The Journey from Nothing to Something: A Curated Collection

Casio has historically been at the forefront of watch production, unveiling revolutionary technologies like the 1974 CASIOTRON, the globe’s first digital timepiece equipped with an automatic calendar. Throughout the years, Casio has transformed timekeeping through its devotion to bold innovation and outstanding craftsmanship.

In celebration of its 50th anniversary, Casio introduces the ‘From Zero to One’ collection, honoring its ethos of fashioning something remarkable from nothing. This exclusive series encapsulates the brand’s heritage of innovation, paying homage to its beginnings while welcoming a future filled with significant design.

The collection, characterized by a striking black and gold color palette, signifies light emerging from darkness—a representation of Casio’s evolution from “Zero” to “One.” Iconic models from G-SHOCK, CASIOTRON, PRO TREK, and EDIFICE have been reinterpreted with distinctive design features that commend Casio’s legacy and visionary approach.

Notable pieces include the CASIOTRON TRN50ZE-1A, which boasts contemporary enhancements such as Tough Solar technology and Mobile Link connectivity. Its opulent gold accents and engraved 50th-anniversary motifs render it a distinguished choice, available for INR 49,995.

The G-SHOCK GMC-B2100ZE enhances the legendary 2100 series with a chronograph design, merging rugged resilience with stylish gold touches. Priced at INR 69,995, it seamlessly fuses durability with elegance.

The EDIFICE EFS-S640ZE-1A integrates motorsport-inspired specifications and eco-friendly materials, such as carbon fiber and Alcantara, highlighting both innovation and ecological responsibility at INR 22,495.

The PRO TREK PRW-6900ZE, costing INR 45,995, combines sustainability and practicality through bio-based resin elements and Tough Solar technology.

Every timepiece is packaged in environmentally-conscious materials, reflecting Casio’s commitment to sustainability. The ‘From Zero to One’ collection not only commemorates 50 years of advancement but also paves the way for a brighter future in timepiece manufacturing.