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Estimated: Wikipedia's G-Shock article says 'in April 1983, the first G-Shock, the DW-5000C, was launched' and gives 'Introduced April 1983' with no day, so the month's last day is used; Casio[2][3] itself says only '1983'.
Casio's[3] brand history lists the 1983 DW-5000C as the first Iconic Style.
Casio[2] states the DW-5000R re-creates 'the very first G-SHOCK released in 1983, DW-5000C'.
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