Casio's new 2020 models "EDIFICE" and "OCEANASIS"

Edifice ECB-10

　Casio Computer Co., Ltd. has added the "ECB-10" to its EDIFICE line of high-performance metal watches, designed with the concept of "Speed ​​and Intelligence." Developed based on interviews with racing teams, the watch connects to smartphones via Bluetooth and features a calendar app. The digital display at 12 o'clock and the subdial reminiscent of a speedometer at 7-8 o'clock display the start and end times of a schedule, along with a countdown to those times. A new audible start and end notification function also supports time management for racing teams who juggle minute-by-minute schedules. Stopwatch data can also be transferred to a smartphone, aiding in the centralized management of test data. Automatic time zone correction is also supported, making it convenient for traveling around the world. The watch's face features an octagonal bezel reminiscent of car maintenance tools and four screws, creating a mechanical impression. Horizontal lines on the dial evoke the dynamism of a racing car speeding along. In addition to the bracelet, each model comes with a soft urethane band reminiscent of a tire pattern.

Oceanasis Cachalot OCW-P2000

　Casio Computer Co., Ltd. has added the OCW-P2000 diver's model to its sporty "Cachalot" line of the "Oceanasis" series, which pursues high quality and functionality under the brand concept of "Elegance, Technology." This model, which is ISO 200m water resistant, features Bluetooth smartphone linking for time adjustment, world time display switching, automatic time zone switching, and daylight saving time display. It also features a dive log function that allows for dive time and spot history management. It also features radio wave reception for independent time adjustment. When measuring dive time, the hour, minute, and second hands point to the 12 o'clock position, improving the visibility of the measured time. The dual-coil motor enables faster reverse hand movement to shorten wait times when switching between modes and display times. The exterior features a luminous sapphire register ring with anti-reverse function and a blue vapor-deposited coating from 12 o'clock to 4 o'clock, expressing elegance. The dial features large carbon hands, three-dimensional indexes, and a blue inset dial ring for a marine-inspired design, and is equipped with a Super Illuminator to ensure visibility in the dark and underwater. The case and band are made of titanium, with a highly smooth Zaratsu polishing and a titanium carbide treatment for increased scratch resistance, ensuring the exterior quality befitting the OCEANASIS brand. The watch is also equipped with a Tough Solar system, which generates electricity using light to power the watch.

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