Casio G-Shock Owner Review : Glittering, fascinating and endearing

The Casio GM-B2100D-1AER nicknamed CasiOak because of its octagonal bezel that looks like you know who is mostly from the DW-5000C. Is it really a G-shock? By that I mean, is it as resistant as the other Casios in the range? To tell the truth, I wouldn't throw it against a wall. Due to its full steel design, it is therefore very sensitive to scratches. Nevertheless, between the hands and the wrist, we have a real feeling of robustness and elegance. This comes from the work done on the steel which is mostly polished on the case and which perfectly reflects the light, as well as the brushed bezel which reflects this feeling of robustness. The eye is also well attracted by the polished brushed finish of the bracelet, with its small circles dug into the links with a polished surface. Although it does not have the qualities of its resin elders, it keeps all the G-shock DNA in terms of design and features. It will also have the Bluetooth function for settings and the solar charging system. Small downside, I would have liked it to also be able to recharge in indoor light. I have to regularly check the exposure of the watch, to be able to wear it when I want. If it is discharged, it will be necessary to wait a fairly long period proportional to its lack of exposure to light. This chic sport CasiOak is truly very beautiful, fascinating and endearing.