Casio Watches

A Casio needs no introduction. Casio is Casio

G-Shock
Edifice
Pro Trek - Sport
Baby-G
Collection
Retro / Vintage
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Since 1946 · Japanese technology

Casio Watches

Watches that keep up with the pace of life

Nearly eighty years making watches for the real world

Casio didn't start out making luxury watches. It started out making watches that people could afford and that, on top of that, actually worked. That idea remains intact nearly eighty years later. There are watches you buy to show off and watches you buy to use. Casios belong to the second group.

Behind every collection there is a specific question: what does someone who is going to wear this watch every day need? From there, the brand decides what to include and, above all, what to leave out. That way of working is what has made a Casio last for decades and keep telling the time without having been to the workshop for anything more than a battery or strap change.

Casio is not just fashion

It's easy to look at a Casio and think it's a simple watch. And it is, but not for lack of work behind it. Simplicity, when it's well done, is the hardest thing to achieve. Behind every model there are years of testing, mechanisms that have been refined generation after generation and an obsession with keeping the watch working when no one even remembers it anymore.

Fashion passes. A Casio watch, on the other hand, is still there. Not because it's pretty or ugly, but because it does its job well. That is the difference between a watch you wear and a watch you count on.

Comfortable Practically indestructible Accurate where others fail Built to last for years

G-Shock — Toughness without compromise

G-Shock was born from a simple idea: create a watch that wouldn't break. Since 1983, this collection has evolved to become a benchmark for toughness, with models capable of withstanding impacts, vibrations, water and adverse conditions.

Whether for sport, work or daily use, a G-Shock is designed to go with you without you having to worry about it.

Edifice — A watch for everyday life

Edifice is Casio's proposal for those who want a sporty-looking watch without it seeming like it came straight off a racetrack. These are watches with clean dials, steel cases and a discreet yet well-resolved presence.

Many models run on solar power or radio synchronisation, which makes them a convenient option to wear every day without having to think about anything.

Pro Trek — Your companion in nature

Pro Trek is designed for those who enjoy the mountains, hiking or any outdoor activity. It incorporates tools such as a compass, altimeter, barometer and thermometer, along with a robust and legible construction.

If you're looking for a watch that gives you useful information when you're out of the city, Pro Trek is one of the most complete options in the catalogue.

Baby-G — Toughness with feminine style

Baby-G is the G-Shock version designed for the female wrist. It keeps the toughness and functionality of the original line, but with a more compact size and a wide variety of colours and finishes.

A combination of durability and design for everyday life.

Collection — The backbone of the catalogue

Collection is Casio's starting point. Here live the brand's most recognisable models: those digital watches that keep working after years, the clean-dial analogue ones and the simplest versions of its catalogue.

These aren't watches with grand complications or exotic materials. They're well-made watches, with just what you need so you can wear them daily without thinking about them. The part of the catalogue that's still going strong because it still delivers.

Retro-Vintage — Looking back with modern eyes

If Collection is Casio's functional base, Retro-Vintage is its more emotional side. This line revives the aesthetic of the first digital watches of the 80s and 90s —the square cases, the resin straps, those dials that looked like they came off a calculator— but with the technology the brand uses today.

It's not just a nostalgic recreation. It's the same essence of those watches, brought up to date. For those who lived through them and want to wear them again, and for those who are discovering them now and understand why they defined an era.

Radio Controlled — The exact time, wherever you are

Casio's Radio Controlled watches receive a time signal and adjust automatically, guaranteeing maximum accuracy without you having to do anything.

Ideal for travellers and for those who value precision above all else.

Want to get to know the brand better?

If you're interested in learning where Casio comes from, how its technology has evolved over the decades or what sets each of its collections apart, we've prepared a complete guide that answers those questions.

You can find it here: Casio guide on our blog.

Once you know which Casio you're looking for

Choosing the watch is one part of the purchase. It also matters to know where you buy it and who will be there if one day you need a strap, a spare part or to arrange a service.

A watch doesn't end when you buy it. It begins there. Over time you'll need a new strap, a service, or to resolve a question that wasn't in the manual. At Joyería Pato we work with Casio as an official dealer in Spain, so that journey is covered from day one: original parts, specialised technical service and someone on the other end who knows your watch when you need them.

What's more, when you buy from an official dealer, your watch comes with Casio's official warranty and the backing of someone who stands behind it if something isn't as it should be.

Frequently asked questions

Which is the toughest Casio?

When looking for a Casio that can take anything, the answer usually points to G-Shock. It's the line the brand has spent decades perfecting to withstand impacts, vibrations and adverse conditions without giving in.

Which Casio watch is best for sport?

It depends on the type of sport. For intensive use and demanding environments, G-Shock tends to be the most sought-after option. If you're looking for something that also works in a more formal context, Edifice combines sports performance with a more understated design.

Which Casio is recommended for mountains or hiking?

The Pro Trek range is the one that incorporates specific tools such as a compass, altimeter, barometer and thermometer, designed for navigating and making decisions when you're out of the city.

What's the difference between G-Shock and Baby-G?

G-Shock is the original line, with larger cases and a clear focus on extreme toughness. Baby-G brings that same philosophy into a more compact format with a wider variety of colours, designed for smaller wrists.

Can Casio watches get wet?

It depends on the model and the water resistance stated in its technical specifications. Many models are prepared for splashes and daily use, but for swimming or diving you should check specific ratings, such as those offered by some G-Shock or Pro Trek models.

Where can I find original Casio spare parts?

At Joyería Pato we can arrange original Casio straps and spare parts, as well as handle technical service for servicing or repairs when necessary.