Review on ⌚ Casio G-Shock GA-2100-1A1 Retro-Style Analog-Digital Watch with Carbon Core Guard by Justin Abreu

I bought the "invisible" (all black) version for $99 here at Revain from BrandsWalk. It seems that some retailers are pumping up the prices on these watches, which is typical of some watches that are in short supply these days (particularly Rolex men's sports models or that G-Shock). I thank BrandsWalk for the decency not to take advantage of this situation. As others have said, this G-Shock wears less than its 45mm diameter. I have a small 6.75 inch strap and this watch is quite comfortable and doesn't look completely ridiculous on my hand (at least from my perspective). I've always wanted a G-Shock, but few models appealed to me aesthetically. or their immense size. This model works both ways: no bowl-like protrusions and a relatively thin aspect ratio. It looks good, feels good and seems to work well (in the short time I've had it). as is the stealth version, which is sufficiently visible even in a dimly lit room. The day of the week indicator (around 9 o'clock) won't be very visible unless you're in a brightly lit environment, which isn't the case Case. I'm concerned about the digital information (the ones about date, world time, etc. My watch was (precisely) set to Tokyo time. It was easy to change to New York time by reading the instructions that came with it. Promotional leaflet. I expect this watch to become one of my favorite racquet watches this is a great watch for $99.