The History of G-SHOCK Gulfman/Gulfmaster Watches

The G-SHOCK GULFMASTER watches have come a long way since their inception. These timepieces were initially designed to be rugged and durable, but they have since evolved to include advanced technological features. Over time, the watches have undergone significant changes, but they have remained true to their roots. The latest models are incredibly accurate and boast a modern appearance that is sure to impress. These watches are built to last and are perfect for anyone who needs a timepiece that can withstand the elements.

P.S. Please note that our timeline does not include every Gulfman/Gulfmaster model, but only the most notable series in our opinion. If you believe we have missed anything, please inform us in the comments section. Let’s work together to make this evolution timeline perfect.

August, 2016

GWN-Q1000

★★★★★
First G-SHOCK analog models equipped with a depth sensor, these models also come equipped with a barometric pressure sensor that can be used to predict upcoming weather changes, a temperature sensor that detect the change of air and water temperature, and a digital compass that can be used to determine wind and tide directions.

August, 2015

GN-1000

★★★★
From the GULFMASTER Series of watch designed and engineered to stand up to the rigors of maritime wear comes new collection of Twin Sensor models.
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July, 2014

GWN-1000

700$ on Amazon →
★★★★
Incorporated both of Triple Sensor version 3 and Smart Access.
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2011

GR-9100

Gulfman watch with Tough Solar, Tide GRaph and Moon Data

2009

GW-9110

230$ on Amazon →
★★★★
MASTER OF G GULFMAN This is a radio solar model of the G-SHOCK “GULFMAN” series, which has a rust-resistant last resist structure, assuming use in environments such as ships and coastal areas.
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July, 2007