
KFC x G‑SHOCK GA‑2100—one of only 11 pieces given away for free—resells for £768+, making it a zero-cost, high-return rarity.
G-Shock partnered once again with Bamford on the GM-5600, blending mainstream accessibility with a luxury-adjacent name. While Bamford typically operates in the high-end custom watch space, this collaboration lowered the entry point significantly. The release strategy included an early in-store pop-up in Soho ahead of a general online release, creating a narrow window for resale before wider availability.
Retail pricing was set at £279, making this one of the more accessible Bamford-branded watches.
The London pop-up offered early access before the wider online release.
Previous G-Shock x Bamford releases showed volatile pricing after general availability.
Early resale opportunities existed for those able to sell before the online drop.
Market saturation risk increased daily as more pairs entered circulation.
05/12/2025
In-store release begins at Meera’s Newsagents in Soho at 1 pm.
05/12/2025
5–8 December 2025 - Limited in-store availability continues across multiple days.
06/12/2025
6–8 December 2025 - Some pairs sell on the secondary market, though volume remains moderate.
09/12/2025
Watch releases online via Casio and other retailers, increasing supply.

This flip was all about timing, not holding. While the Bamford name added appeal and watch reselling has shown signs of recovery, the confirmed general release significantly capped upside. Resellers who exited early captured modest gains, while late sellers faced increased competition and softening prices. A classic example of why in-store exclusivity only matters when supply remains truly limited.

KFC x G‑SHOCK GA‑2100—one of only 11 pieces given away for free—resells for £768+, making it a zero-cost, high-return rarity.

Swatch returns with a new Snoopy MoonSwatch variant, queues expected from 4 AM and resale projected past £500.