G-Shock GM-S2110NS: Casio's Starry-Sky Analog-Digital Pair Lands in Europe at €189
The G-Shock GM-S2110NS -1A and -8A are two new analog-digital G-Shocks with a three-dimensional, diamond-pattern dial that Casio and the press describe as inspired by a starry night sky. Reports dated November 2 and 3, 2026 put them on sale at Casio's European online stores for €189 each, and in Japan for about ¥29,150 . Casio has not announced a US release. These are not the all-analog 2500 series, nicknamed the CasioNaut: the GM-S2110NS keeps hands and a small display together on one dial.
At a glance
| Detail | Specification |
|---|---|
| References | GM-S2110NS-1A (gray dial, black resin strap); GM-S2110NS-8A (blue-gray dial, gray band). Japan: GM-S2110NS-1AJF and -8AJF |
| Display | Analog-digital: two hands plus a small digital display |
| Dial | 3D diamond-shaped pattern made with embossed stamping, radial finishing and printing; matte metallic indexes |
| Bezel | Octagonal stainless steel |
| Functions | World time for 48 cities, timer, stopwatch and multiple daily alarms |
| Water resistance | 200 m; shock resistant |
| Europe price | €189 each at Casio's European online stores, including Spain |
| Japan price | ¥29,150, about $185 per Gizmochina; pre-order, shipping later in November |
| US | No release or price announced by Casio |
What the G-Shock GM-S2110NS watches are
The GM-S2110NS is a two-reference addition to Casio's GM-S2110 family of metal-bezel analog-digital G-Shocks. Notebookcheck, Gizmochina, GSMGoTech and Mezha all reported the pair between November 2 and 3, 2026. The two references are the GM-S2110NS-1A, with a gray dial and a black resin strap, and the GM-S2110NS-8A, with a blue-gray dial and a gray band.
Casio's G-Shock site files the GM-S2110 family under a women's analog-digital category, according to the page address that search results show. We could not open that page, which returned an error, and none of the outlets gave a case size, so we cannot confirm the dimensions or how they compare with the men's GM-2100 line. Treat any size you see quoted for these exact references as unverified until Casio publishes it.
Dial, case and design
The headline change is the dial. Outlets quoting Casio say the three-dimensional diamond pattern is made by combining embossed stamping, radial finishing and printing, and that the indexes are a matte metallic finish. The effect is a textured surface that catches light differently across the dial, in gray on the -1A and blue-gray on the -8A.
The case keeps the octagonal stainless steel bezel familiar from the metal-bezel GM-2100 series. The picture above shows a GM-2100BB-1AER to illustrate that octagonal shape; it is not one of the new watches. Several outlets suggest that the “NS” in the reference stands for night sky. That is their reading, not a Casio statement, and Casio has not been quoted explaining it.
Features and specifications
The GM-S2110NS is an analog-digital watch: two hands show the time while a small display shows additional information. The reported function set is world time for 48 cities, a timer, a stopwatch and multiple daily alarms, with 200 m water resistance and shock resistance. Those items come from Notebookcheck and Gizmochina.
None of the outlets we read gave the battery type, battery life, weight or case dimensions. Until Casio's specification sheet is accessible, treat anything beyond the headline functions as reported, not confirmed.
GM-S2110NS price and release date
In Europe both references are listed at €189 at Casio's online stores, with Spain named by Notebookcheck, Gizmochina and GSMGoTech. In Japan, Gizmochina lists the GM-S2110NS-1AJF and -8AJF at ¥29,150, which it converts to about $185, and describes them as available to pre-order with shipping later in November. Gizmochina's Japan figures are a single source.
There is no US price. All the outlets say Casio has not announced a US release. For reference, GSMGoTech and Gizmochina note that an older GM-S2110 variant, the GMS2110-1A1, is listed at about $195 on Amazon Marketplace, which is a reseller price, not a Casio US price. Separately, Casio sold earlier starry-sky limited editions, the GM2110SH and GMS2110SH, in Australia; those are a different line, so check the reference letters before you buy.
Where the GM-S2110NS fits: analog-digital, not analog
Casio launched two very different G-Shock lines in the same fortnight. The 2500 series, which fans call the CasioNaut, is fully analog with no display; our 2500 series report covers it. The GM-S2110NS belongs to the opposite camp: an analog-digital watch, a format that goes back to the 1970s and that we trace in our history of analog-digital watches. If you are shopping for the format rather than this one design, our guide to the best analog-digital watches compares current options with prices checked in November 2026.
Interpretation. Putting a texture-focused dial on an existing case is a low-risk way for Casio to refresh a model, which is how the launch reads from the outlets' descriptions. That is our reading, not a Casio statement, and the exact case size is still unconfirmed.
GM-S2110NS references at a glance
| Reference | Dial | Strap or band | Europe price | Japan reference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GM-S2110NS-1A | Gray, 3D diamond pattern | Black resin | €189 | GM-S2110NS-1AJF (¥29,150) |
| GM-S2110NS-8A | Blue-gray, 3D diamond pattern | Gray | €189 | GM-S2110NS-8AJF (¥29,150) |
Background
Casio's G-Shock line began with the 1983 DW-5000C, covered in our G-Shock history, and the octagonal, thin-case design family that includes the metal-bezel GM-2100 is covered in our GA-2100 history.Sources: Notebookcheck (November 3, 2026), Gizmochina (November 2, 2026), GSMGoTech (November 3, 2026), Mezha and ARY News, all retrieved November 8, 2026. Casio's own GM-S2110 pages returned errors, so case size, weight, battery and some function details are not confirmed. Prices are shown in the currency each outlet reported; the Japan conversion to US dollars is Gizmochina's.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the G-Shock GM-S2110NS?
It is a pair of analog-digital G-Shocks, the GM-S2110NS-1A and -8A, with a 3D diamond-pattern dial and an octagonal stainless steel bezel, reported on November 2 and 3, 2026.
How much is the G-Shock GM-S2110NS?
€189 each at Casio's European online stores, and ¥29,150 in Japan, about $185 according to Gizmochina. Casio has not announced a US price.
Is the GM-S2110NS available in the US?
Not yet. All the outlets we read say Casio has not announced a US release for these references.
Is the GM-S2110NS analog or digital?
Both. It has two hands and a small digital display, which makes it an analog-digital watch, unlike the all-analog 2500 series.
What does the NS in GM-S2110NS mean?
Several outlets suggest it stands for night sky. That is their interpretation, and Casio has not been quoted confirming it.
What are the GM-S2110NS-1A and -8A colors?
The -1A has a gray dial and a black resin strap. The -8A has a blue-gray dial and a gray band.
How water resistant is the GM-S2110NS?
Outlets report 200 m water resistance and shock resistance, with a function set that includes world time for 48 cities, a timer, a stopwatch and alarms.
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