Pune: Casio Computer Co. Ltd, headquartered in Japan and the parent company of Casio India, has strengthened its retail footprint by inaugurating its first exclusive G-SHOCK store in Pune. Situated at the recently launched Phoenix Mall of Millennium in Pune, this much-anticipated G-SHOCK store is now ready to initiate its operations, aligning perfectly with the brand’s dedication to offering customers a comprehensive assortment of its watch portfolio.
The new G-SHOCK store is not just a destination; it’s an experience that will redefine the perception of watches. Boasting an extensive line-up of G-SHOCK’s iconic men’s and women’s range, this store is a haven for anyone who appreciates its rugged elegance and precision engineering. With differentiated design elements and a remarkable durability quotient, G-SHOCK timepieces offer a compelling choice that resonates with the dynamic tastes and preferences of today’s audience. By encompassing the latest innovations and timeless classics, the G-SHOCK store houses uniquely crafted timepieces for a diverse audience of watch enthusiasts. There is something for everyone, whether one leans towards enduring ruggedness, off-road adventure style, or contemporary sophistication.
Speaking about the launch, Hideki Imai, Managing Director, of Casio India said, “The launch of the first exclusive G-SHOCK store in Pune marks a significant milestone in our strategic expansion plan. We are committed to offer our exclusive range of G-SHOCK portfolio to the ever-evolving audience that constantly seeks innovative, purpose-driven, and exquisite quality timepieces. This store is a testament to our dedication to continuously engage with our customers and redefining their perception of watches. With Pune’s dynamic culture and thriving spirit, it’s only fitting that this city takes the lead in spearheading the expansion of G-SHOCK’s legacy in India.”
The store is located at G-48, Phoenix Mall of Millennium, Wakad, Pune – 411057, and is operational from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. on all days of the week.
