One of the most popular timepieces in the Space Shuttle era was the durable Casio G-Shock (gravitational shock) wristwatch with stopwatch feature and countdown timer. It is resistant to vibration, ...

In other words, these two Casio watches are hot property – and they’re both on sale right now. The sport-friendly Casio F91W is down to just $13.16 (was $18.95), while the sexier Casio A158W ...

Casio unveiled an odd product for the 50th anniversary of the Casio Watch, and it's a ring. The "ring-sized version" of a Casio watch costs $120 and is coming in December 2024. Initially thought ...

Every product is carefully selected by our editors. If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn more Recently, Casio expanded the F-91W line to make the watch more of a fashion item. Back ...

Casio’s new watch wants to book a trip to the spa. Dubbed the Casio CPP-002, the techy time-teller boasts an especially durable design that’s able to withstand the hot and humid environment ...

To mark its 50th anniversary, Casio unveiled its new mini CRW-001-1JR ring watch. The CRW-001-1JR tells time in two time zones, displays hours, minutes, seconds, and dates, and is even equipped ...

Casio recently unveiled a cross between a watch and a smart ring It's now officially launching outside Japan in other countries US pricing will be $120 / £105 (around AU$185) Earlier in November ...

It’s been 41 years since Casio debuted the very first G-Shock digital watch, and its latest timepiece is the brand’s most faithful recreation to date. The new G-Shock DW-5000R is visually near ...

Around 41 years after Casio unveiled the first G-Shock digital watch, the company launched the G-Shock DW-500oR, a new digital watch that resembles the four-decade-old DW-5000C from 1983. Casio’s ...

Two Russian cosmonauts will exit the International Space Station on Thursday to conduct ... begins at 9:45 a.m. EST and is available to watch on NASA+. The spacewalk is scheduled to begin at ...

Coverage begins at 9:45 ET (1445 GMT). Two Russian cosmonauts will venture out into the vacuum of space today, and you can watch it live. Alexey Ovchinin and Ivan Vagner of Russia's space agency ...