Casio CMK-100 titanium automatic watches arrive in Europe

Three models now on sale

Casio has put three mechanical watches from its CMK-100 series on sale in Europe, according to Notebookcheck. The models went on sale in countries such as the Netherlands, France and Spain through the company's own online store.

The entry-level CMK-100TC-1A costs €299 and pairs a black dial with a titanium case and a black cloth strap. The CMK-100TL-1A, at €319, adds golden accents and a black leather band, while the top model, the CMK-100TD-1A, comes with a full titanium strap and white accents on the dial for €399.

What the watches offer

All three are automatic watches, meaning the movement is wound by the motion of the wearer's arm rather than a battery. Casio lists a 42 hour power reserve and a manual winding option.

The Japanese brand says accuracy is within -20 to +40 seconds per day. Each watch has three hands, a simple date window and a sapphire crystal protecting the dial, a scratch-resistant glass more common on pricier timepieces.

A long road to launch

The European launch follows an official announcement in October 2026 covering this region and North America. Before that, the watches had been the subject of rumours for much of the year.

Casio has not yet said when the UK will get the range. On the Casio UK website the models are still listed as available soon, and a US release on the brand's online store is also expected.

Two variants still missing

Two other versions of the watch have not been confirmed for Europe. The CMK-100TCC-8A has a grey colour scheme with a cloth band, and the CMK100TCL-5A uses a brown and bronze look with a leather band.

Notebookcheck reports it is unclear whether or when these two variants will reach the EU. Buyers who prefer those colourways may need to wait for further announcements from Casio.

Why it matters

Titanium cases are usually found on more expensive watches, so prices from €299 make the CMK-100 series a comparatively affordable route into a mechanical watch with a sapphire crystal.

The range also marks a return to classic automatic design for Casio, a company better known for digital and quartz models such as the G-Shock line. Shoppers in the UK and US will have to wait a little longer for confirmed availability.