Casio releasing new titanium CMK-100 automatic watches globally

Casio’s latest automatic watches are now confirmed for release in North America and Europe. The new CMK100, or CMK-100, series has leaked multiple times in recent months, with the Japanese watchmaker officially announcing the range in late October 2026. The model is powered by an automatic movement with manual winding. Other features include sapphire crystal and magnetic and water resistance (100 m).
Now, the five Casio CMK100 watches have been listed at the brand's online stores in countries like the US, the UK and the Netherlands. To recap, the variants have different dial colors and strap materials. The CMK100TC-1A has a black dial, titanium casing and a black cloth band. The CMK100TCC-8A is another cloth strap watch, though with a gray color scheme, including a gunmetal colored ion-plated case. The CMK100TL-1A and CMK100TCL-5A have leather bands, the former black and silver colored, and the latter brown and bronze. The range-topping CMK100TD-1A has a black dial and titanium casing with a matching metal strap.
At Casio US, the CMK100TC-1A is listed with a $330 RRP, and the CMK100TCC-8A and the CMK100TL-1A are priced at $350. The CMK100TCL-5A is a little more expensive again at $375, while the all metal CMK100TD-1A costs $440.
There are similar pricing structures in the UK and the Netherlands. The CMK-100TC-1A has a £290/€299 RRP, and the CMK-100TCC-8A and CMK-100TL-1A are priced at £310/€319. Casio’s CMK-100TCL-5A will retail for £330 in the UK, with EU pricing unconfirmed. The top of the line CMK-100TD-1A will be sold at £390/€399.
The Casio CMK100 watches are listed as October 2026 releases at the brand’s online store in the US. However, given the date at the time of writing, it seems more likely that they will become available in November 2026. A European release window has not been confirmed. If you want to receive an email when these products launch in your country, go to the watch’s product listing and click on the ‘Notify Me’ or ‘Coming Soon’ button.













