Casio GA-B2100-2A Solar Watch Blue Navy: Solar powered
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Meet the Casio Oak Smartphone Link watch—where timeless style shakes hands with cutting-edge tech (and yes, they get along famously). This isn't just any watch; it's a limited edition powerhouse that laughs in the face of dead batteries, thanks to its solar-powered guts. Fancy seeing time in two ways? The Ana-Digi display has got you covered, blending old-school charm with digital precision. And because we're living in the future, it buddies up with your smartphone like they're old pals, making it the perfect wingman for your tech-driven life. Dressed in a sleek blue navy, it's tough enough to take a beating (courtesy of G-SHOCK toughness) but looks good enough for a night out. Who said you can't have it all?
- Smartphone link
- Ana-Digi display
- Limited edition
- Reimported overseas model
- Solar powered
General specs
- Brand: Casio
- Model: GA-B2100-2A
- Seller: Joom
- Power source: Solar
- Display type: Ana-Digi
- Edition: Limited
- Model origin: Reimported overseas
- First listed by seller: 6/9/25
If you are interested in more details, you can find full information on the seller's page.
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| Brand | Casio | Casio | Casio | Casio | G-SHOCK | G-SHOCK |
| Model | GA-B2100-2A | GA-B2100-3A | GA-B2100-3A | GBM-2100-1A | GA-B2100-3A | GA-B2100-3A |
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| Price | $160.35 | $172.46 | $151.74 | $275.65 | $169.37 | $164.32 |
| Seller | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom |
| Update | August 15, 2025 | August 10, 2025 | August 15, 2025 | August 15, 2025 | August 25, 2025 | September 2, 2025 |
| Power source | Solar | Solar | Solar | Solar | Solar | Solar |
| Display type | Ana-Digi | Ana-Digi | Ana-Digi | Ana-Digi | Ana-Digi | Ana-Digi |
| Edition | Limited | Limited | Limited | Limited | ||
| Model origin | Reimported overseas | Reimported overseas | Reimported overseas | Reimported overseas | ||
| Connectivity | Smartphone link | Smartphone link | Smartphone link | Smartphone link | ||
Solar Watch Blue Navy
William A.
Chicago, IL
June 12, 2025
My first impression was WOW, this watch is a real looker and feels solid on the wrist. I've only had it for a week or two, but it's already proven itself during some home repairs—no scratches or issues yet. The solar power is a game-changer; I just leave it in sunlight and it keeps going, which is fantastic. Pairing it with my phone was straightforward, and I love having the exact time without fuss. That said, as a rational guy, I'm a bit wary of the tech integration; if my phone changes or something, will it still work perfectly? And the cost—ouch, it stings a little for a watch, but the quality might justify it. Overall, it's a great blend of style and function, though not without its quirks. I'd recommend it, but with a note to consider the long-term tech aspects. :)
- Pros: The solar charging is extremely convenient, as I never have to worry about changing batteries, which is a huge plus for someone like me who hates maintenance. The dual display shows both analog and digital time, making it easy to read in any situation, and it connects to my phone seamlessly for accurate timekeeping. It's built like a tank and looks sharp in blue navy, so it can handle my DIY projects and still look good for evenings out.
- Cons: The price might be a bit high for my budget, and while it's tough, it could be a tad bulky for some tastes. The smartphone connection works well, but I'm skeptical about how long these tech features will hold up over time—could be wrong, but it's a concern. Also, the limited edition aspect makes me wonder about future availability or support.