G‑SHOCK toasts 140 years of Coca‑Cola with a special GA‑2100CC collaboration

Coca‑Cola’s iconic contour bottle inspires the watch’s design, filled to the brim with nostalgic motifs and G‑SHOCK’s signature everyday toughness.

Coca-Cola x G-SHOCK GA-2100CC-3A watch face and full view

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Models: Coca-Cola x G-SHOCK GA-2100CC-3A
Price: S$249
Release date: Online from 22 May 2026, in‑store from 23 May 2026
Where to buy: CASIO and G-SHOCK stores

G‑SHOCK commemorates 140 years of Coca‑Cola with a special GA‑2100 collaboration. A rare milestone, the parties resisted simply plastering logos everywhere and calling it a day. Instead, they pour the story into the colour, the texture and the tiny details wherever apropos.

Coca-Cola x G-SHOCK GA-2100CC-3A angular view, detailed look of watch face

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The slim, octagonal ‘CasiOak’ model carries a soft, nostalgic haze, adopting the quintessential green of the Coca‑Cola contour bottle. At 9 o’clock, the day indicator is represented by a fluted bottle, while the band loop repeats the same motifs.

Coca-Cola x G-SHOCK GA-2100CC-3A closeup and underside of watch strap

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The dial is where the watch really starts to fizz. Coca‑Cola‑toned hues pool across the face, with printed graphics that call to mind bubbles racing up the inside of a freshly cracked bottle. Replete with homages, even the underside of the G-SHOCK features an engraving of a once‑familiar, now‑rare vintage bottle cap.

Coca-Cola x G-SHOCK GA-2100CC-3A closeup of underside, Coca-Cola bottle cap engraving

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As a G‑SHOCK, the GA‑2100CC keeps all the expected daily‑driver credentials: shock resistance, everyday toughness and the lightweight, easy‑wear profile that has made the GA‑2100 range a street staple, even if the design language leans more limited edition than beater.

Coca-Cola x G-SHOCK GA-2100CC-3A closeup of underside, Coca-Cola anniversary packaging

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The Coca-Cola x G-SHOCK GA-2100CC-3A is housed in a bespoke packaging just for Coca‑Cola’s 140th anniversary. But, like an actual bottle of Coke, you still have to crack it open to taste the ‘Real Magic’.