Japan · Founded 1946

Casio

Digital innovation, durable instruments and accessible design.

Founded1946
OriginJapan
FocusTechnology & utility
Library20 editorial references

Brand story.

Casio entered watchmaking through electronics rather than traditional mechanical production. This different starting point allowed the company to treat the wristwatch as a practical information instrument: calendar, alarm, calculator, world time, sensors, radio control and solar charging.

The catalogue now spans inexpensive global icons, professional outdoor tools, motorsport-inspired Edifice models and highly finished Japanese-made G-Shock and Oceanus references. The common thread is useful technology made understandable through strong industrial design.

Selected milestones

Timeline.

1946

Foundation

Tadao Kashio establishes the company that develops into Casio Computer Co.

1974

Casiotron

Casio launches a digital wristwatch with an automatic calendar.

1983

G-Shock

The original DW-5000C introduces a new standard for shock-resistant watches.

1994

Baby-G

A smaller shock-resistant family expands the cultural reach of G-Shock.

2004

Oceanus

Casio combines solar radio-controlled technology with premium metal finishing.

Collection architecture

Essential collections.

G-Shock

Shock-resistant watches ranging from inexpensive resin tools to premium metal and MR-G flagships.

Vintage & Data Bank

Compact digital icons, calculator watches and retro designs with global cultural recognition.

Pro Trek

Outdoor instruments integrating compass, altitude, pressure and temperature functions.

Edifice

Motorsport-influenced analogue and connected chronographs focused on accessible technology.

Oceanus & Lineage

Refined solar and radio-controlled watches that demonstrate Casio’s higher-end finishing.

Model Library

Explore Casio models.

TimeHunter Insight
Casio proves that cultural importance and intelligent design are not limited to luxury pricing. Its best watches should be evaluated by function, module, construction and the clarity of the original idea.
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