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Edifice EFV100D-1A Classic Silver Stainless Steel Watch

Edifice EFV100D-1A Classic Silver Stainless Steel Watch

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The Edifice EFV100D-1A is an analogue watch with a black dial and stainless steel case. It has a date window, 100m water resistance, and more. Buy now!
A 3-hand model with calendar featuring a long arc-shaped lug. Uses an easy-to-read, arrow-shaped hour hand.

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Introducing the Casio EFV-100D-2AVUEF Watch from the EDIFICE Collection. This stunning timepiece is designed for men and boasts a durable stainless steel case and strap, with a sleek silver finish. The watch is water-resistant up to 10 ATM, making it perfect for any adventure. The mineral glass face features a vibrant blue color and neon screen display, with a convenient date display function.

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Casio is an electronics manufacturing company that was founded in 1946 by Tadao Kashio. The brand has a versatile portfolio, from musical instruments and digital cameras to analogue and digital watches. The company rose to popularity quickly after releasing its first-ever product, a cigarette holder, which proved to be a huge success. Casio became involved in electronics in 1954 when they released Japan's first electro-mechanical calculator.