- How does the G-STEEL 2100 differ from the standard GA-2100?
- It adds a stainless steel bezel and a carbon core guard to the same slim octagonal case. That makes it heavier and dressier than the all-resin GA-2100.
- Is it good for swimming?
- Yes. It is rated to 20 ATM, or 200m, which covers swimming and snorkeling. Casio does not rate it for scuba diving.
- Does it have a light for reading in the dark?
- It has luminous hands and markers plus a backlight for the digital display. Owners say the hands are still hard to read in dim light.
- What functions does it include?
- It has a chronograph, stopwatch, countdown timer, alarms, a full calendar and world time. The display combines analog hands with a digital window.
- Is the glass sapphire?
- No. It uses mineral glass, which resists knocks but scratches more easily than sapphire.
- How big is it on the wrist?
- The case is slim for a steel G-Shock and wears smaller than full-size G-STEEL models. Owners with smaller wrists report a comfortable fit.
- Where is the Casio G-Shock G-Steel 2100-Series Luxe Black Watch cheapest?
- At First Class Watches, for $305.00, as of our latest check.