This time we’ll be taking a look at several styles of ana digi watches from Casio. The Casio brand is a well known brand Japanese brand that specializes in quality products at affordable prices. You are probably familiar with it’s most popular series of watches, the G-Shock line.
Now if you’re not familiar already with ana-digi watches, we actually covered that in depth in a previous article. To recap though, an ana-digi watch is a watch that contains both an analog, and digital display on the dial. This basically means that it is going to have hour and minute hands, as well as digital numbers. That would give us 2 different methods for measuring the time. By their very nature, they are going to use quartz movement.
There are a couple of reasons for why one would use an ana-digi watch. One reason is that you can use it to keep up with multiple time zones. Or, another possibility is that maybe you just like the aesthetics. Any way it goes, if you like ana digi watches, and are a Casio fan, then you will probably like some of our recommendations!
Casio Ana Digi Watches: Top 5 Picks!
#1: Casio WR20 Bar (Model: GA110-1B)
This is a popular watch in the G-Shock line. It’s most commonly known as the Wr20Bar. Being a G-Shock watch, it is built with that same rugged and sturdy design. This particular model is all black, with silver hands and markers.
Both the case and band on this watch are made of resin. It’s dial window is mineral crystal. And as advertised, it has a water resistance of 20 bar, which is 200 meters. You can go swimming and even diving with this level of water resistance.
As for features, you have the basics such as a stopwatch, countdown timer, and backlight. It can be set to world time, as well as multiple different time zones. And finally, it has its own water pressure gauge, which is a great feature to have when scuba diving.
Quick Look
- resin case and band
- countdown timer and stopwatch features
- backlight
- water pressure gauge
- water resistant 200 meters
Check out our full review of this watch here
#2: Casio Men’s AW81D-2AV
This one has some of the analog numbers displayed on the upper part of the dial, while the digital display is positioned on the bottom of the dial. Has a slim, low profile design to it. The case here has a more square shape to it.
The case and band are both made of stainless steel, and the dial window is made of mineral crystal. It has a water resistance of 50 meters. This should be suitable for showering, but not so much swimming and diving.
It features a backlight, stopwatch, daily alarms, world time, and an auto calendar. It also has a 30 page databank that allows up to 8 letters and 6 numbers per page. Although I’m not sure how useful this feature is considering most people own a smartphone anyway.
Quick Look
- stainless steel case and band
- auto calendar
- stopwatch and daily alarms
- backlight
- 30 page databank
- water resistant 50 meters
#3: Casio Men’s EFA120D-1AV
Here is a sporty looking watch from Casio’s Edifice line. This one takes a more chronograph styled approach. The Edifice watches are Casio’s line of dress watches. As such it has a more elegant and sophisticated appearance.
The case and band are both made of stainless steel, and the dial window is mineral crystal. It has a water resistance of 100 meters, which means you can take it with you swimming, snorkeling, and scuba diving.
You can probably already tell by looking at the dial display that this watch will have the basic features such as a stopwatch, backlight, and countdown timer. In addition to that, it has an auto calendar display, and it will also show you world time. And lastly this watch has a built in thermometer and temperature display.
Quick Look
- stainless steel case and band
- auto calendar
- stopwatch and countdown timer
- backlight
- temperature sensor and display
- water resistant 100 meters
#4: Casio Men’s AW80-1AV Forester
This is another one that features a more traditional analog display in the upper portion, while putting the digital display in the lower part of the dial. Similar to the AW81D-2AV, except the case is round this time, rather than square.
This watch is built tough, as it has a stainless steel case with a resin bezel, as well as a resin band. The dial widow is mineral crystal as usual. It is water resistant 50 meters, so this will allow for showering, but not recommended for swimming or diving.
Features include an led backlight, auto calendar, multiple alarms, and multiple time zones including world time. It also has a databank feature that allows you to store a limited amount of letters and numbers. Finally, it does have a temperature sensing thermometer and display.
Quick Look
- stainless steel case with resin bezel and band
- backlight
- multiple alarms
- auto calendar
- temperature sensing thermometer and display
- water resistant 50 meters
#5: Casio Men’s AQ160W-1BV
The AQ160W-1BV has very stylish appearance. It has a sleek, slender, round shape. The silver case contrasts nicely with the black dial and band. It has the analog hands with the digital portion displayed in the center.
The case itself is stainless steel with a resin band. It has a mineral crystal dial window. The water resistance is 100 meters. This will protect it from water when showering swimming and snorkeling, but you shouldn’t go diving with it on.
This watch has chronograph functionality, stopwatch, daily alarm, and auto calendar.
Quick Look
- stainless steel case with resin band
- stopwatch and daily alarm functions
- auto calendar
- water resistant 100 meters
Final Thoughts On Casio Ana Digi Watches
While that wraps up our list of picks in Casio ana digi watches, there are still plenty more to choose from in Casio’s vast library of watches.
Casio almost never disappoints, always providing excellent quality watches at affordable prices. Their ana-digi watches are a unique take on timepiece design, and would make the perfect addition to your watch collection!
