G-Shock Just Put Its Steel ‘CasiOak’ on Clearance

This stunning steel-clad 2100 is currently at one of its lowest prices ever.

Side view of a silver metal wristwatch with two buttons on the case against an orange background.

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In 2024, G-Shock came out with one of the more popular iterations of the “CasiOak” line: the GM-2110D. This was effectively its 2100 model, but with a stainless steel bezel and bracelet.

Silver metal G-Shock wristwatch with an orange dial and digital display on an orange background. — The GM-2110D orange-dial CasiOak is now $264, down 20 percent from its regular $330 price.

The 2110D wasn’t the first-ever steel-clad CasiOak but it was the first to be paired with a resin case underneath (previous Full Metal versions kept steel all the way through). This made it a bit more lightweight and shock resistance, while also lowering the price by nearly $300.

Exploded view of a Casio G-Shock watch showing the metal bezel, black case, blue dial with hands, internal components, and back cover. — The GM-2110D pairs a stainless steel bezel and bracelet with a resin case underneath.

If that’s not enticing enough, one particular model of the GM-2110D is being offered at one of its lowest prices ever. Down from $330, a radiant orange-dial version has now dropped its price to $264, one of its lowest ever.

Silver metal wristwatch with an orange dial and digital date display worn on a wrist over a beige jacket sleeve. — The 2100 earned its “CasiOak” nickname among enthusiasts for its resemblance to the octagonal Audemars Piguet Royal Oak.

The most versatile G-Shock?

Back in 2019, G-Shock managed to make a contemporary design icon with the 2100.

Known as the “CasiOak” among enthusiasts due to its resemblance to the octagonal Audemars Piguet Royal Oak, the 2100 is perhaps the most versatile G-Shock we’ve ever seen. Offering up 200m of water resistance and a suite of useful features like alarms and a stopwatch, the analog-digital timepiece has been a hit with streetwear enthusiasts and even those who want a more casual option from the brand.

Silver metal G-Shock wristwatch with an orange face worn on a wrist over a beige jacket cuff and orange pants. — The GM-2110D G-Steel collection launched two years ago, in 2024, as part of G-Shock’s expanding steel-hybrid lineup.

The series has since seen a slew of new colorways and material alterations over the last seven years. It wasn’t long before G-Shock started playing around with materials and colors. From the original resin, we eventually moved to Full Metal (steel) and even resin-steel combinations like you see here.

Among the GM-2110D G-Steel collection that launched two years ago, the orange-dial version (GM2110D-4A) has always been my favorite. Sporting a radiant sunburst dial effect, it’s one I wear a lot and get complimented for often.

If you’ve been eyeing the G-Steel 2100 Series models, now’s your time to act. The GM2110D-4A is currently 20 percent off on G-Shock’s website.

Silver metal Casio G-Shock watch with an orange analog-digital dial and a stainless steel band.

G-Shock GM-2110D-4A

$264 at Casio

$330 (20% off)

About the Author: Ethan Brehm is an associate editor at Gear Patrol writing about footwear, watches, spirits, EDC and more. When he’s not shopping for his next G-Shock, he spends his time watching movies and planning a future road trip with his family. He firmly believes CDs sound better than vinyl.