Same need.
Same responses, plus, I'd add
Buyee Japan

 

Watch Recon. It’s a feed aggregator that scrapes Watchuseek, Reddit and a couple other places. You can set up email alerts.

 

From here: CASIO GMW-B5000TB-1CR Titanium G-Shock | eBay

From here: Casio 2023 RESTOCK SALE CASIO G Shock GMW-B5000TB-1DR Titanium... for $2,486 for sale from a Trusted Seller on Chrono24

And from here: Amazon.com: G-Shock Casio GMW-B5000TB-1JR Origin Radio Solar Men's Watch (Japan Domestic Genuine Products) : Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry


And before you say it. No, you're not going to find it for cheap (maybe you could try your luck on the eBay auction) as it is a discontinued model and a titanium square with more demand than supply.

 

I don't know but you have good taste 😉

 

It seems to be available from CASIO Singapore for S$1,999, :

GMW-B5000TB-1 | G-SHOCK FULL METAL GMW-B5000 SERIES | CASIO SINGAPORE

This is new variation on the full-metal GMW-B5000 that incorporate titanium material into their square-face design, which inherits plenty of the DNA of the original G-SHOCK DW-5000C. The case, band, bezel, and back cover of this new model is made of lightweight, easy-on-the-wrist titanium...

www.casio.com

* That's a better price, for a new watch, than many listings on eBay for used ones

* I don't know if CASIO Singapore ships internationally, though, but I think is worth a try

There you go.

 

Its not available directly from Casio Singapore but from the retailer network for which you'd have to check if they ship outside SIngapore.

I linked an eBay auction and if one is good at bidding can get the watch at a pretty decent nick.

 

Been so long since I’ve worn it, almost forgot I had one lol. Always nice to put it on again.

 

Snatched one last week from Yahoo Japan. Really looking forward…

 

A bit late here, do you live in the US by any chance? I was just curious about how much you paid for customs and duties when buying your watch from Japan

 

I’ve been on the lookout for one of these so have been watching a few eBay auctions over the last few weeks to get an idea on how much they are selling for.

One of the sellers contacted me last night with an offer on one that is brand new in box. I thought the price seemed fair and everything looked in order on the pictures shown in the listing.

It was only when I started checking the buyer that alarm bells started ringing. He has a great feedback score and was also located in the UK so no import costs but when looking through the comments I noticed he had already sold eight of the exact same model watch in the last 12 months. That seems a very suspicious for a limited production product from five years ago that is still sought after.

 

If Casio Singapore are selling them, perhaps this ebay seller is bulk importing?

I think I know the seller you're talking about as I've nearly purchased myself but I spend too long procrastinating and the prices just keep going up.

 

If Casio Singapore are selling them, perhaps this ebay seller is bulk importing?

I think I know the seller you're talking about as I've nearly purchased myself but I spend too long procrastinating and the prices just keep going up.

The 'DR' on the model code suggests it's from SE Asia so that could be where they are from.

The original listed price was quite high but he came in with an offer that was £280 lower.

Seems like a scam. Stay away.

Yeah, it's a lot of money to take a chance when the confidence isn't there.

 

I did contact the seller in the end and he was very helpful and knew what he was talking about. He also sent a lot of photos so I was confident in the product. After pondering for a few weeks I went back with an offer and he accepted it.

I’m now the happy owner of a TB-1.

 

Update:-

I finally managed to get hold of one, second hand, via eBay. Eventually agreed a price of £930. Love it!