The G-Shock GA-100-1A4 is a black resin analog-digital watch made for men who want a tough timepiece for daily wear and active use. It pairs analog hands with a digital display, and its shock-resistant, magnetic-resistant build with 200-meter water resistance is the main reason to choose it.
The G-Shock GA-100-1A4 analog-digital watch covers travel and training with world time across 29 time zones, a 1/1000-second stopwatch and a 24-hour countdown timer that can repeat automatically. Five daily alarms, one with snooze, and an hourly time signal help you keep to a schedule. An LED amber light with afterglow makes the display readable in low light, while the full auto-calendar runs to 2099 and timekeeping stays within ±15 seconds per month. The CR1220 battery is expected to last about two years.
The G-Shock GA-100-1A4 suits men who want one watch for work, travel and active days. Its resin build, 200-meter water resistance and 70 g weight make it easy to wear for long periods, while world time, alarms and the stopwatch cover schedules and training. It is a practical choice if you like analog hands but also want digital readouts and timing tools.
Less suitable if: you want a fully analog watch and do not want digital displays, alarms or timing functions.
| Brand | G-Shock |
|---|---|
| Model | GA-100-1A4 |
| Product type | Analog-Digital Watch |
| Case size (L×W×H) | 55 × 51.2 × 16.9 mm |
| Weight | 70 g |
| Case and bezel material | Resin |
| Band | Resin |
| Construction | Shock Resistant, Magnetic Resistant |
| Water resistance | 200 meters |
| Battery | CR1220 |
| Battery life | Approx. 2 years |
| World time | 29 time zones (48 cities + UTC) |
| Stopwatch | 1/1000-second, up to 99:59'59.999'' |
| Timer | 24-hour countdown with auto-repeat |
| Alarms | 5 daily alarms (1 snooze), hourly time signal |
| Light | LED amber, auto switch, 1.5/3-second duration, afterglow |
| Calendar | Full auto-calendar (to year 2099) |
| Accuracy | ±15 seconds per month |
| Time format | 12/24-hour |
| Regular timekeeping | Analog: 2 hands (hour, minute), 1 dial (speed). Digital: Hour, minute, second, pm, month, date, day |
The resin case and band take everyday knocks, and the 200-meter rating allows swimming and snorkeling. Rinse the watch in fresh water after saltwater or chlorine, and keep the buttons untouched while you are underwater. The CR1220 battery has an approximate 2-year life, so arrange a replacement when the display or light becomes weak.
When you choose an analog-digital watch, start with the conditions you will wear it in. For toughness, the G-Shock GA-100-1A4 lists shock resistance and magnetic resistance, plus 200-meter water resistance for swimming and snorkeling. For travel, it covers 29 time zones across 48 cities and UTC; for training, it adds a 1/1000-second stopwatch and a 24-hour timer. Comfort comes from the resin case and band and a 70 g weight, while the 55 × 51.2 × 16.9 mm case gives a substantial wrist presence.
The G-Shock GA-100-1A4 is a black resin analog-digital watch with shock-resistant and magnetic-resistant construction. It also has 200-meter water resistance, world time and a set of digital timing tools.
The case, bezel and band are made of resin. That material keeps the watch at 70 g and supports the black finish shown in the model name.
Yes. The watch has a 200-meter water resistance rating, which covers swimming and snorkeling. Keep the buttons untouched while underwater to protect that rating.
World time covers 29 time zones in 48 cities plus UTC. You can use daylight saving adjustments and city swapping to read another location without changing the main time.
The CR1220 battery has an approximate 2-year life. Replace it when the display slows or the LED amber light becomes dim.
It includes a 1/1000-second stopwatch that reads up to 99:59'59.999'' with speed and distance input, plus a 24-hour countdown timer with auto-repeat. Five daily alarms, one snooze function and an hourly time signal cover daily schedules.
Rinse the resin band with fresh water after saltwater or chlorine, and store the watch in a dry place. Avoid pressing buttons underwater so the 200-meter water resistance is not compromised.