The GA-2300-7A is Casio's slimmer take on the G-Shock ana-digi-digital watch: a 45.4 × 42.1 × 11.6 mm round case in white resin, 20 ATM water resistant, with a mineral crystal and a pin-buckle resin strap. It packs world time across 31 time zones, a 1/100-second stopwatch, a 24-hour timer, five daily alarms and a double white LED light, plus a hand-shift function that moves the analog hands off the digital display. Its 11.6 mm thickness makes it noticeably less bulky than classic 5600-series squares, so it suits people who want G-Shock toughness in a smaller, cleaner profile. Owners like the look and the light weight; the trade-offs are the basic resin strap, the mineral glass and the busy analog-digital dial that some find harder to read at a glance than a pure digital G-Shock.
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Owners of the GA-2300 line praise its slim, light case and clean white look, and treat it as an easy everyday G-Shock. Complaints center on the resin strap, the mineral glass and a dial that is busier to read than a plain digital model.
The Casio G-Shock GA-2300-7A is a round analog-digital watch with a white dial and a white resin strap. The case is 45.4 × 42.1 × 11.6 mm and the crystal is mineral glass. The strap closes with a pin buckle.
It shows world time for 31 time zones and has a stopwatch measuring to 1/100 second. It also has a countdown timer of up to 24 hours and 5 daily alarms with a time signal. The hands can be moved out of the way so they do not cover the digital display of the time and date.
Two white LED lights illuminate the display. The watch has an auto calendar through 2099 and a 12/24-hour format. Accuracy is about ±15 seconds per month.
