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| Casio’s G-Shock GM-2110HDN-8A watch |
Casio has quietly pulled the wraps off its latest G-Shock collaboration, and this one leans hard into streetwear. The G-Shock GM-2110HDN-8A is a new silver-tone take on the fan-favourite 2100 series, built with New York-based streetwear media project Hidden. It's the third watch to come out of the partnership, following the DW5600HDN257 that launched in 2025.
The design is the headline here. Casio has gone with a silver-tone stainless steel and resin case, paired with a matching metal bracelet, and then broken it up with green detailing. You'll spot the Hidden logo in the indicator dial, while the indices at 3, 6, 9, and 12 o'clock pick up the same green accent. It's a subtle look in person, presumably, rather than a shouty one — which is probably the right call for a metal-cased 2100.
There's a nice bit of New York flavour baked in, too: the Statue of Liberty is engraved on the buckle and the case back. Small detail, but it ties the piece back to Hidden's home city rather than feeling like a generic logo slap.
Specs and features
Underneath the cosmetic work, this is a standard GM-2110, which means an analog-digital layout with two analog hands and a digital display showing the date. The feature set will be familiar to anyone who's owned a 2100-series watch:
- World time across 31 time zones
- 1/100th-second stopwatch
- Countdown timer and multiple alarms
- Dual LED backlights for low-light readability
- 200 m water resistance
Nothing revolutionary, then, but the 2100 platform has never really been about pushing spec boundaries. It's about the case shape and the wearability, and that's exactly what Casio is selling here.
Release date and pricing
The GM-2110HDN-8A has already appeared on Casio's official Thailand website, where it's slated to arrive in December 2026. Pricing hasn't been announced yet, and Casio hasn't confirmed whether the watch will make it to the US, Europe, or other markets. Given how the previous Hidden releases were handled, availability could end up being limited — so if you're interested, it's worth keeping an eye on regional Casio storefronts rather than waiting for a global announcement.
We'll update this piece when Casio confirms pricing or wider availability. In the meantime, you can check the product listing on Casio Thailand's G-Shock page.
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| The Casio G-Shock GM-2110HDN-8A watch |
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| The Casio G-Shock GM-2110HDN-8A watch |
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| The Casio G-Shock GM-2110HDN-8A watch |



