Solar-Powered Watch: Discover the G-Shock GA-B010 Line from Casio, Featuring Sustainable Design Enhanced by Bioplastic and Carbon Fiber

Written by Rannyson Moura

Published on 04/11/2025 at 08:00

Casio apresenta no Japão a nova geração de relógios G-Shock GA-B010, equipados com tecnologia de energia solar, conexão Bluetooth e estrutura em bioplástico reforçado. Fonte: Casio

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Casio Presents In Japan The New Generation Of G-Shock GA-B010 Watches Equipped With Solar Power Technology, Bluetooth Connection, And Reinforced Bioplastic Structure.

Casio announced, in Japan, the start of the pre-sale of the new collection of watches G-Shock GA-B010, which will hit the market in November 2025. The Japanese brand reaffirms its commitment to innovation and sustainability by integrating solar power technology into its new models.

The line will be launched with three distinct versions: GA-B010-1AJF (black), GA-B010-1A1JF (black with darkened dial), and GA-B010-3AJF (olive green), with a suggested price of ¥27,500 — about R$ 957.

Solar Power And Energy Efficiency: The Highlights Of The New Generation

The highlight of the G-Shock GA-B010 is the Tough Solar system, capable of powering the watch through solar light. This innovation allows for greater autonomy and reduces the need for battery changes, reinforcing the ecological appeal of the collection.

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Robust Design And Sustainable Materials Mark The G-Shock GA-B010

Casio retained the classic identity of the G-Shock line, but enhanced the design with carbon fiber reinforced structure and use of bioplastic, within the Carbon Core Guard technology.

Weighing 57 g and measuring 52.3 × 49.3 × 15.2 mm, the watch offers water resistance up to 20 ATM, ensuring durability even in extreme conditions. The inorganic glass protects the analog-digital display, which includes dual LED illumination for easy reading in dark environments.

The model also features world time for 55 cities, stopwatch, timer, five daily alarms, and the “Find My Phone” function, as well as automatic time adjustment. The energy-saving mode ensures up to five months of autonomy without solar exposure and up to 26 months in low consumption mode.

According to Casio, the GA-B010 line represents another step towards a cleaner and smarter product portfolio. The company bets on solar energy storage as a sustainable and efficient alternative, aligned with global demands for low environmental impact technologies.

The G-Shock GA-B010 thus consolidates itself as a symbol of Casio’s evolution — uniting solar energy, connectivity, and durable design in a watch that reflects the balance between tradition and technological innovation.

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Solar-Powered Watch: Discover the G-Shock GA-B010 Line from Casio, Featuring Sustainable Design Enhanced by Bioplastic and Carbon Fiber

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