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The GA2100 is Casio's slimmed-down take on the G-Shock, often called the CasiOak for its octagonal bezel borrowed from the original DW5000C. It keeps the shock resistance, 200 m water resistance and analog-digital display of larger G-Shocks but cuts the case down to roughly 11.8 mm thick and about 45 g, so it slips under a cuff. Owners like the matte finish and metallic bar indices, which read dressier than a typical resin G-Shock. Against bulkier models like the GA110 it trades some wrist presence for comfort, and its hands and markers are small and low on lume.
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Lowest price we've seen: $110.00 on Nov 10 at Deep Six. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 10.
Reviewers treat the GA2100 as the G-Shock for people who dislike G-Shocks: slim, light and good-looking, with the usual toughness intact. Complaints center on weak night visibility, a small digital display and a resin bezel that shows wear.
This G-Shock analog-digital watch is a downsized version of the GA2100 model. It has a simple, thin design that keeps a tough structure.
The case inherits the octagonal shape of the first DW5000C model. The face is flat and has simple bar indices. The bar indices are metallic and glittering, which adds texture to the dial. The matte black coloring suits any fashion.
