Casio GBD200-1A1 Casio G-Shock White Dial Watch

Casio GBD-200: G-Shock for Runners

G-Shock’s G-SQUAD line puts fitness tracking in a package that can take a beating. The GBD-200 uses a Memory-in-Pixel (MIP) display—the same tech in Garmin’s running watches—for visibility that doesn’t wash out in sunlight. No backlight needed during daytime runs.

Phone-Connected GPS

Rather than cramming GPS into the watch (and dealing with the battery drain), Casio connects to your phone’s GPS via Bluetooth. The tradeoff: you need your phone nearby. The benefit: two-year battery life on a standard CR2032. The GBD-200 calculates running pace, splits, and auto-lap data from that GPS connection.

Built Like a G-Shock

Shock-resistant case, 200-meter water resistance, soft urethane band. At 48.4mm wide and 58 grams, it’s mid-sized for a G-Shock—not the slim dress-watch profile of a dedicated running watch, but recognizably G-Shock. The honeycomb pattern on the crystal adds texture without compromising readability.

The Basics

Step counter, stopwatch, interval timer, five alarms, world time. The companion app logs your activity history and syncs time automatically. The MIP display shows time, day, and date at a glance—no button press required.

Specs

• Case: 48.4 × 45.9 × 15mm
• Weight: 58g
• Water resistance: 200m
• Battery: CR2032 (~2 years)
• Display: MIP (Memory-in-Pixel)
• Connectivity: Bluetooth (phone GPS)