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Casio launches two affordable Edifice chronographs in the US with premium sapphire glass

By Info60 US Desk•Summary of reporting by Gizmochina•Sep 18, 2026•0 views•
Casio launches two affordable Edifice chronographs in the US with premium sapphire glass
Casio has expanded its US watch lineup with the release of two new Edifice EFS-S660 models. Initially launched in Japan this past August, the EFS-S660D-1A and EFS-S660PB-1A are now available on the company’s US website for $200. The release adds a pair of straightforward, solar-powered analog chronographs to the market, focusing on standard materials and [...] The post Casio launches two affordable Edifice chronographs in the US with premium sapphire glass appeared first on Gizmochina .
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