Why I keep using the GA-2100 (3 years later)

After three years, I’m revisiting the iconic G-Shock GA2100 "CasiOak" to see how it actually holds up over time. In this long-term review, I take a close look at the physical wear on the resin and carbon structure, discuss the real-world frustrations with legibility and setting the time, and share why I’ve already had to replace the batteries. While it remains a modern design classic, there are a few things you should know about its durability and maintenance before picking one up today—especially with the newer solar and Bluetooth versions now available. Product link: https://amzn.to/3TwOBfK 0:00 Welcome back to Sam's Watch Review 0:42 Physical condition after 3 years 1:23 Strap wear and resin durability 1:38 Interface and usability frustrations 2:09 Legibility and the negative display 3:29 Battery replacement and costs 4:05 Final verdict: Is it still a classic?