Key Takeaways
1. Four models of the new Casio LF-30W watch have surfaced: LF-30W-1A (black), LF-30W-2A (blue), LF-30W-3A (green/khaki), and LF-30W-8A (cream).
2. The watch features a resin case and strap, an amber LED backlight for easy reading, and a fully automatic calendar.
3. It includes world time support, alarms, a stopwatch measuring 1/100-second increments, and a 24-hour countdown timer.
4. The watch is expected to have a battery life of about 3 years when powered by a CR161 battery and allows for 12 or 24-hour time formats.
5. The official launch is anticipated in Japan this May, with a listing price of VND 1,091,000 (approximately $41.99) in Vietnam.
Rumors are swirling about an upcoming Casio LF-30W watch. Four different models from this new collection seem to have surfaced through retailers in Vietnam and Macau: the LF-30W-1A (black), the LF-30W-2A (blue), the LF-30W-3A (green/khaki), and the LF-30W-8A (cream).
Exciting Features Revealed
Images from Watchstore.vn and shared on r/skxmod on Reddit highlight various aspects of this new analog-style Casio timepiece. It will come with a resin case and strap, plus an amber LED backlight that makes it easier to read the digital display in dim light. The calendar feature is fully automatic, and the watch is predicted to maintain accuracy within 30 seconds each month.
Advanced Functionality
The LF-30W includes world time support, with a map located in the top right corner to indicate your approximate time zone. To the left, there are indicators for alarms and hourly time signals. Additionally, it features a stopwatch that can measure time in 1/100-second increments and a countdown timer that can operate for as long as 24 hours. Users can choose to view the time in either 12 or 24-hour formats, and both the day and date are displayed. This watch is also designed to last about 3 years when powered by a CR161 battery.
Launch and Pricing Information
As of now, the details regarding the official launch of the Casio LF-30W watches remain unconfirmed. However, it is anticipated to debut in Japan this May. In terms of pricing, a retailer in Vietnam is listing the watch for VND 1,091,000 (around $41.99). It is still uncertain if, or when, it will be available in markets such as the US or the EU.
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