Highsnobiety
Double Tap to Zoom

You can't talk about hip-hop without giving Wu-Tang Clan its flowers. Legends of the game and arguably the most globally recognized collective of rappers the world has ever known, paving the way for the likes of G-Unit, TDE, Dreamville, and everything in between, it's no surprise that remains such a culturally relevant brand.

Though music activity coming out of the collective has long reduced to sparsity despite the group's sheer numbers, as a brand, it's kept activity on the global stage to a high through collaborations and merchandizing, knocking heads with the likes of G-SHOCK.

Connected through their shared history in hip-hop, G-SHOCK, and Wu-Tang Clan may, on the surface, seem like an unlikely pairing, but once you trace their connective roots, their ongoing collaborative efforts make perfect sense.

Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this YouTube video.

Unless you're tapped into both brands' movements, you may have missed their first outing, which saw the iconic DW-6900 receive a yellow-faced update to deliver the perfect timepiece for the Wu-Tang lovers of the world.

For their second outing, in celebration of Wu-Tang's 30th anniversary and on the precipice of hip-hop's half-century, the duo tap in for round two, once again setting sights on the undying DW-6900.

This time around, the watch takes on a more subtle update, maintaining a mostly black construction with touches of yellow providing a slick contrast that draws attention to the watch's face and strap, where the instantly recognizable Wu-Tang Clan logo takes a seat.

Hip-hop memorabilia and watch collectors alike will be pleased to know the piece is already available to shop online – don't sleep.

We Recommend
  • An All-New Cartier Watch That Has Old-School Collectors Drooling
    • Watches
    Donovan Barnett/
  • G-Shock's Newest Watch Is Also Its Oldest
    • Watches
    Tara Larson/
  • A Graffiti OG's Ultra-Rare Nike Sneakers Are Reborn Anew
    • Sneakers
    Tom Barker/
  • A Legend Reborn! Wu-Tang's Iconic Nike Dunks Are Officially Back
    • Sneakers
    Morgan Smith/
  • Etched Denim, a G-STAR Collection Inspired by Rembrandt
    • Style
    • sponsored
    Costanza Acernese/
What To Read Next
  • How Much “Tiffany” Air Force 1 Is Too Much "Tiffany" Air Force 1?
    • Sneakers
    Tayler Adigun/
  • HOKA Slips Into Something Way More Comfortable
    • Sneakers
    Tayler Adigun/
  • This Skate-Coded Jordan Sneaker Has a Secret Wild Side
    • Sneakers
    Morgan Smith/
  • The Golden Age of Farm-to-Table Technical Fashion
    • Style
    Tom Barker/
  • BREAKING NEWS: Highsnobiety Has Been Hacked! (No, Seriously)
    • Culture
    • sponsored
    Highsnobiety /
  • The Goth Tabi Ballerina Barefoot Sneaker That Earns Every Adjective
    • Sneakers
    Maximilian Migowski/