Casio Watches Price List in the USA

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Casio is one of the most iconic and affordable watch brands, offering a wide range of styles from rugged outdoor models to classic retro designs. Known for their durability, innovative features (like shock resistance, solar power, and digital functions), and budget-friendly pricing, Casio watches appeal to everyone from casual wearers to adventurers. Prices in the USA typically range from under $20 for basic digital models to several thousand dollars for premium limited-edition G-Shock MR-G pieces.

Casio does not publish a single official MSRP list, but prices are consistent across the official website (casio.com), authorized retailers like Amazon, Walmart, Macy’s, and Best Buy, and secondary markets. Retail prices can vary slightly due to sales, with frequent discounts on the official outlet section (up to 40% off). Limited editions and collaborations often command higher secondary market values.

Below is a categorized price guide based on current retail data from official sources and major US retailers. Prices reflect new watches (approximate USD, before tax/shipping; subject to change).

Casio Vintage Collection (Retro Digital & Analog)

Affordable, nostalgic designs inspired by 1970s-1980s models. Popular for everyday wear.

Model/Example	Key Features	Approximate Price
F-91W	Classic digital, alarm, stopwatch	$15–$30
A168WA / A158WA	Stainless steel band, illuminated	$20–$50
LA20WH (Pop series)	Compact, kid-friendly/ladies	$22.95
DBC32 Databank	Calculator, data logging	~$40
A171WE	Round case digital	$35.95
A100 (Pac-Man collab)	Retro arcade design	~$110
A158WETB-1A (new black chrome)	Ion-plated band	$79.95

G-Shock (Tough, Shock-Resistant)

Casio’s flagship line—rugged, feature-packed. Entry-level to luxury.

Series/Model Example	Key Features	Approximate Price
Basic Digital (DW-5600, GA-2100 “CasiOak”)	Shock-resistant, 200m WR	$50–$150
Bluetooth/Solar (GBD-800, GBX-100)	Step counter, app link	$100–$300
Rangeman/Mudmaster (Master of G)	Triple sensor (altimeter, barometer, compass)	$300–$900
Full Metal (GMW-B5000)	Stainless steel, solar	$500–$700
MR-G (Premium)	Titanium, sapphire crystal	$2,000–$7,400+ (limited editions up to $110,000 pre-owned)

Average G-Shock: $100–$350.

Edifice (Sporty Analog/Chronograph)

Elegant motorsport-inspired, with solar and Bluetooth options.

Model/Example	Key Features	Approximate Price
EFR/EQV Standard	Chronograph, 100m WR	$100–$250
EQB-501/1000	Bluetooth, solar	$280–$400
Premium (e.g., EFB-730)	Sapphire crystal, advanced chrono	$400–$600+
Mechanical (EFK-100)	Automatic movement	~$253+

Average Edifice: $150–$500.

Pro Trek (Outdoor/Adventure)

Triple-sensor equipped for hiking, climbing, etc.

Model/Example	Key Features	Approximate Price
PRG-340	Solar, rotating bezel	$200–$300
PRG-600/650	Analog-digital, compass/altimeter	$300–$400
PRW-3500	Atomic timekeeping	~$189 (market avg.)
Premium (PRJ-B001)	Bluetooth, lightweight	$169+

Average Pro Trek: ~$200 (range $91–$900).

Other Lines

• Baby-G: Women’s tough watches – $80–$200
• Standard Analog (MTP/LTP): Dress watches – $30–$100
• Databank/Calculator: Retro tech – $40–$80

Where to Buy & Tips

• Official Site: casio.com/us/watches/ – Free shipping over $99, outlet discounts up to 40%.
• Retailers: Amazon, Walmart, Macy’s, Best Buy – Often lower than MSRP.
• Secondary Market: WatchCharts, Chrono24, eBay – Good for discontinued/rare models, but check authenticity.
• Prices fluctuate; check for Black Friday deals or outlet for 20–40% off.

Casio watches offer incredible value—reliable quartz movements, long battery life (up to 10 years), and features rivaling pricier brands. Whether you’re after a $20 beater or a $500 tool watch, there’s a Casio for you! For the latest, visit casio.com or authorized dealers.