Casio

MTP-S110 Series

Casio

MTP-S110 Solar

“The MTP-S120L's diver-inspired sibling - solar power, 100m water resistance, a date window, and stainless construction.”

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MTP-S110 Solar

Ref. MTP-S110-2AVCF

Manufacture

OriginCasio (Japan)
MovementSolar Quartz
CaliberCasio Solar Quartz
Water Resistance100m (10 ATM)

Complication

Date

Casio (Japan)Solar QuartzDate100m (10 ATM)
Casio (Japan)Solar QuartzDate100m (10 ATM)
Casio (Japan)Solar QuartzDate100m (10 ATM)
Casio (Japan)Solar QuartzDate100m (10 ATM)

The Editorial

The MTP-S120L's diver-inspired sibling - solar power, 100m water resistance, a date window, and stainless construction.

Frequently Asked

Questions About the MTP-S110 Solar

They share the core formula — solar power, 100m water resistance, stainless construction. The MTP-S110 wears diver-inspired styling with a date window, while the MTP-S120L goes full field-watch with a day-date display. Pick by styling and by which calendar layout you prefer.

No. It is solar powered — any light source keeps it charged, so there are no battery swaps and no caseback openings.

Yes. Its 100m (10 ATM) rating covers swimming, snorkelling and showering. It is diver-styled rather than a certified dive watch, so leave deep work to purpose-built divers.

Luminescence

Legibility in
Absolute Darkness.

Experience the breathtaking clarity of Swiss Super-LumiNova. Use the interactive flashlight to reveal the glowing indices and hands engineered for optimal legibility in the most extreme conditions.

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The Maison

Casio

“Indestructible by Design”

Founded

1946

Origin

Tokyo, Japan

House Style

Tactical utility, multi-layer shock absorption, cult collectibility.

Inventors of the G-Shock — the most indestructible watch ever made.

Casio engineer Kikuo Ibe spent two years and broke over 200 prototypes to develop the original G-Shock in 1983, designed to survive a 10-meter drop. Forty years later G-Shock is worn by Navy SEALs, mountaineers, and luxury watch collectors alike. The CasiOak (GA-2100 series) reinterprets that DNA in Royal Oak proportions.

Technical Prowess

Casio MTP-S110 Solar Specifications

SpecificationDetails
ReferenceMTP-S110-2AVCF
OriginCasio (Japan)
Case MaterialStainless Steel
MovementSolar Quartz
Caliber ClassCasio Solar Quartz
Water Resistance100m (10 ATM)
ComplicationsDate

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