G-Shock’s Stealthiest “CasiOak” Just Got Way More Affordable
Nearly two-dozen G-Shock watches are selling at a 25 percent discount, including a handful of so-called "CasiOaks."
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For a watch nicknamed the "CasiOak" — due to its resemblance to one very famous, very expensive timepiece — the G-Shock 2100 represents a hell of a value.
Since its introduction in 2019, the watch has won over many an enthusiast with its combination of luxury looks , typical G-Shock toughness and overall affordability.
The 2100 series debuted in 2019 to critical acclaim. - Credit: Zen Love for Gear Patrol
While the 2100 retails for more than $5,000 in its most expensive configuration, a majority of examples go between $110 and $330. Or, if you're savvy, as little as $75 …
Most 2100 series models retail between $110 and $330, though some can climb to more than $5,000. - Credit: Casio
Tough, stylish and (extra) affordable
Through September 28, Bloomingdale's is running a friends and family promotion on nearly two-dozen G-Shock models , including four 2100 series models.
The GA2100-1A1 (pictured) has a stealthy, blacked-out aesthetic that many G-Shock collectors seek in their watches. - Credit: Casio
Those watches range from the GM2100-1A and GM2100BB-1A (both of which feature metal bezels) to the resin-based GA2100VB-1A and GA2100-1A1 , all with a 25 percent discount.
The latter model is of particular note, as it features a stealthy, blacked-out appearance that many G-Shock buyers seek in their collections.
Of course, a price tag of just $75 doesn't hurt, either.
G-Shock GA2100-1A1
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$75 at Bloomingdale's $100 (25% off)
The Bloomingdale's promotion also covers watches in G-Shock's 110 and Mudmaster series, but you might want to act fast to take advantage of the sale.
Some of the watches already have "low stock" warnings on their respective product pages.
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Jack Seemer is the executive editor at Gear Patrol, with over a decade of experience in product journalism. He currently reports on a wide range of topics, including footwear, watches, EDC, cookware and more.
