Casio has introduced three new analog watches from its MTP-B146 series in the United States.
The lineup includes the silver-tone MTP-B146D-1AV and MTP-B146D-2AV, along with the gold-finished MTP-B146G-3AV.
These timepieces embrace a 1980s-inspired design, focusing on basic timekeeping without smart features.
Design and features
The watches feature a full day-of-the-week display at the 12 o'clock position, showing the complete day name instead of an abbreviated format.
A standard numbered date window sits at the 3 o'clock mark. The dial remains straightforward with simple indices and hands for hours, minutes, and seconds.
All three models share the same dimensions: stainless steel cases measuring 40.8 x 35 mm and a slim thickness of 8 mm.
Each watch weighs 85 grams and comes with a matching stainless steel band secured by a one-touch, three-fold clasp.
The dial is protected by mineral glass, and the case offers 50 meters of water resistance, suitable for hand washing or shallow swimming.
Internally, the watches run on a standard quartz movement powered by a single SR920SW battery, estimated to last about three years.
Pricing and availability
The standard stainless steel models, MTP-B146D-1AV and MTP-B146D-2AV, are priced at $110. The gold ion-plated MTP-B146G-3AV costs $130.
All three fit wrist sizes from 150 to 205 mm and are available now on the Casio US website.
