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I present to you my Orient Mako 2 automatic that I like a lot, it is very comfortable to wear, Orient is a Japanese brand that is a cousin of Seiko, this Orient is blue but it is also available in black or pepsi... the blue dial is magnificent and in the sun it changes color with variations of the most beautiful effect, it is a diving watch with a screw-down crown and an F6922 movement... its diameter is 41.5mm with a thickness of 13mm and a lug width of 22mm... the watch has a power reserve of 40 hours, however the glass is mineral. its price is 280 euros.

In Orient Mako 2 

This Seiko watch is my second with the Kinetic system. It is a Kinetic quartz movement, the Seiko 5M82 movement without battery having an integrated electricity system, the Kinetic technology draws its energy from the movement of the arm, the crown, located at three o'clock, allows you to set the time and the push button located at 2 o'clock helps to check the power reserve. An example on mine just now I pressed the push button and it scrolled for 20 seconds which tells me that I have autonomy for a month. I really like this Seiko watch because the system is really original and ingenious, plus this watch has a really superb blue dial and it has a nice presence on the wrist, it comes with a steel bracelet but I alternate with a tropical bracelet, I really like Japanese watches and I wear it quite often the dial glass is in Hardlex (reinforced mineral) its diameter is 42.5mm and it is water resistant to 100m, it is not a watch of diving there is no crown aimed.

My Seiko Kinetic blue dial

I present to you the reissue of the famous NB6021 diver's challenge watch from the Citizen manufacturer. The Citizen Fujitsubo nicknamed like that because in 1977 a diver's challenge watch was lost on an Australian beach and a person found it in 1983 on the same beach not far from Sydney completely covered in crustaceans, barnacles (Fujitsubo in Japanese), marine crustaceans which, as adults, attach themselves to rocks and the hulls of boats. And the battered watch was still working 5 years later, I really like this watch in super titanium, a patent filed by Citizen, 5 times harder than steel and half as light, the Duratect process, a real diver in direct competition with the SPB143 62 Mas from Seiko. It is very comfortable to wear with a silicone strap that is supplied with the watch. It has a sapphire crystal and a diameter of 41mm and the famous high-end movement from Citizen, the caliber 9051. Its price is 650 euros.

La legendaire chalenge diver promaster titanium Fujitsubo

I present to you my Seiko 5 Suits Style in a different version and that we do not see much, it is sold with the Milanese mesh bracelet stamped Seiko (K1) or with a pretty rubber strap with Seiko pin (K2) ... I really like the Seiko 5 and not long ago Seiko has just released the new Seiko 5 SKX SRPK87K1 which recalls the five models of 1960 ... My Seiko 5 Suits is very pleasant and easy to wear not heavy and pretty with variations in color of the dial depending on where you are ... the diameter is 42.5mm the glass is in Hardlex (reinforced mineral) with ATM at 10 (the crown is not screwed) heir to the SKX but it is no longer a diver.

Ma Seiko 5 SKX Suits Style SRPD71K1

I present to you my Seiko SKX007 a watch that I acquired a long time ago, this watch was put on the market by the Japanese manufacturer Seiko in 1996 and they withdrew it from sale in 2019. It is a real diver that has proven itself because it is a real tool watch it has the automatic movement 7S26 a caliber renowned for its reliability and robustness it is one of the watches that has been the best-selling by the Tokyo brand, with a special strap to go on the diving suit branded Seiko and the crown is screwed, in the same segment the watch that rivals it is the Citizen NY0040 that I also own because I love divers and this Seiko SKX is legendary and I will never part with it, it has a typical wave bracelet stamped Seiko and which reproduces the bottom of the watch case its diameter is 42mm.

my iconic Seiko SKX007...

I present to you my Citizen Ice Blue NJ0151-88M that I love, it's my only watch that is not a diver or a chronograph... the model that I present was for a long time only available on the Japanese market but now it is on sale in France, it is an automatic model of 40mm in diameter and 5 ATM... it has a superb color that varies in the light and a pretty integrated bracelet of 3 branches, in short a watch that I like and I find that the Japanese manufacturer Citizen is not recognized in France at its true value while in the USA this manufacturer of the rising sun is a hit... Citizen has iconic models like the Aqualand JP2000 (the big blue 1988) the promaster NY0040 and the Chalenge Diver Futjisubo titanium which has an incredible history hence the name (Bernacle in French) that I also have it is the rival of the SPB143 62 MAS from Seiko and this Tsuyosa Ice Blue (strength) in Japanese is a real hit…

My Citizen integrated bracelet in an incredible blue…

The Casio brand, founded in 1946 by Tadao Kashio in Tokyo, Japan, was a key player in the development and popularization of electronic watches. Although the company began producing calculators, it quickly identified the potential of electronic watches, launching its first model, the Casiotron, in 1974.
<h2 dir="ltr">History of the Casio brand</h2>
The Casiotron - relaunched in 2024 in an ultra-limited series, was revolutionary for its time, featuring an automatic calendar that recognized months at 31, 30 and 28 days. This was the beginning of Casio's long history of innovation in watches. One of Casio's most notable contributions to watchmaking is the series <a href="https://www.dialicious.com/en/casio/g-shock">G-Shock</a>, launched in 1983. The G-Shock was designed to withstand shock and vibration, and it quickly became a benchmark for ruggedness and functionality.
Casio is one of the 3 flagship brands in the Japanese watch industry with<a href="https://www.dialicious.com/en/seiko"> Seiko</a> And<a href="https://www.dialicious.com/en/citizen"> Citizen</a>.
<h2 dir="ltr">What are Casio&rsquo;s iconic models?</h2>
Casio offers a wide range of watches, from rugged sports watches to stylish watches. Here are some of their most popular collections:
<h3 dir="ltr"><a href="https://www.dialicious.com/en/casio/g-shock">Casio G-Shock</a></h3>
Launched in 1983 and celebrating its 50th anniversary, the Casio G-Shock is undoubtedly the brand's most emblematic model. Available in hundreds of versions from a few tens of euros to several thousand like the MRG range, the G-Shock is undoubtedly the watch that appeals to the greatest number of watch enthusiasts. And yes, we can almost say that all watch enthusiasts have a G-Shock in their collection! With an ultra-resistant case in resin, steel, titanium or other alloys, the G-Shock features a quartz movement, a mainly digital display, and complications such as chronograph, alarm, and perpetual calendar, the G-Shock is a watch designed for adventure and action accessible to all budgets!
<h3 dir="ltr"><a href="https://www.dialicious.com/en/casio/edifice">Casio Edifice</a></h3>
This collection is geared towards style and functionality, with a stainless steel case, water resistance up to 10 ATM, steel bracelet, quartz movement, analog dial, and complications such as chronograph and date. Some models also include Bluetooth connectivity.
<h3 dir="ltr"><a href="https://www.dialicious.com/en/casio/pro_trek">Casio Pro Trek</a></h3>
Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, these watches offer a resin case, water resistance up to 100 meters, resin strap, quartz movement, digital dial, and complications such as compass, altimeter, barometer, and thermometer. The Pro Trek are true watches for adventurers looking for monitoring of their performance.
<h3 dir="ltr"><a href="https://www.dialicious.com/en/casio/vintage">Casio Vintage</a></h3>
Inspired by retro designs, these watches feature a resin or steel case, water resistance up to 100 feet, a steel or resin bracelet, quartz movement, and a classic digital dial. They capture the essence of the 80s and 90s.
<h3 dir="ltr"><a href="https://www.dialicious.com/en/casio/oceanus">Casio Oceanus</a></h3>
The Oceanus series represents the elite of Casio technology, offering a fusion of technology and elegance. The case is made of titanium, with water resistance up to 10 ATM, a titanium bracelet, a solar movement that uses Multi-Band 6 technology for automatic time synchronization, an analog dial with diamond indexes or in mother-of-pearl, and complications such as perpetual calendar, power reserve indicator, and world time display for certain models.
<h2 dir="ltr">Casio: The brand for all watch lovers</h2>
Casio has managed to combine innovation, style and accessibility. Whether you're an athlete, adventurer, fashion enthusiast, or simply looking for a reliable everyday watch, Casio has something to offer. The Casio website offers a wealth of information on their watches, and owners' reviews on Dialicious can guide you in your choice.
In summary, Casio is a brand that has brought true innovations to watchmaking, offering a range of watches that meet different needs and preferences. With its reputation for quality and durability, Casio continues to be a popular choice for those looking for a watch that is both functional and affordable.
Check out the <a href="https://preprod.dialicious.com/en/top/the_best_japanese_watch_brands">Ranking of the best japanese watch brands</a>, including Casio.
(Updated July 2023)
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My partner just gave me this Casio Edifice in a pretty turquoise blue. It's a new edition from Casio which has just released this model in several colors... The dial glass is mineral and it has a diameter of 40mm and an ATM of 10. It is quartz (vast subject)....I am very happy with it and I enjoy wearing it.

Ma Casio Edifice EFV-100D-2BVUEF

I fell for the Casio Edifice EFB-730D-7AV, and honestly, I don't regret it at all! For less than €150, this watch is simply amazing. Here's why it's become my new favorite.

Appearance: This watch is simply beautiful! Its design is both elegant and sporty, which gives it a super cool look.

Band: The steel band is completely unremarkable, but it's also its strong point. You can swap it for any other band, and it will always look stylish. Whether it's leather, silicone, or NATO, it all suits it!

Stopwatch: The Casio Edifice EFB-730D-7AV is equipped with a stopwatch.

Water Resistance: It's water resistant to 100 meters, but hey, it's a stopwatch, so I wouldn't try it in the pool (or even in the shower).

Reliability: The watch is super reliable. It keeps good time and withstands everyday wear and tear without any problem.

Durability: The stainless steel case and sapphire crystal are robust, making it a durable and resistant watch.

In short, the Casio Edifice EFB-730D-7AV is a cool, versatile, and affordable watch. It's perfect for every day and any occasion. If you're looking for a stylish and reliable watch without breaking the bank, go for it!

EFB-730D-7AV, name still too complicated

🧐 The Collector's Eye: "The Fascinating Anomaly"
For us collectors, Casio is the temple of quartz, digital, and G-Shock watches. So, when the Japanese brand releases a fully mechanical timepiece under the Edifice label, our radar immediately goes off.

1. Sapphire Crystal: The "Killer" Argument At this price point, finding a genuine sapphire crystal is rare. It's the detail that makes all the difference: this crystal remains perfectly clear, without micro-scratches, year after year. For a collector, this is the guarantee of a watch that will age while remaining "new."

2. A True "Desk Diver" It has the look of a diver's watch but retains the elegance of a desk watch. Its raised indices and brushed/polished finish capture the light in a way that catalog photos never do justice. It has a presence on the wrist that evokes much more expensive models.

3. The pleasure of the transparent case back: You never tire of it. Turning your watch over to watch the balance wheel oscillate is the visceral connection with the object. It's not a hand-decorated movement, certainly, but it's a reliable workhorse that reminds you you're wearing a living instrument, not an electronic circuit.

4. Its rarity in a collection: This is the piece your Seiko or Tissot collector friends will ask to borrow. Why? Because no one expects to see "Automatic" on an Edifice. It's a conversation piece, an "insider's" choice that proves you're not just blindly following the crowd.

⚖️ The collector's verdict: Why buy it? To have an indestructible "everyday automatic." This is the watch you wear when you want a mechanical movement without worrying about damaging it.

In short: If you're looking for a timepiece that combines serious Japanese engineering, exceptional durability (100m water resistance + sapphire crystal), and the timeless charm of a mechanical watch, this EFK-100 is an often-underrated gem.

It's the kind of watch you buy "just to see," and end up wearing more often than your luxury watches!

An unexpected insider's automatic feature.

A Christmas gift from my parents, I'm very pleasantly surprised. It's a beautiful watch that looks great on the wrist and really has a nice presence. For the price, it's fantastic. I think I'll make a small watch box for 6 or 10 watches with Casio and G-Shock models.

Casio edifice 

A first for Casio with this new Edifice EFK-100CD-1AER watch equipped with a Japanese automatic movement. Well, it's not the 4R35 from Seiko but the NH35A with a power reserve of 41 hours. A diameter of 39mm sits well on the wrist, I love its polished and satin-finished case with extraordinary angles. Magnificent dial with a forged carbon finish. And all for €299

First automatic Casio watch

My Casio Edifice EQB-600 stands out for its unique blend of advanced technology and sophisticated design. What particularly attracted me to this watch was its connectivity and solar technology, two features that make it both modern and practical.

Design and Aesthetics: The Casio Edifice EQB-600 features a 46mm stainless steel case, combining robustness and elegance. Its intricate dial, embellished with touches of deep blue and black, is both aesthetic and readable. The luminescent indexes and hands ensure easy reading, even in low light conditions.

Advanced Features: One of the most impressive features of this watch is its Bluetooth connectivity capability, allowing for easy synchronization with a smartphone. This offers features such as automatic time updates, world time display for over 300 cities, and the ability to find your phone using the watch.

Solar Technology: Equipped with Casio's Tough Solar technology, the Edifice EQB-600 recharges with natural and artificial light, ensuring a constant and reliable power supply. This eco-friendly technology eliminates the need to replace batteries, adding a practical and sustainable dimension to the watch.

Accuracy and Reliability: The quartz movement of the Casio Edifice EQB-600 ensures remarkable precision. Thanks to the regular connection with your smartphone, the watch automatically adjusts the time, making it particularly reliable for those who frequently travel between different time zones.

Comfort and Versatility: The leather strap with folding clasp, adjustable for optimal comfort, makes this watch an ideal choice for all occasions, whether formal or casual. Its water resistance up to 100 meters also makes it a reliable companion for aquatic activities.

Conclusion: The Casio Edifice EQB-600 is a perfect example of the alliance between technological innovation and design. For those looking for a watch that combines style, functionality and durability, the Casio Edifice EQB-600 is a compelling choice.

Casio Edifice: Solar Technology and Innovation

La marque Auricoste a &eacute;t&eacute; cr&eacute;&eacute;e en 1854 par Emile Thomas &agrave; Paris, en France. Sp&eacute;cialis&eacute;e dans le domaine des chronom&egrave;tres de marine, le fondateur a c&eacute;d&eacute; l'entreprise en 1889 &agrave; Joseph Auricoste qui a renomm&eacute; la marque &agrave; son nom. La marque est connue pour avoir remport&eacute; une m&eacute;daille d'or &agrave; l'Exposition Universelle de Paris en 1900. Au cours de son existence, elle a fabriqu&eacute; des montres pour l'arm&eacute;e et la marine fran&ccedil;aise, ainsi que pour un usage civil.
En 1966, elle a &eacute;galement con&ccedil;u des horloges et chronom&egrave;tres de marine &eacute;lectrom&eacute;caniques en collaboration avec la soci&eacute;t&eacute; Patek Philippe pour la flotte navale fran&ccedil;aise. La gamme comprend des mod&egrave;les tels que la <a title="Page Auricoste Type 20" href="https://www.dialicious.com/auricoste/type_20">Auricoste Type 20</a>, la <a href="https://www.dialicious.com/auricoste/type_26_aeronavale">Auricoste Type 26 A&eacute;ronavale</a>, la Auricoste Flymaster Type 20, la <a title="Page Auricoste Spirotechnique" href="https://www.dialicious.com/auricoste/spirotechnique">Auricoste Spirotechnique</a> et la <a title="Page Auricoste ScubaMaster" href="https://www.dialicious.com/auricoste/scubamaster">Auricoste ScubaMaster</a>.
<h2>Quel est le prix d'une montre Auricoste ?</h2>
Les prix des montres Auricoste neuves diff&eacute;rents selon les mod&egrave;les. La plupart co&ucirc;tent entre 1,650 &euro; pour une <a href="https://www.dialicious.com/auricoste/type_26_aeronavale/acier">Auricoste Type 26 A&eacute;ronavale Acier</a> et 3,450 &euro; pour une Auricoste Flymaster. Le march&eacute; de l'occasion est &eacute;galement une opportunit&eacute; &agrave; regarder pour acheter une Auricoste r&eacute;cente moins ch&egrave;re. Les mod&egrave;les Auricoste Vintage sont plus difficile &agrave; trouver et surtout beaucoup plus ch&egrave;res lorsqu'elles sont en tr&egrave;s bon &eacute;tat. Comptez entre 6,000 &euro; et 8,000 &euro; minimum pour une Auricoste Type 20 Militaire vendue par un sp&eacute;cialiste du vintage.
<h2>Auricoste : L'horloger de la Marine</h2>
Auricoste est une marque ind&eacute;pendante et familiale d&eacute;tenue par Monsieur Claude Tordjman et produit plusieurs centaines de montres par an, tous mod&egrave;les confondus. Pour choisir une Auricoste qui vous correspond le mieux, les avis clients Dialicious sont une pr&eacute;cieuse ressource pour &eacute;valuer chacun des diff&eacute;rents mod&egrave;les &agrave; travers l'exp&eacute;rience r&eacute;elle des clients.
(Mise &agrave; jour Avril 2024)

The brand Auricoste was created in 1854 by Emile Thomas in Paris, France. Specializing in the field of marine chronometers, the founder sold the company in 1889 to Joseph Auricoste who renamed the brand in his name. The brand is known for winning a gold medal at the Paris Universal Exhibition in 1900. During its existence, it manufactured watches for the French army and navy, as well as for civilian use.
In 1966, it also designed electromechanical marine clocks and chronometers in collaboration with the Patek Philippe company for the French naval fleet. The range includes models such as the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.dialicious.com/en/auricoste/type_20">Auricoste Type 20</a>, the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.dialicious.com/en/auricoste/type_26_aeronavale">Auricoste Type 26 A&eacute;ronavale</a>, the Auricoste Flymaster Type 20, the<a href="https://www.dialicious.com/en/auricoste/spirotechnique"> Auricoste Spirotechnique</a> and the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.dialicious.com/en/auricoste/scubamaster">Auricoste ScubaMaster</a>.
<h2 dir="ltr">How much does an Auricoste watch cost?</h2>
The prices of new Auricoste watches vary depending on the model. Most cost between &euro;1,650 for one <a href="https://www.dialicious.com/en/auricoste/type_26_aeronavale/acier">Auricoste Type 26 Naval Aviation Steel</a> and &euro;3,450 for an Auricoste Flymaster. The second-hand market is also an opportunity to look at to buy a recent Auricoste less expensive. Auricoste Vintage models are more difficult to find and above all much more expensive when they are in very good condition. Expect between &euro;6,000 and &euro;8,000 minimum for an Auricoste Type 20 Military sold by a vintage specialist.
<h2 dir="ltr">Auricoste: The French Navy watchmaker</h2>
Auricoste is an independent and family brand owned by Mr. Claude Tordjman and produces several hundreds watches per year, all models combined. To choose an Auricoste that best suits you, the Dialicious owners' reviews are a valuable resource for evaluating each of the different models through real customer experience.
(Updated April 2024)
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Casio Edifice is a sport-dress watch line whose exact commercial launched in 1983, positioned by Casio as the metal, motorsport-inspired offer: readable chronographs, everyday robustness (often 100 m), and practical tech (Tough Solar, radio time-sync, Bluetooth) aimed at a low-maintenance experience from office to travel.
<h3>Sporting signature: chronographs, legibility, everyday use</h3>
Edifice design language blends bold hands, applied markers and clear tachymeter/minute scales, with worked dials (brushed, multi-layer, sometimes &ldquo;carbon&rdquo; textures) to keep instant readability in changing light without piling on decorative complications; on the wrist, it&rsquo;s a &ldquo;tool-dress&rdquo; watch that suits a blazer or a weekend, needing little adjustment thanks to the tech inside.
The efficiency brief shows in case ergonomics and in well-sized pushers/crowns for quick, confident handling.
<h3>Cases, materials and comfort</h3>
Most Edifice models use 316L steel (fixed bezel, mixed brushed/polished planes), with steel/carbon-reinforced resin hybrids on sportiest references; common lug widths (20&ndash;22 mm) and solid-link bracelets deliver stability, while slim or &ldquo;Super Slim&rdquo; variants slip under cuffs easily, paired with mineral or sapphire crystals depending on price point.
Comfort comes from short lugs and clasp micro-adjust that smooth out day-to-day wrist changes.
<h3>Engines &amp; connectivity: Tough Solar, radio time, Bluetooth</h3>
The modern Edifice core is solar charging (Tough Solar) plus, depending on the model, radio time (Multiband 6) or Bluetooth for auto time-setting, easy dual-time control and stopwatch data export; this cuts fiddling and boosts travel confidence versus battery-only quartz, while stretching maintenance intervals.
In practice you get accuracy and peace of mind without turning the watch into a screen of menus.
<h3>Chronological milestones and key models (2000&ndash;2025)</h3>
(2000) Casio Edifice First EDIFICE EF-100:
The EF-100 set the metal, international-market template with a clean analog display and 100 m water-resistance; it became the seed of the line&mdash;robust feel, frank legibility and a versatile look made to follow an active schedule without veering into dive-watch territory. Casio Edifice EF-100.
(2004) Casio Edifice Classic tachymeter chronograph:
With the EF-500, Edifice nails the all-steel tachy chrono: crisp pushers, three registers plus date, 100 m WR and restrained proportions that glide under a cuff; it helped cement the &ldquo;sport-dress&rdquo; positioning for buyers wanting a readable daily chrono with no digital display or menu labyrinth. Casio Edifice EF-500D-1AV.
(2010) Casio Edifice Wave Ceptor 1/1000-sec:
The EQW-M1100 mixes solar power, radio time and a fine-reading chronograph (to 1/1000th) via motorized disks, in a 100 m steel case with a technical vibe; in use, time keeps itself, autonomy stays high, and lap reading is immediate&mdash;true to the line&rsquo;s &ldquo;speed &amp; intelligence&rdquo; mantra. Casio Edifice EQW-M1100DB-1AER.
(2014) Casio Edifice Bluetooth travel-ready:
The EQB-500 marks a pivot to smartphone pairing: world-time changes, time setting and chrono control become effortless while keeping solar charging and steel build; frequent flyers gain a concrete quality-of-life upgrade&mdash;settings stop being a chore and the watch remains fully analog to operate. Casio Edifice EQB-500D-1A.
(2019) Casio Edifice &ldquo;Super Slim&rdquo; 8.9 mm:
EQB-1000 proves a multi-hand, Bluetooth, solar chrono can be very thin; under 9 mm, sapphire on certain versions, and a solid-link bracelet turn it into a true everyday chrono that toggles between office and casual without giving up legibility or autonomy, with a silent, app-driven second time zone. Casio Edifice EQB-1000D-1A.
(2022) Casio Edifice carbon &ldquo;suspension arm&rdquo; case:
ECB-2000 debuts a carbon-reinforced resin case shaped after racing suspension arms; Bluetooth, Tough Solar and lap memory highlight track-timing ties, while light weight and shock tolerance lift dynamic comfort through daily life. Casio Edifice ECB-2000D-1A.
(2023) Casio Edifice &ldquo;paddock-ready&rdquo; chronograph:
EQB-2000 doubles down on timing/transfer to the phone, keeps auto time-sync and a 100 m steel build; display stays analog but data becomes shareable/usable, appealing to track-day fans and to anyone wanting a discreet, connectable daily chrono. Casio Edifice EQB-2000DB-1A.
(2025) Casio Edifice Automatic &ldquo;first mechanical&rdquo;:
The EFK-100 series brings mechanical automatic (with hand-wind) to Edifice: 39 mm steel, sapphire and 100 m, plus options with forged-carbon dial/case; spirit stays motorsport and daily-wear, now without electronics&mdash;an option for those who enjoy the horological ritual in an Edifice look. Casio Edifice EFK-100D-2A.
<h3>Conclusion</h3>
Casio Edifice is for those who want a metal, readable, motorsport-tinged watch with genuinely helpful functions; from solar-connected chronos to the new 39 mm automatic, the range spans most needs without losing its &ldquo;track/office&rdquo; identity. To decide, balance size, tech level and dial style, then check Dialicious customer reviews before pulling the trigger.
(Updated September 2025)

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