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Published on 1/1/2026 - Last modified on 1/1/2026
🧐 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!
Bougie own this watch for less than 1 year
4.6
4.0
Emotion
5.0
Design
4.0
Accuracy
4.5
Comfort
5.0
Robustness
5.0
Value for money
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Investment
Forged carbon dial; Very comfortable strap; Design
Thickness
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