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Metal-covered G-Shock GM-2100 is not a Carbon Core Guard

When the metal-covered G-Shock GM-2100 series made its debut, one of our visitors commented on the lack of a Carbon Core Guard logo on the back cover, and there was no CCG specification in the official listings, so we should take that to mean the GM-2100 is not a Carbon Core Guard model, unlike the GA-2100. In case there is still any doubt, Casio China released an official statement about incorrect product tag information on GM-2100 models sold in China, and the statement clarifies that the GM-2100 series does not have the Carbon Core Guard feature.

We have seen some retailers and videos incorrectly listing the GM-2100 as a CCG model. It is easy to see why the mistake has been so widespread, as the GM-2100 is essentially a GA-2100 with a stainless steel bezel and the same module. It just doesn’t have the exact same type of case.

We wouldn’t let this sway a decision against the GM-2100, as the lack of a CCG case in this situation basically means that the inner case is made of resin (like a DW-5600) instead of carbon fiber reinforced resin. The GM-2100 has nearly the same dimensions as the GA-2100 and the same thickness of 11.8 millimeters. In terms of toughness, we wouldn’t expect the lack of a Carbon Core Guard case to be detrimental, especially as it pertains to real world use.

G-Shock GM-2100 Case Back, Not Carbon Core Guard

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Konstantin
Konstantin
2 years ago

What about the GM-S2100 series? Does it mean it has no Carbon Core Guard too?

Tomek G.
Tomek G.
2 years ago

I actually had the same insights during my video review a couple of days ago on my channel in Polish.
https://youtu.be/jcPNvuxHUrE?t=7m16s

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