Are Casio brand watches really bad or is it just Shakira’s perspective?

Shakira has dealt a blow to the Japanese watch brand, Casiowith the premiere of his latest song together with BZRP, Session 53. In the letter, which has gained popularity in less than 15 hours, the Colombian identified herself with a Rolex already Clara Chia I would compare it to a clock Casio. But apparently, this brand isn’t as bad as she makes it out to be.

First of all, Casio was a pioneer in its category, as it presented the first digital wristwatch in history with the model Casiotron. Then he managed to distinguish himself with the model F-100, the first watch with a plastic case; the G-Shockthe first shockproof model, the C-80, with integrated calculator; the ultrafine PEEL FS-10 and the F-91Wwhich is the most popular at present.

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If something is proven, it is that those who try them keep them. All this has added great importance to the brand, but this does not mean that it represents luxury or glamor, rather current. Is that the comparison you wanted to achieve? Shakira? Whatever your analogy, Casio It is recognized by the two terms: technology and functionality.

It has a fairly wide range of watches, ranging from $13 and over a thousand dollars, in special or limited editions. celebrities like Jared Leto, Justin Bieber, ryan gosling and even the Pope Francisco They have been seen using the most impressive models of the brand, among which the G-Shock and the Edifice stand out.

G-Shock models do carry an incomparable design that has nothing to do with the classics. In that sense, they do manage to reach the epitome of the aesthetic. However, it does not have the same level as a Rolexwhose price could be between $5,000 and $17 million.

The Twitter account of Casio already pronounced before the phrase “You traded a Rolex for a Casio”responding to the singer: “Hey, what about this free attack?”. One of the comments on this tweet reads: “In 1980 I bought my first Casio. Since then I have had about ten watches. All Casio. The only ones I have bought and will buy”. (AND)