Casio Makes A G-Shock Watch Inspired By A Classic Glass Bottle Of Coke For Coca-Cola's 140th Anniv.

Casio has again teamed up with the world's most famous beverage company to celebrate 140 years of Coca-Cola with a clever, highly detailed edition of the "CasiOak." In this video, Ariel Adams reviews the Casio G-Shock x Coca-Cola 140th Anniversary Limited Edition (Ref. GA2100CC-3A), built on the wildly popular GA2100 analog-digital platform. Read the full hands-on review and view live photography on aBlogtoWatch: ➡️ https://www.ablogtowatch.com/casio-g-shock-ga2100-coca-cola-bottle-watch-hands-on-the-real-way-to-celebrate-americas-birthday/ Rather than relying on generic logos, Casio drew deep inspiration from the iconic heritage of the Coca-Cola contour bottle. The translucent bio-based resin case and strap feature a light green tint engineered to replicate classic "Georgia green" glass bottles. Custom details abound across the watch, including a fluted glass bottle motif on the 9 o'clock day-of-the-week indicator hand, a bottle cutout on the band loop, a bottle-cap engraved caseback, a brown "carbonated fizz" dial pattern, and a presentation box shaped like a vintage Coca-Cola vending machine refrigerator. Ariel breaks down the design nuances, evaluates the 45.4mm x 11.8mm carbon core guard case on the wrist, discusses why Casio chooses its entry-level platforms for major pop-culture collaborations, and explains the cultural weight of this $200 collectible. What do you think of this Coca-Cola collaboration? Does the "Georgia green" bottle resin beat standard G-Shock co