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The Casio Edifice 43mm Silver is a sophisticated automatic timepiece designed for enthusiasts who appreciate the intersection of high-performance motoring aesthetics and mechanical precision. Featuring a distinctive forged-carbon-look dial and a robust stainless steel build, this watch offers a refined, sporty look suitable for both professional and casual environments. While it delivers excellent durability with its sapphire crystal and 100-meter water resistance, users should note that as a mechanical watch, it requires regular movement or manual winding to maintain its 40-hour power reserve.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Dial Size | 43mm |
| Series | Edifice |
| Model Part Number | EFK-100D-7AER |
| Brand | Casio |
No, this is an automatic mechanical timepiece powered by the motion of your wrist.
Yes, sapphire crystal is one of the hardest materials available and is highly resistant to scratches.
Yes, with a 100-meter water resistance rating, the watch is suitable for swimming and water sports.
The watch features a 40-hour power reserve when fully wound.
Yes, the watch features a transparent exhibition case back that allows you to see the internal mechanical components.
The watch features a 43mm case diameter.
The power reserve has likely depleted. Manually wind the crown clockwise for 10-15 rotations or wear the watch to let the automatic rotor recharge the movement.
Mechanical watches can be affected by environment and activity levels. If the deviation is significant, ensure it is not near strong magnetic sources; otherwise, consult a professional watchmaker for calibration.
Take the watch to a professional jeweler or watch repair shop to have the necessary links removed from the stainless steel band.
To set the time, pull the crown out to the second click and rotate it until the hands indicate the correct hour and minute, then push the crown back in. Because this is an automatic watch, it winds itself through the natural motion of your wrist. If the watch has stopped, gently turn the crown in the neutral position to manually wind the mainspring. For care, clean the stainless steel bracelet and case with a soft, lint-free cloth dampened with fresh water to remove sweat and salt buildup. Avoid exposure to extreme magnetic fields, which can affect the accuracy of the mechanical movement. If the bracelet requires adjustment, it is recommended to visit a professional jeweler to ensure the links are removed correctly without damaging the pins.
