Compact Casio G-Shock Watches with Slim Metal Ring Insets

Casio appears ready to expand its women’s G-Shock lineup with two unreleased references surfacing early through a Vietnamese retailer listing. The new models belong to the GMA-P2110 family and are joined in the same leak by a fresh Pro Trek variant reported separately. The retailer’s data points to an August launch window, though without official confirmation from Casio, the timing and final pricing remain provisional.

Fresh Monochrome Colorways

The two references in question—GMA-P2110B-1A and GMA-P2110B-5A—retain the compact octagonal case profile with a slim metal ring inset that defines the GMA-P2110 series. The first adopts an all-black treatment, while the second presents an earthy brown tone, matching the bezel and dial in a single-color composition. Local product material describes the aesthetic direction as a cleaner, more urban presentation.

Familiar Module and Bio-Based Build

Construction details follow the established pattern of the line. The bezel and band are listed as utilizing bio-based resin, aligning with Casio’s broader material shift in recent releases. Both entries run on the 5730 module, identical to existing GMA-P2110 pieces. That module provides a 1/100-second stopwatch, a 24-hour countdown timer, five daily alarms with an hourly chime, and a full auto-calendar programmed through 2099. A hand-shift feature moves the analog hands out of the way to keep the digital sub-display readable, while world time covers 31 time zones across 48 cities.

Case dimensions: 46.0 x 40.5 x 11.3 mm
Weight: 37 grams
Battery: CR1025, with an estimated three-year lifespan
Accuracy: ±15 seconds per month

Cautious Outlook Ahead of Official Word

Because the listing originates from a single overseas retailer and not directly from Casio, the August launch marker and full specification set should be treated as tentative. The GMA-P2110 series has steadily added restrained, fashion-leaning options to the G-Shock women’s portfolio, and these two forthcoming versions would extend that approach if officially released. Until Casio’s own channels or press teams issue formal details, prospective buyers have a clear preview but no guaranteed calendar date.