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Two lines of Casio watches could be getting a new lease of life soon after a new partnership was announced between the company and Kaiser Time.The popular Edifice and G-Shock styles are to be overseen by industry specialist Steven Kaiser, who hopes to continue the evolution of the timepieces within the accessories market.It is hoped that the partnership will further develop the strong presence of the watches, particularly for the younger side of the watch-buying demographic."I'm thrilled to be working with Casio to build the G-Shock and Edifice brand presence in the luxury watch and jewellery market," Mr Kaiser commented.He added that the styles have a "distinct look" and an innovative technology that really appeals to him.Earlier this month, Aly Walansky at myGloss.com said she recently attended the launch of the Edifice Black Label line in New York, a range which may appeal to fans of the original Edifice watches.

Watch fans may notice when looking at the new Casio G-Shock that the company is going big with its designs – literally.That is because the Casio G-Shock GXW-56 comes with measurements of 55.5mm wide for its case and a height of 17.5mm, *** it the largest G-Shock ever made, Christian Cantrell told Watch Report.So what has the company, who saw its 1983 G-Shock timepiece make it onto Stuff magazine's list of the 25 most iconic watches, done to compensate for all this space? Well, they have filled the gaps with a soft silicone gel material called aGEL, said to heighten shock-absorbing features to the timepiece.Furthermore, the GXW-56 comes with solar powered technology that makes the watch able to run for up to eleven months without light, as well as a water resistance of up to 200 metres and a world time feature covering 31 different time zones and 48 cities.Mr Cantrell said: "After wearing [the watch] for a few days, I have really come to like the size and the presence, and at this point, I have no intention of letting it go."