New Casio F-B100W watches with step-tracker surface in fresh hi-res renders

Casio's recently spotted F-B100W has just resurfaced, this time in considerably clearer renders than the blurry retailer listing we covered previously. Instagram leaker geesgshock has posted what appear to be finalized promotional images. This confirms details that were difficult to make out before.
The renders show three specific colorways tied to exact model numbers: the F-B100W-1A in black with a blue trim ring, the F-B100W-3A in a teal-green case, and the F-B100WB-1A in an all-black finish without the colored accent ring. All three share the same display layout, with "Casio," "Step Tracker," and a Bluetooth icon integrated directly into the step-progress bar at the top of the screen.
One detail that's crystal-clear now is the step-count histogram, shown in a separate close-up as a bar chart tracking hourly steps over a seven-hour window, with the current hour highlighted. That's a more detailed activity-tracking feature than typically found on Casio's basic digital lines. It wasn't something the earlier leak could clearly depict.
From the retailer information we got before, the watches will have 5 alarms, a timer, world time with dual display, auto time adjustment, 30-meter water resistance, resin glass (rather than mineral or sapphire), and an estimated 2-year battery life. Case dimensions are confirmed at 41.9 x 38.1 x 8.8 mm.
Pricing is now estimated at £50-65, close to the earlier $70-100 guess from Casioblog. As always, this is unofficial until Casio confirms it directly, with an August release window still the working assumption.









