Casio has quietly expanded its lineup of slim mechanical watches in the Edifice range, and the new Edifice EFK110D series is now available to buy in the US through a retail listing. First revealed in February 2026, the trio includes the EFK110D-1A, EFK110D-2A, and EFK110D-7A—three clean, everyday-ready options that pair a streamlined stainless steel build with an automatic movement.
While the models have appeared on Casio’s official US site, they’re not currently shown as in stock there. In the meantime, US shoppers can find all three versions at Arizona Fine Time, with each watch priced at $300, matching the manufacturer’s suggested retail price. The retailer also lists multiple shipping choices, with delivery estimates ranging from one to five business days.
Designed for those who want a modern sport watch look without the bulk, the Edifice EFK110D is a classic three-hand analog watch set on a textured dial. The EFK110D-1A comes with a black dial, the EFK110D-2A opts for a dark blue dial, and the EFK110D-7A features a white dial for a brighter, more minimalist style.
A key highlight is the automatic mechanical movement, which offers a 42-hour power reserve. Casio rates the average daily accuracy at between -20 and +40 seconds, which is typical for many entry-level mechanical watches. Practical touches include a date window and a hacking seconds function, allowing the seconds hand to stop for more precise time setting.
All three watches share the same sleek, silver-tone stainless steel case and matching bracelet, with a notably slim case profile of 11.8 mm (about 0.46 inches). That thinner build helps the watch sit comfortably on the wrist and slide under sleeves more easily—an appealing detail for a metal sports watch in this price range.
The Edifice EFK110D watches have already been sold in parts of Europe, including the UK, the Netherlands, and Spain. As for a wider US rollout, it’s still unclear when these models will be available directly through Casio’s official online store or other official US sales channels. For now, the retail listing provides one of the clearest paths for US buyers who want one of Casio’s newest slim automatic Edifice watches without waiting.
