Casio has introduced a new version of its classic MQ-24 analog watch, now featuring a stainless steel band instead of the usual resin strap.
The MQ-24D and MQ-24G collections are now available in the United States.
Four Models with Distinct Finishes
The silver-tone MQ-24DA series includes three variants: the MQ24DA-1A with a black dial, the MQ24DA-2A with a deep navy blue dial, and the MQ24DA-3A with an emerald green dial.
The MQ-24GA collection offers the MQ24GA-1A, which combines a black dial with a gold ion-plated band and case.
All watches feature a metallic sunray dial and raised three-dimensional metallic indexes. The design is a straightforward three-hand analog setup focused on legibility.
Compact and Lightweight Build
The watches maintain a compact profile, measuring 38.8 by 34.9 mm with a thickness of just 7.8 mm.
Despite the metal band, the case and bezel are still made of resin, keeping the weight at only 45 grams.
The self-adjustable clasp fits wrist sizes from 150 to 205 mm.
Internally, the watches are powered by a standard SR626SW battery with an estimated lifespan of about three years.
The face uses resin glass, and water resistance is basic—suitable for hand washing or light rain but not for swimming or diving.
Pricing and Availability
The three silver-tone MQ-24DA models are priced at $54.95 each, while the gold-tone MQ-24GA-1A costs $64.95.
All four models are available for purchase now in the US market.
