Casio — A brief history and timeline
A condensed, refined look at Casio's most significant milestones. Historical facts, key moments, and visuals to accompany each block.
Origins and first steps
Founded in 1946 in Japan, Casio began as an engineering company focused on electronic instruments. It soon stood out for its pocket calculators and digital watches.
- 1946 — Founded in Tokyo
- 1957 — First compact calculator
- 1974 — First commercial digital watch
Technological innovation
Casio has been a pioneer in integrating accessible, reliable technology into consumer products.
From timekeeping to radio synchronization and advanced watchmaking functions.
Historical milestones
Casio launches one of the first digital watches with a stopwatch and calendar.
The birth of the G-SHOCK line, focused on toughness and rugged design.
Casio introduces watches with agenda and contact storage, pioneering smart watches.
Expansion into compact cameras, keyboards, and professional products.
Launch of models that connect with smartphones, marking the start of connectivity in the line.
Casio launches its first watch with Wear OS, combining G-SHOCK toughness with smartwatch functions.
