MRG-B5000 Series Tsuiki Limited Edition MRG-B5000HT-1DR

Discover the fusion of traditional craftsmanship and cutting-edge technology in a one of a kind MR-G timepiece meticulously forged by hand in a distinctive tsuiki hammertone pattern, and crafted from advanced, high-performance metals. Since its debut in 1996, the MR-G line has redefined metal timepieces just as G-SHOCK revolutionised shock resistance. As the flagship of the G-SHOCK family, MR-G continues to forge new paths, embodying bold innovation and refined toughness.

At the apex of this legacy stands the limitedvedition MRG-B5000HT a masterwork in metal. Its bezel and bracelet are individually hand-hammered by tsuiki master artisan Kazuya Watanabe, whose unique yuragi technique imbues each piece with a dynamic, textured surface unlike any other. With rhythmic irregularity, the pattern captures the soul of traditional Japanese metalwork organic, balanced, and utterly unrepeatable. Forged from DAT55G, a titanium alloy three times harder than pure titanium, and protected by a diamond-like carbon (DLC) coating, the MRG-B5000HT offers exceptional durability to match its stunning design.

This is more than a timepiece it’s a tribute to centuries of Japanese craftsmanship, brought into the future through innovation, artistry, and relentless attention to detail.

Exterior

Case Length: 49.4 mm 
Case Width: 43.2 mm 
Case Height: 12.9 mm
Weight: 112 Grams
Case Back: Screw down
Water Resistance: 200 Metres
Bracelet Material: Titanium
Case & Bezel Material: Titanium
Power Supply: Tough Solar (Solar powered)
Glass: Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating

Features

Timer: Countdown timer
Accuracy: ±15 seconds per month 
Stopwatch: 1/100-second stopwatch
Alarm/Hourly Time Signal: 5 daily alarms
Calendar: Full auto-calendar (to year 2099)
Bluetooth: Connects to a smartphone and automatically adjusts the time
Energy Saving: Display goes blank to save power when the watch is left in the dark
World Time: 39 time zones, auto summer time (DST) switching, home city/world time city swapping