Watch MTP-B145D-7BVEF

The Watch

Casio is a Japanese brand founded in 1946, originally producing calculators. It entered the watchmaking world in 1974 and has since earned a stellar reputation for feature-rich timepieces with distinctive designs. Among its finest creations, we've selected the MTP-B145D-7BVEF watch - a classically elegant model with timeless appeal. It features a barrel-shaped case measuring 35 mm in diameter and 7.40 mm thick, with a lug-to-lug length of 40 mm and a weight of 82 grams - proportions that suit any wrist. The case is crafted from stainless steel, topped by a mineral crystal, and fitted with a fluted crown on the right side. Positioned at 3 o'clock, it allows easy adjustment of hours, minutes, and date. A caseback rounds things off with a water resistance of 5 ATM.

The Dial

Clean and understated, the dial of this watch delivers classic elegance with everything you need to read the time at a glance. Its silver tone keeps things discreet and versatile. The perimeter features a black minute track with fine graduations in bold every 5 minutes. Inside, black Arabic numerals mark the hours - with the 3 o'clock position replaced by a white-background date window. The sword hands and a slender seconds hand sweep around the markers to indicate hours, minutes, and seconds. The brand's signature sits just below 12 o'clock, while the water resistance in meters is noted above 6 o'clock.

The Movement

A quartz movement powers the heart of this timepiece. Japanese-made, it delivers dependable precision and runs on a battery with an approximate lifespan of 3 years. It drives an analog three-hand display with an accurate date function.

The Strap

This watch is fitted with an elegant, supremely comfortable bracelet crafted from stainless steel with 5 rows of links. It secures snugly around your wrist with a deployment clasp.

Water Resistance

This model offers a water resistance of 5 atmospheres, or 50 m. It's as beautiful as it is capable - ready to turn heads at any occasion. You can wear it in the shower, though the Ocarat team recommends setting it aside at the sink to preserve its brilliance and integrity over time. For swimming and scuba diving, we strongly advise against it - the repair bill isn't worth the risk.