Casio Edifice ECB-S10D-2AEF

About the watch

The dark blue dial gives the slim ana-digi layout a focused expression for both workdays and leisure. Analog hands and LCD are set in a minimalist structure where engraved horizontal lines sharpen the front's direction and the yellow mode indicator marks the current function. The sporty design prioritizes quick readability while maintaining a restrained profile, with clear contrasts between the blue surface, the steel's silver tone, and the yellow detail.

Materials & fit

The case is 48.1 mm long, 43 mm wide, and 9.6 mm thick. Its low profile is designed not to catch on shirt cuffs. The case, bezel, and bracelet are made of stainless steel, while sapphire crystal protects the dial from scratches. The watch weighs 129 grams. The steel link bracelet closes with a one-touch triple-fold clasp. The slim, octagonal bezel keeps the front low despite the combination of hands and digital display.

Highlights

• Bluetooth connects the watch to CASIO WATCHES for automatic time adjustment, easy setup, approximately 300 world time cities, automatic daylight saving time, Time & Place, and phone finder.
• The stopwatch measures in hundredths of a second for the first hour, then in seconds, with a capacity of up to 24 hours, and modes for elapsed time, split time, and 1st-2nd place.
• The timer can be set between one second and 24 hours; five daily alarms and an hourly time signal help structure the day.
• Two SR726W batteries provide an estimated battery life of approximately two years.
• Water resistance of 10 ATM, equivalent to 100 meters, allows for swimming.

Good to know

• How is the watch read in the dark? Dual white LED lights illuminate the dial and display for 1.5 or 3 seconds, with afterglow.
• Do the hands obscure the display? Hand shift temporarily moves them aside.
• How accurate is the watch without a mobile connection? Casio states ±15 seconds per month.
• What wrist interval does Casio specify? The compatible band size is 150–205 mm.
• The calendar is fully automatic until the year 2099, and the day of the week can be displayed in six languages.