The 5 Most Iconic Casio Watches in History That You Must Own

In watch collecting, true greatness is measured by cultural impact and precision. In our boutique, we break down the 5 most iconic Casio models that have marked generations and that every enthusiast should own.

The timeline of legends begins in 1988 with the Casio CA-53W-1BEF Digital Calculator ($42.91€$), immortalized on the big screen by Marty McFly; it offers an 8-digit calculator, a second time zone, and 30m water resistance.

It is followed in 1989 by the indomitable Casio F-91W-1YER ($17.20€$), the most universal, lightweight, and reliable unisex quartz watch in the world.

In 1995, the retro-vintage aesthetic of the Casio A158WEA-7 ($34.31€$) burst onto the scene with its elegant adjustable steel bracelet, 33.2mm case, and LED light.

Absolute toughness arrived in 1996 with the G-Shock DW-5600UE-1ER ($85.91€$), direct descendant of the first G-Shock from 1983; it is shock-resistant, has a mineral crystal, and is water-resistant to 200m.

We close the list in 2012 with the acclaimed Casio AE-1200WHD-1AVEF ($42.91€$), nicknamed the Casio "Royale," a steel gem with a world map, 5 alarms, 100-meter water resistance, and a 10-year battery.

Which one is missing from your collection?

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