Color: Black
One thing mattered to Kikuo Ibe when he designed Casio’s G-Shock back in 1983: toughness. Everything we love about the iconic watch—the blocky shape, the encapsulating bezel, the serious water resistance—were all in service of that single goal. And sure, G-Shocks still hold their place at the pinnacle of horological durability, but they’re also stylish as hell. Unfussy, and utilitarian, it's a watch that can handle anything you put it up against. The all-new GM2100 series breaks new ground with a sleek, sharp stainless-steel-and-resin construction and an unmistakably classic octagonal bezel. Jam-packed full of G-Shock’s signature impact-resistance and durability, these are any collector’s dream.
Product Specifications | |
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Crystal | Mineral glass |
Shock Resistant | Yes |
Water Resistance | 200 m |
Case/Bezel Material | Stainless steel and resin |
Band Material | Resin band |
Crown | Screw lock crown |
Bezel | Blue-ion plated bezel |
Illumination | Neobrite |
LED | Super Illuminator Afterglow |
Time | Auto calibration signal reception up to 6 times a day |
Stopwatch | 1/100 second |
Measuring modes | Elapsed time, split time, 1st-2nd place times |
Alarms | 5 daily alarms |
Calendar | Full auto to year 2099 |
Hand Shift | Hands move out of the way to provide unobstructed view of indial |
Dual Time | 31 time zones, auto summer time switching |
Date Display | Date and day indicator |
Hands | Two hands (hour, minute (hand moves every 20 seconds)) |
Dials | One dial (day) |
Digital | Hour, minute, second, pm, month, date |
Accuracy | +/- 15 seconds per month (w/o signal calibration or mobile link) |
Approx Battery Life | 7 months—normal use without light, 18 months—power save mode without light |
Dimensions (mm) | 49.3 × 44.4 × 11.8 |
Weight (g) | 72 |
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