Casio Oceanus

Here is my new Casio Oceanus OCW-S5000D. The watch itself is not big (42mm) and very thin (9.3mm including the glass). The case is hardened titanium with Zaratsu polishing, famous from Grand Seiko. The bracelet titanium too and is very comfortable.

There are a number of things that attracted me to this particular Oceanus watch. The 2 main reasons are that overall the watch is a smaller sized watch that fits my wrist well and the dial is uncluttered and very readable. While higher end watches in the Oceanus range may have additional features an...

I guess they call it the honey-moon period with a watch as well?. Consider me still in it after a good month of getting this Casio Oceanus OCW-T200SLE-2AJR. Still can’t get over the beauty of it and quality of finishing and really value for such a relatively inexpensive piece. You’d be hard pressed to find a better watch for under one grand.

This is an amazing watch for me. I really value accuracy, and this watch is always right on. And it is precise, the hands are always properly aligned with the markers on the dial. Of course it isn't necessary, but that is what I want from a watch. I also really appreciate that it requires no involve...

If I can only have one, it's probably going to be one of those semi-smart Casio Oceanus models that has everything packed into something that looks like a dress watch.

Great simple 3 hander watch that has atomic feature. Just want to clarify the size. The 41.5mm diameter includes the crown. It is 39-40mm without and will fit smaller wrist size (even sub 6") due to the short lug to lug length. The blue accents are a nice touch, including the blue ring above the cha...

This watch, the Casio Oceanus OCW-S100-1AJF, is an atomic solar-powered watch made of hardened titanium, finished with Zaratsu polishing - the very same polishing method utilised on Grand Seiko watches. In fact, it has been rumoured that Casio gets their cases from the same factory that makes cases for Grand Seiko; I take that with a grain of salt, but the Zaratsu polishing is definitely undisputedly the best finishing I’ve seen on any watch under $1500. The watch automatically adjusts its time and date by receiving radio frequencies from atomic watch towers around the world, and is solar-powered so you don't need to replace the battery every 3 years.

I have been looking for the "perfect" watch that would be my day-to-day watch. I don't own a watch collection so I'm happy to just spend a little more on a nicer watch with all the features and specs that's on my list. Shipping was very fast for me, mines took 4 days to be shipped from Japan to LA (...

If you are within the range of an atomic clock radio signal, the watch syncs every night so the time is always extremely accurate. You can also set it up to sync via Bluetooth with your phone. The previous version, the Oceanus S100, had a case/lug notched design that made it hard to switch out straps. Casio has designed the T200 to be able to take regular straps without modification.

This watch has it (almost) all! It is a titanium watch, so it's very light on the wrist. If you're uncomfortable sizing it, take it to a jeweler and pay to get it sized. It has every time zone I can think of (except for Newfoundland Canada - sorry guys!), and changing time zones is as easy as pullin...