as much as image. A reliable accessory serves the story without distracting, which explains the success of these utilitarian squares.

Practical tips for choosing the right watch

The DW-5900-1ER revives the “three eyes” aesthetic of the 90s. This retro-styled G-Shock retains its shock resistance and a price tag of less than 100 euros.

Measure your wrist, because comfort is measured in millimeters. Then check the readability of the screen and the height of the case to avoid snagging under the sleeve.

The Casio F-91W remains an ultra-light, reliable and precise classic. For a budget of around 15-20 euros, it offers chrono, alarm and simple lighting.

The genesis of the project can be traced back to Casio’s famous “three 10s” concept. The 10 m drop, 10 bar water resistance and 10 years of autonomy that shaped the G-Shock DNA.

Low-cost alternatives from Casio

TheEdifice EFV-150D-1AV targets a dressier style, with a smooth bezel and steel bracelet. It is available in black or two shades of blue, for less than 100 euros depending on the store.

A steel bracelet glides better under a shirt. On the other hand, a textured resin adheres and cushions, ideal for sports and busy days.

Zippered selection for all cuffs

The GLX-S5600-7B, from the surf line, offers tides and moon phases. This compact, white and lightweight G-Shock remains under 100 euros.

Check local availability, as references vary according to series. Consequently, prices may vary from one store to another, especially during restocking periods.

The DW-5000C-1A harks back to the very first concept back in 1983. It’s the founding G-Shock, prized by collectors and still inspiring modern squares.

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