Casio Edifice EFK-200CD watch, steel, EFK-200CD-1AER
Stainless steel Casio Edifice EFK-200CD wristwatch with a marbled black carbon fiber dial and automatic movement
What sets this Casio Edifice wristwatch apart is its marbled black carbon fiber dial, against which the silver-coloured hands and indexes stand out clearly. The date display is at three o'clock. The round steel case is 38 mm wide and 11.9 mm thick, and the stainless steel bracelet is the same silver-gray as the case.
This automatic watch is powered by the motion of your wrist, and its power reserve is over 40 hours. The sapphire crystal resists everyday scratches, and the hands and indexes glow in the dark. Water resistance of 100 m / 10 atm is enough for swimming, water sports and snorkeling, but not for scuba diving. Edifice is Casio's series of metal-cased watches inspired by motorsport.
Product number: EFK-200CD-1AER
Brand: Casio
Collection: Edifice
Category: Men's watches
Movement: Automatic (module 5766)
Power reserve: over 40 hours
Accuracy: -35 ... +45 seconds / day
Features: Date display
Crystal: Sapphire crystal
Case material: Stainless steel
Case color: Silver/gray
Case width: 38 mm
Case thickness: 11.9 mm
Case height: 43.6 mm
Weight: 153 g
Bracelet material: Stainless steel
Bracelet color: Silver/gray
Dial color: Black
Shape: Round
Case back: Glass, screw-down
Water resistance: 100 m / 10 atm
Frequently asked questions
What kind of movement does the watch have?
The watch has a mechanical automatic movement (module 5766), which is powered by the motion of your wrist. The power reserve is over 40 hours.
What does 100 m water resistance mean in use?
The 100 m / 10 atm marking is enough for swimming, water sports, snorkeling, free diving and water work, but the watch is not suitable for scuba diving. Do not operate the crown underwater or when the watch is wet, and do not take the watch into a sauna.
What size is the watch?
The case is 38 mm wide, 43.6 mm high and 11.9 mm thick, and the watch weighs 153 g.
Can you see the movement through the back of the watch?
The watch has a glass screw-down case back, through which you can see the movement at work.
















