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CasiOak

€200,00 EUR
€200,00 EUR
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Highlights
  • Display Material: mineral glass
  • Case: ⌀ 48.5 mm
  • Movements: Quartz movement
  • Waterresistance: 20 ATM / 20 bar
  • Case Material: Carbon/Resin
Delivery time

1 - 3 working days
Manufacturer

CASIO Europe GmbH, Casio-Platz 1, 22848 Norderstedt, info@casio.de

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CasiOak

Product Details

Display

The CasiOak of Casio uses a display from mineral glass.

Case

The CasiOak has a housing made of Carbon/Resin, which has a diameter of 48.5 mm.

Weight

The weight of CasiOak is approximately 400 grams.

Movement

A Quartz movement clockwork mechanism is used.

Closure type

Buckle

CasiOak von Casio

Discover the "CasiOak," Casio's GA-2100-4AER, a G-SHOCK that combines rugged strength with a sleek, urban design. Thanks to its Carbon Core Guard structure, it's extremely shock-resistant and water-resistant to 20 bar, yet surprisingly lightweight at just 51 g. This model features a striking octagonal bezel and an analog-digital display that ensures clear timekeeping. With case dimensions of 48.5 × 45.4 × 11.8 mm, this watch is thinner than many other G-SHOCK models, enhancing wearing comfort. The GA-2100-4AER in vibrant red boasts useful features such as five daily alarms, an automatic calendar, and a Super Illuminator LED light, making it the ideal companion for sports and everyday life.

Questions about CasiOak of Casio

What is the exact model name of the Casio CasiOak?

The exact model name of the CasiOak is Casio GA-2100-4AER.

What type of closure does the CasiOak have?

The CasiOak uses the following closure below the wrist: a buckle closure.

Is the Casio CasiOak waterproof, and to what depth?

The Casio CasiOak, with a pressure rating of 20 ATM / 20 bar, is a fully-fledged diver's watch suitable for scuba diving with oxygen tanks at typical depths (up to approximately 30-40 meters) and is perfectly safe for activities involving extremely high impact speeds, such as water skiing, wakeboarding, cliff diving, or surfing large waves. However, for extreme depths (professional divers in helium pressure chambers), watches rated from 30 to 100 bar with a helium escape valve are required.