World innovator Casio began with the yubiwa pipe
Creative and innovative Casio continues adding to its long list of “world-firsts.” It all began with the yubiwa (finger ring) pipe, developed at Kashio Seisakujo, the predecessor of Casio Computer Co., Ltd. That revolutionary ring hit the market in 1946, right after World War II, and was a big hit. The profits would later go toward the capital needed for development of a new kind of calculator. The same ring styling of the Casio ring watch is a nod to this very first product using original ideas and technologies to create new value.
Today, bring us its latest invention:
A ring-sized watch to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Casio Watches
Introducing the first ring watch, in honor of Casio Watch’s 50th anniversary. A newly developed miniature module and advanced metalworking technology have produced a new style of digital watch both practical and playful.
This utterly distinctive watch expresses Casio uniqueness and originality and never compromises on even the smallest details. As a timepiece and as a piece of jewelry, this ring watch adds a touch of beauty to each and every moment.