Casio has released its G-Shock GA-2110MK-5A collaboration with Maison Kitsuné in the US. The watch costs $210 and is available through Casio.com and authorized retailers. The release follows a staggered global launch. Japan got the watch in November (for ￥33,000), followed by European markets earlier this month (priced at €180).
The watch is built on the GA-2100 platform, known for its slim octagonal case. It uses Maison Kitsuné’s “camaieu” design approach with soft beige and cream colors inspired by Parisian architecture. A bright orange resin bezel represents sunset over Paris. The watch comes in color-matched packaging.
Maison Kitsuné’s fox logo appears on the 9 o’clock inset dial and at the case-strap junction. Additional logos are on the band loop and case back.
The watch includes shock resistance, 200-meter water resistance, and Carbon Core Guard construction. Battery life is approximately three years using two SR726W cells. The mineral glass face has Neobrite luminous material. Double LED lights illuminate both analog and digital displays with selectable 1.5-second or 3-second duration settings.
Features include a 1/100-second stopwatch that measures up to 24 hours, a countdown timer with one-second increments up to 24 hours, five daily alarms, and hourly time signals. World time covers 48 cities across 31 time zones with daylight saving adjustment. The automatic calendar runs until 2099.
The case measures 48.5 × 45.4 × 11.8 mm and weighs 51 grams. The bio-based resin band fits wrists from 145 to 215 mm. Accuracy is rated at ±15 seconds per month. The watch offers a hand-shift feature that moves analog hands out of the way for digital display viewing.
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