OCEANUS

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OCEANUS is a Japanese watch brand launched by Casio Computer in 2004. Centered on analog watches, it pursues elegance by combining advanced technology with a distinctly Japanese aesthetic. Its first model, the OCW-500, debuted as the world’s first full-metal radio-controlled solar chronograph. Its lineup includes the premium Manta line and the sporty CACHALOT line.

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Elegance, Technology

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6 brands
Founded
2007-2008
2007 Sub-brand
Manta
Watches

A flagship line focused on a slim profile and a high level of finish

One of OCEANUS’s official series, it is positioned by Casio as a flagship symbolizing the

One of OCEANUS’s official series, it is positioned by Casio as a flagship symbolizing the brand. It pursues a slim, beautiful case, advanced technology, and a high level of finish, offering a premium, high-quality proposition within OCEANUS that differs from the standard Classic Line and the sporty CACHALOT.

2007 Sub-brand
OCEANUS Manta
Watches

A flagship line pursuing slimness and beautiful finishing

One of OCEANUS’s official series, this flagship line pursues a fusion of slimness, beautif

One of OCEANUS’s official series, this flagship line pursues a fusion of slimness, beautiful finishing, and advanced technology. Unlike CACHALOT, which foregrounds sporty functionality, and Classic Line, which is centered on timeless design, it represents the elegance and advanced technology of OCEANUS.

2008 Sub-brand
CACHALOT
Watches

A sporty line for active use

This is a series developed as OCEANUS’s official sporty line. It emphasizes functions suit

This is a series developed as OCEANUS’s official sporty line. It emphasizes functions suited to active environments such as yachting, windsurfing, and diving, and has previously included models water-resistant for diving to 200 meters. In contrast to Manta, the flagship line focused on slimness and finishing, and Classic Line, which is defined by universal design, it is positioned to provide sports functions for active use.

2008 Sub-brand
OCEANUS CACHALOT
Watches

A sporty line oriented toward marine sports

It is a sporty line developed as an official OCEANUS series. While the brand’s other serie

It is a sporty line developed as an official OCEANUS series. While the brand’s other series focus on elegance and standard designs, CACHALOT emphasizes the strength to sail the world and also offers models with functions useful for marine sports and full-fledged diver specifications. It serves a sports-oriented role distinct from Manta.

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Classic Line
Clothing

A standard line centered on practicality and timelessness

An official OCEANUS series that Casio positions as its standard model line. It focuses on

An official OCEANUS series that Casio positions as its standard model line. It focuses on everyday practicality, timeless design, and functional beauty, taking a different role from Manta, which pursues a slim profile and high-quality finishing as the flagship, and CACHALOT, which emphasizes sports use. The series name is also used on official product pages and in catalogs.

- Sub-brand
OCEANUS Classic Line
Watches

A standard line centered on timeless design

As an official OCEANUS line, it offers standard models that emphasize timeless design and

As an official OCEANUS line, it offers standard models that emphasize timeless design and legibility. While the flagship Manta pursues slimness and beautiful finishing, and CACHALOT emphasizes sporty functionality, this line is positioned around simple forms suited to a wide range of everyday situations and a combination of essential functions.

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