Casio has added another model to its G-Shock range through its ongoing collaboration with Hidden, a New York-based streetwear media project. The new GM-2110HDN-8A is the third watch produced under the partnership. The earlier DW5600HDN257 joined the collection in 2025.
Metallic Styling Meets New York-Inspired Design
Silver dominates the new model, with green providing contrast in a few carefully chosen places. The Hidden logo appears on the indicator dial, while matching green details mark the 3, 6, 9 and 12 positions on the face.
Stainless steel and resin form the outer case, and a metal bracelet carries the same silver finish. The watch also bears a more direct reference to its New York connection: engravings of the Statue of Liberty appear on the buckle and the rear of the case.
Analogue-Digital Display, 200-Metre Water Resistance and Everyday Features
The G-Shock GM-2110 combines traditional clock hands with a digital date display. Its functions extend well beyond telling the time. The watch covers 31 time zones and includes a stopwatch with 1/100-second precision, a countdown timer and multiple alarms. Two LED lights help keep the display legible when the surroundings grow dark. Its water resistance extends to 200 metres.
Thailand Launch Set for December 2026
Casio has published the GM-2110HDN-8A on its Thai website and plans to launch it there in December 2026. The company has not disclosed how much the Hidden edition will cost. Its prospects beyond Thailand are also uncertain. For now, Casio has offered no confirmation of a US release or availability in other international markets.
Final Words
The Casio G-Shock GM-2110HDN-8A is a tough watch with a streetwear attitude, thanks to its silver finish, green accents and New York-inspired detailing. The collaboration with Hidden adds a dash of exclusivity, while the blend of analogue hands, digital functions and 200-metre water resistance ensures this is more than just a pretty face on the wrist. But prospective buyers will need to be patient.
Casio has not yet announced when the watch will be available in Thailand, nor has it confirmed availability in other markets or the price. So it’s a wait for international fans to see the calendar instead of their wrist for now. If you are interested in the design, watch for official announcements before acquiring space in your collection.
