Unlock the Fresh Face of G-Shock: Classic CasiOak Gets a Colorful Revamp

An Understated Collaboration: G-Shock x Charles Darwin Foundation

Paul Newman’s Rolex ref. 6239 might have made the "panda" dial world-famous, but why limit black-and-white color combos to just one polarizing icon? Casio is pushing the boundaries with a new high-contrast variant of the popular GA-2100 Series G-Shock, inspired by the Galápagos penguin.

The CasiOak Connection

This understated collaboration with the Charles Darwin Foundation features a black case and dial, accented with a white band, cream indices, and silver hand inlays – a nod to the Galápagos penguin’s striking coloring. The watch is a beautiful blend of contrasts, perfect for those who prefer a more subtle yet stylish take on the traditional black and white.

Unmistaken Inspiration

Though Casio doesn’t explicitly mention the word "penguin" in the watch’s official name, GAB2100CD1A7, there’s no denying the connection. From the striking black and white color scheme to the penguin silhouette displayed on the inset dial and strap, this watch is a love letter to the Galápagos penguin and its unique charm.

Key Features:

• Black case and dial, accented with white and cream
• Silver hand inlays and indices add a touch of sophistication
• G-Shock’s renowned durability and water-resistance
• Perfect for those who appreciate understated style and elegance

The GAB2100CD1A7 is more than just a watch – it’s a symbol of conservation and a celebration of nature’s beauty. Embodying the principles of the Charles Darwin Foundation, this timepiece is a must-have for those who appreciate the elegance of simplicity and the importance of preserving our planet’s wonders.