G-SHOCK’s has unveiled oasis-inspired variations of the GA-2100 and GA-110 traces, bringing daring blue-green hues to signature fashions that proceed to outline the Japanese watchmaker’s design legacy. The Oasis assortment consists of the GA-2100AS-2A, GA-2100AS-5A, GA-110AS-2A and GA-110AS-5A, every obtainable in blue and white colorways.
Hypebeast: Nayquan Shuler
Hypebeast: Nayquan Shuler
Hypebeast: Nayquan Shuler
Hypebeast: Nayquan Shuler
When first launched in 2010, the GA-110 delivered a hyper-industrial giant case design with maximalist accents embodying the model’s spirit of toughness; it reimagined the size of a typical analog watch and emphasised a heightened sense of visible dimension. The streamlined facade of the GA-2100 encompasses this sense of energy in a subtler format. Because the inheritor to the enduring DW-5000C, it inherits a slim, octagonal case and a dial that includes three-dimensional molding. Along with a carbon core guard construction, the case, bezel and strap incorporate bio-based resin, delivering a light-weight, sturdy composition that’s best for marine and land sports activities.
Thematically, the gathering nods to the wonders of daytime and nighttime oases, drawing inspiration from desert landscapes, multicolored our bodies of water and idyllic pure environments. These visible cues carry over to the dial, hour markers and indices, which characteristic a soft-washed blue-green gradient, including cool-toned depth to the watch face.
Customary options return throughout the gathering, together with 20-bar water resistance, shock resistance and a countdown timer. The GA-2100AS-5A and GA-2100AS-2A provide 5 every day alarms, a 1/100-second stopwatch, a Tremendous Illuminator LED and world time in 30 zones. The GA-110AS-2A and GA-110AS-5A characteristic a 1/1000-second stopwatch and LED.
See the brand new fashions in motion within the lookbook above, and head to G-SHOCK’s web site to buy the whole Oasis collection. Keep within the know with the model’s most up-to-date launches right here.
