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Sponsored: Going Gold — G-SHOCK Expands G-STEEL Black X Gold Series with the GSTB100GB1A9

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Since its release in 2021, the G-STEEL Black X Gold series has gained renown for its refined sporty aesthetic, pairing a namesake black and gold colorway with the ultra-tough and functional G-STEEL design to create uncommon models with a robust G-SHOCK silhouette. The latest update to the series takes this effort to the next level. Known as the GST-B100 Series GSTB100GB1A9, the new watch expands the fresh-faced gold-hue greater in the design and once more raises the bar for the appealing sports watch series.

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Like previous G-STEEL models since the initial debut of the GSTB100 design, the new GSTB100GB1A9 is a hardy timepiece featuring a layered guard structure and chronograph-forward functionality in an eye-catching analog format. Its case features dimensions of 58.1 × 53.8 × 14.1 mm, with its warm metal hues deriving from a gold-ion plating. In standard G-SHOCK fashion, the watch features shock resistance, as well as water resistance to 200 meters, ensuring capable everyday wear no matter the circumstance or challenge.

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The model’s array of functions, operable via its gold-colored pushers on its black case sides, include a 1-second stopwatch, countdown timer, dual time/world time displays, daily alarm, a full auto calendar accurate to 2099, and day and date indicators. When the watch is not in use, a power-saving mode activates, stopping the watch’s hands from moving and in effect saving power while maintaining timekeeping in the background — ready to restart once the timepiece is again put into service.

Bluetooth connectivity enables the G-STEEL’s wearer to change the watch’s time zone, swap home time and world time, check its battery level, set a timer or alarm on the watch directly through the G-SHOCK Connected app, and continuously maintain highly accurate timekeeping. The connectivity further allows the watch to engage in a useful phone-finder function that will set off a smartphone alarm so that you can find it if lost and within range.

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Like all watches within the G-STEEL collection, the new GSTB100GB1A9 is equipped with Tough Solar technology, which offers solar energy charging capabilities. The watch’s energy level is visible on a novel, turbine-inspired sub-dial disk at 9 o’clock, which like much of the dial’s other details is colored in a lovely gold. Finally, in an effort to maximize usability in all conditions, a Super LED light can be activated to illuminate the dial for optimal visibility in the dark.

The G-STEEL GSTB100GB1A9 is priced at $420. The series is also available in other combinations gold and black model (GSTB400GB1A9) and a full dark, steel bracelet-equipped edition (GSTB500BD1A9), with these retailing for $390 and $380, respectively. All three designs are be available for purchase at select retailers, gshock.com, and the G-SHOCK Soho store.

To learn more, visit G-SHOCK, here.

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