Casio just turned a retro digital watch into a smart fitness wearable, the F-B100W-1. Now, it is starting to rollout outsite of Japan.
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| Casio F-B100W-1A |
Vintage look, smart features
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| Now with smartphone connection |
Apart from its iconic 1980s aesthetics, the watch measures 41.9 x 38.1 x 8.8 mm and weighs only 26 grams. The watch, available in Black color, is also said to have an eco-conscious build that uses bio-based resin for both the case and band.
The watch has a resin glass digital LCD screen that displays time and more. There is also a green LED backlight with a selectable duration to ensure readability in low light.
What's new? The watch now connects to smartphones via Bluetooth for auto time updates, easy settings, and even a phone finder feature.
When not linked to a phone, Casio claims that the watch maintains accuracy within ±15 seconds per month.
The watch also has a world time function covering around 300 cities, and a dual-time display ensures convenience across regions for travelers.
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| Now with step tracking |
Moreover, the Casio F-B100W-1 arrived with a built-in step tracker, just like a modern smartwatch. This records hourly activity, sets customizable goals from 1,000 to 50,000 steps, and provides reminders when movement is low.
Casio added a 1/100-second stopwatch with memory for up to 200 lap/split records, a countdown timer up to 60 minutes, and five daily alarms with an hourly time signal.
The iconic Japanese watchmaker claims that its CR2016 battery has a life of about two years.
Casio F-B100W-1A key specs, features
- Water-resistant design
- Bio-based resin materials
- 145 to 215mm compatible band size
- Resin glass LCD screen
- Bluetooth phone connection
- Auto time update and more
- Built-in step tracker
- Stopwatch function
- World time function
- CR2016 battery (2 years battery life)
- 41.9 x 38.1 x 8.8 mm
- 26 grams
UK price with direct to PHP conversion (no taxes and duties yet):
Casio F-B100W-1A - GBP 55 (around PHP 4.5K)
There is no word regarding its availability in the Philippines yet, but its UK listing is a sign that Casio might be getting ready to make this available to the global market.
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