Casio Edifice Watch - Green Dial - Stainless Steel Bracelet

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This guide is for owners of the Casio Edifice Slim Series Watch with a green dial, offering a blend of sporty elegance and everyday functionality. Its key win is the exceptionally slim profile combined with durable, high-quality materials, making it a versatile accessory for various occasions. A primary consideration for users will be its focus on traditional analog timekeeping, without advanced smart features.
| Series | Edifice |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | EFR-S108D-3AVUEF |
| Brand | CASIO |
The specific water resistance rating for this model is not provided in the product description. To ensure longevity, it is best to avoid exposing the watch to water, including swimming, showering, or heavy rain. If water resistance is critical, please consult the product's official specifications or user manual from Casio directly.
Adjusting a stainless steel bracelet typically involves removing or adding links. This usually requires specialized tools and expertise. It is highly recommended to take your watch to a professional jeweler or watch repair shop for strap adjustments to prevent damage.
This analog watch uses a standard watch battery, typically a silver oxide cell. The specific battery type and expected lifespan (usually 2-3 years) are not specified in the product description. Consult the official Casio documentation or a watch professional for exact details.
Sapphire crystal is highly scratch-resistant, offering superior protection against everyday abrasions compared to mineral glass. However, it is not entirely scratch-proof and can still be scratched by materials harder than sapphire, such as diamonds, or shattered by extreme impact.
A 'hairline finish' refers to a surface treatment where very fine, parallel lines are applied, creating a subtle, matte, and sophisticated texture. This finish helps diffuse light, reducing glare and giving the metal or dial a high-quality, refined appearance.
Info needed: The warranty period is not specified in the provided product information. Please refer to your purchase documentation or the official Casio website for warranty details specific to your region.
This often indicates a low or depleted battery. Take the watch to a certified jeweler or watch repair shop for a battery replacement. Ensure the crown is pushed in fully.
This means the watch's internal 12-hour cycle is incorrectly set. Pull the crown out to the second click (time setting position) and advance the time by 12 hours. Then, reset the current time and date accordingly.
The luminous material needs to be 'charged' by exposure to light. Expose the watch face to a bright light source (e.g., sunlight or a strong lamp) for a few minutes. The glow duration will vary based on exposure time and light intensity.
The stainless steel strap is 22 mm wide and 21 cm long, designed to fit a wide range of wrist sizes. For optimal comfort, you may need to have the strap adjusted by a professional jeweler if it's too loose or too tight.