Casio Computer Co., Ltd. is a Japanese multinational electronics company founded in 1946 by Tadao Kashio in Tokyo, Japan. While Casio produces a wide range of electronics including calculators, musical instruments, and cameras, the brand is perhaps best known worldwide for its watches, particularly the legendary G-Shock line introduced in 1983. The G-Shock was designed by engineer Kikuo Ibe to withstand a 10-meter drop, 10 bar of water pressure, and 10 years of battery life, and has since become a cultural icon in streetwear and fashion. Casio's watch portfolio includes the classic digital F-91W (one of the best-selling watches of all time), the rugged Pro Trek line for outdoor enthusiasts, the elegant Edifice collection, and the feminine Baby-G series. The company produces approximately 46 million watches annually and holds the distinction of creating the world's first fully automatic compact calculator. Casio watches are celebrated for their durability, functionality, and affordability, making quality timepieces accessible to consumers worldwide across all price points from budget digital watches to premium connected smartwatches.

Electronics Brands

Casio produces a diverse range of consumer electronics including the iconic G-Shock watches, scientific calculators, electronic keyboards, label printers, and digital cameras known for durability and value.

Technology Brands

Casio is a Japanese technology brand known for affordable, durable consumer electronics including calculators, digital watches like the G-Shock, electronic musical instruments, and digital cameras.

Watch Brands

Casio is a Japanese electronics giant famous for its durable, innovative watches including the iconic G-Shock, affordable digital classics, and the Pro Trek outdoor series.