Casio Launches Second NFT Collection in Less Than Four Months

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Casio Launches Second NFT Collection in Less Than Four Months
  • Casio has launched a second batch of exclusive digital art collectibles in less than four months.
  • The newly launched digital collectibles accommodate incentives tied to the Ethereum NFTs.
  • Casio’s new NFT comprises two distinctive designs: the VGA-001 and the VGA-002.

Casio, the renowned Japanese electronic company, has continued to participate in the NFT space by launching a second batch of exclusive digital art collectibles in less than four months. The newly launched NFT features Casio’s iconic G-Shock brand of watches that accommodate incentives tied to the NFTs.

According to reports, Casio’s new NFTs comprise 2,000 digital art pieces of futuristic “Virtual G-Shock” designs. Unlike Casio’s initial free G-Shock Creator Pass NFTs, the company announced that it would start selling the newly launched NFTs on Saturday, December 16, 2023, by 12:00 (Japan Standard Time).

Although sales of the Virtual G-Shock NFTs will start on December 16, only existing community members holding Casio’s initial Polygon-based NFTs will have access to the sales until December 18, when they will be made open to the general public.

Owners of the Ethereum NFTs will gain access to exclusive behind-the-scenes experiences with Casio, including a tour of the G-SHOCK Laboratory in Tokyo that showcases the durability testing the brand is known for. They will also attend a roundtable discussion with designers to learn about the creative process behind the virtual G-Shock models.

Additionally, the NFT collectors would receive behind-the-scenes materials tied to the Virtual G-Shock watches and have priority to buy the next wave of Virtual G-Shock NFTs, as well as collaborate in creating new digital Casio products.

The latest release comprises two distinctive designs: the VGA-001 with its “balloon concept” and the VGA-002 with a “leaf spring concept.” Casio released 1,000 pieces of each design, selling for 0.1 ETH per piece, equivalent to about $230 at the time of writing. 

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