Casio’s new CMK-100 automatic watch collection has started arriving in Europe, giving fans of mechanical timepieces a fresh titanium option at a relatively accessible price. The lineup includes three models: the CMK-100TC-1A, CMK-100TL-1A, and CMK-100TD-1A, each offering a different strap style while keeping the same clean analog design and automatic movement.
The new Casio CMK-100 series was confirmed for Europe and North America in October 2026 after months of speculation. Now, buyers in several European countries, including the Netherlands, France, and Spain, can find the watches through Casio’s official online store.
The most affordable model is the Casio CMK-100TC-1A, priced at €299. It features a black dial, a titanium case, and a black fabric strap, making it the sportiest-looking option in the range. Its simple design gives it a versatile everyday style, suitable for casual wear while still carrying the premium feel of a titanium watch.
The Casio CMK-100TL-1A sits in the middle of the lineup at €319. This version also uses a black dial, but it adds gold-tone accents for a slightly more refined appearance. It comes with a silver-tone titanium case and a black leather strap, making it a good choice for those who want an automatic watch with a more classic look.
At the top of the European range is the Casio CMK-100TD-1A, priced at €399. This model upgrades the package with a titanium bracelet, giving it a more robust and premium feel. It features a black dial with white accents, offering strong readability and a clean, modern design.
All three Casio CMK-100 watches use an automatic mechanical movement with a 42-hour power reserve. They also support manual winding, giving wearers more control if the watch has not been worn for a while. Casio lists the accuracy at approximately -20 to +40 seconds per day, which is typical for this category of mechanical watch.
The watches include a traditional three-hand analog layout and a simple date window. Another key feature is sapphire crystal protection over the dial, which should offer better scratch resistance than standard mineral glass. Combined with the titanium case, the CMK-100 series appears designed to deliver durability while keeping the watches lighter on the wrist.
For now, only three CMK-100 models are available in selected European markets. Two additional variants, the CMK-100TCC-8A with a gray color scheme and fabric strap, and the CMK-100TCL-5A with a brown and bronze color scheme and leather strap, have not yet been confirmed for wider European availability.
In the UK, the Casio CMK-100 series is currently listed as “Available soon,” suggesting that a launch there may not be far away. The collection is also expected to appear through Casio’s US online store in the near future.
With titanium construction, sapphire glass, automatic movement, and multiple strap choices, the Casio CMK-100 series could appeal to watch buyers looking for a mechanical timepiece from a familiar brand without moving into luxury watch pricing.
