Casio

Casio is the rare thing that's both genuinely cheap and genuinely good. The vintage digital range has been quietly worn by everyone from architects to skaters for forty years without ever needing a rebrand, and the F-91W has been in production since 1989 essentially unchanged.

What's actually on the shelf

• Vintage digital squares — the thin steel and gold-tone ones that started it: the A168WEM-7 full silver mirror, A168WEM-1VT chrome, A168WEGB-1BVT black/gold, A158WEGV-9A gold, A140WEG-9A gold and the slim A700WEVG-9A
• A140WE sunray dials — the newer square with a brushed face, in grey and in navy blue
• F-91W resin — the F-91WS in clear, pink and blue. Our deepest run of any single Casio style
• Ana-digi — analog hands over a digital window: the AQ-230 and AQ-240 family in silver/blue, silver/green, silver/peach and silver/navy mesh, plus the AQ-800E in silver and silver/white
• Retro and world-time models — the AE-1000W world-timer in khaki and in grey, the LW-204 in gold and black, the cream LF-30W and the leather-strap LA680WEL
• Dress and field analog — the MTP-1302, MTP-B145 and MTP-B190 range, the rectangular LTP-1234, the easy-read MW-240 in black, the MRW-200HD and the Forester FT-500WC
• CA-53W-1 calculator watch — the calculator one, in black resin
• Edifice EFK-110D-7A — an automatic analog movement in stainless steel, silver/white
• B640WMR-5A in rose gold — the curved-face digital, and the deepest single stock we hold

Not on the shelf right now: we have no G-Shock in stock — no GA-2100, no GMA-P2100, no G-5600 — and no Casio collaborations. The shock-resistant G-Shock line in resin and metal cases is one we have carried before, and we would rather tell you that than have you drive downtown for one. Email info@gallerystreetwear.ca and we'll tell you honestly where it stands.

Most run on batteries you can replace anywhere, and the resin straps are swappable. Sizing is one-size with an adjustable bracelet or strap. Colourways rotate seasonally, so what is on the wall in October is not always what was there in June.

Common questions

Where can I buy Casio watches in Kelowna?
Gallery Streetwear, 588 Bernard Avenue, Kelowna BC. We also ship across Canada, free on orders over $150 CAD.

Do you have G-Shock in stock?
Not at the moment. Gallery has no G-Shock models in stock right now. The Casio range here today is vintage digital squares, the AQ ana-digi family, retro and world-time, F-91W resin, MTP dress analog, the CA-53W calculator and one Edifice automatic.

Which Casio should I buy first?
A vintage digital square — the A168 or A158 in steel or gold tone — if you want something thin you can wear every day. The F-91W in resin if you want the cheapest watch here that will still be running in ten years.

Which is the best retro Casio?
The A168 and A158 squares are the originals and the ones most people mean by a retro Casio. For a retro digital that is not a square, the LW-204 in gold or the cream LF-30W.

Do you have the calculator watch?
Yes — the Casio CA-53W-1 in black resin, the databank-style calculator model.

Does Casio make an automatic?
Yes. We carry the Edifice EFK-110D-7A, an automatic analog in a stainless steel case with a silver and white dial.

Are the watches authentic?
Yes. All Casio product is sourced through official distribution.

Do you ship across Canada?
Yes, from Kelowna in 1–3 business days. Free over $150.

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