Casio launched the MRW-240H series in Japan this August for ¥6,050 ($38) — three resin dive-watch-styled analog models (MRW-240H-1E1, -1E2, -1E3) distinguished only by their bezel and hand color combinations, each with a rotating timing bezel.
This MRW-200HJ-7EJH carries the same lineage in an earlier build, currently in stock at CDJapan.
CASIO Collection MRW-200HJ-7EJH
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Casio announced a limited-edition CASIO VINTAGE x Café Kitsuné collaboration watch, reworking the retro square-cased AQ-230 in a matcha-green colorway with a fox emblem. This A164WA-1QJH belongs to the same retro square-case digital design family.
Casio launched five colorways of the MTP-E740, a budget analog watch with a translucent dial that exposes the day/date wheel mechanism, inspired by the 1970s Seiko "Time Sonar." This MTP-1095Q-9A comes from the same classic three-hand MTP dress-watch case family.
Casio's A158 — the metal-strap digital watch that debuted in 1989 — picked up fresh 2026 colorways this year, part of a broader retro-revival wave around the brand's classic digital lineup. This is the original silver-and-black A158WA.
Casio launched a wave of affordable watches in Japan this August, including three MRW-240H variants at 6,050yen and two MTP-1440DJ day-date models at 7,700yen. This MTP-1175E-7BJH comes from the same budget-friendly Casio Collection analog lineup.