G-SHOCK is no stranger to tougher-than-nails tool watches, powerfully refining them into their ideal over forty years. G-SHOCK’s Full Metal series furthers this robust heritage with solid stainless steel cases and bracelets. The 2100 line of analog/digital (ani-digi) tool watches is legendary for its continual innovation, landing as an enthusiast favorite following its launch due to its unique octagonal profile based on two famous references from G-SHOCK’s back catalog.

With its newest member, G-SHOCK has removed the digital half and created a fully-analog 2100. This 46.3mm stainless steel G-SHOCK is daringly slim at just 12.4mm, nearly half a millimeter thinner than its ani-digi sibling, while still maintaining the brand’s trademark 200m of water resistance. The impressive suite of complications has been reduced to effective subdials, mimicking a chronograph while maintaining all the functionality. Available in anthracite black and ice blue dials, the 2100 Full Analog is matched to a stainless steel bracelet fitted with a push-button clasp to complete its rugged good looks.

Inside the 2100 Full Analog is G-SHOCK’s 5733 module. Fully analog, it features a second time zone display at 6:00, a date window at 4:30, and complication indicators at 9:00 and noon. As fans have come to expect of the brand, the 2100 Full Analog still features world time, 1-second stopwatch, alarm, countdown timer, and LED light complications.