Casio's new tiny watch, released on its 50th anniversary, is actually a ring

To commemorate its 50th year in watchmaking, Casio has taken a whimsical approach with the launch of the Casio CRW-001-1JR—a hybrid creation that straddles the line between a watch and a ring.

The CRW-001-1JR is a tiny wearable that still packs a punch: it tells time in two time zones, displays hours, minutes, seconds, and dates, and even comes equipped with alarms and a stopwatch.?

Yes, it's a ring-sized Casio, complete with three buttons to manage these features.

The design doesn't compromise on durability, either.?It sports a stainless steel body crafted through metal injection molding, making it sturdy at just 16 grams.?

Waterproof and paired with a retro LED display, the CRW-001-1JR is as functional as it is fashionable.

Sized at 22 (equivalent to a U.S. ring size 10.5), Casio has cleverly included spacers for adjustability.?

For reference, this mini marvel is heavier than most modern smart rings.?The Oura Ring 4 weighs around 5.2 grams, while Samsung's Galaxy Ring tips the scale at 3 grams—together, they're still lighter than Casio’s offering.?For now, this adorable innovation is exclusive to Japan, retailing at 19,800 Yen (approximately $129).

For now, this adorable innovation is exclusive to Japan, retailing at 19,800 Yen (approximately $129).??

With its classic Casio charm and modern versatility, the CRW-001-1JR is an irresistible addition for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

So folks, forget the diamond ring—how about proposing with a Casio CRW-001-1JR?? "Will you marry me... and never miss an alarm again?" Sounds perfect to me! At least you’d always be on time for anniversaries!

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