ⓘ Casio
Casio has confirmed European pricing for its new Edifice EFR-SE108D collection, comprising four stainless steel watches with sapphire crystal and slim 8 mm cases. All four listings are now live in Germany, France and the Netherlands.
Casio’s recently unveiled Edifice EFR-SE108D watches have made their way to Europe, with official regional websites now revealing their prices. The four models first appeared in Thailand earlier this week, but their international availability and pricing remained unknown at the time.
That has now changed, with Casio listing the collection in Germany, the Netherlands and France. All four variants cost €149 (~$173), making them affordable additions to the company’s Edifice lineup. The collection comprises the EFR-SE108D-1A, EFR-SE108D-2A, EFR-SE108D-3A and EFR-SE108D-7A, featuring black, blue, green and white dials, respectively. All four share the same stainless steel construction, octagonal bezel and matching metal bracelet. Casio has opted for a relatively understated design, with the colourful dials providing the primary visual distinction between models.
Measuring 44.8 × 39.9 × 8 mm and weighing 111 g, the watches are also noticeably slim. Other highlights include sapphire crystal protection, 100 m water resistance and a three-hand analogue display with a date window at the 3 o’clock position. Casio rates the watches for an accuracy of ±20 seconds per month, while the replaceable SR621SW battery is expected to last approximately three years. The bracelet also features a one-touch three-fold clasp.
Although the watches are now listed across several European markets, Casio has yet to announce a firm shipping schedule for the entire region. At the time of writing, pricing and availability in the US remain unconfirmed.
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Anil Ganti, 2026-10-24 (Update: 2026-10-24)