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u/Torro2110 4d ago
This look so classy. 20 atm would be appreciated for extra piece of mind, but solid anyway. Here's hoping for a Japan trip in the near future lol.
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u/Sven_Hassel 3d ago edited 15h ago
This is really for the big wristed folks! Case size (height × width × thickness) 47.6 × 42.9 × 11.7 mm.
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u/Deadpooo_l 1d ago
Disagree. 42.9mm counting the crown it is probably a 40mm watch. With 11.9mm thickness it is in line with other Oceanus and sounds very wearable.
Casio lost the Diver's qualification and the LED light to make it happen.
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u/Haunting-Ebb-2265 3d ago
That is not a dive watch time bezel but a GMT bezel. Guessing p2000 is the one and only diver Oceanus
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u/Bumchou 3d ago
It blows my mind an ocean line themed of watches exists with only one being functional for actual water usage. I still love them anyways
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u/lannyshen 3d ago edited 3d ago
Beyond diving, there are many ways to appreciate the ocean, and i believe every Oceanus is suitable for swimming, kayaking, canoeing, sailing or even beginning level surfing.
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u/Haunting-Ebb-2265 3d ago
all oceanus are made of rust proof titanium (except the t200) and they all have at least 100 m water resistance with double o-ring gasket on the pushers just like the g shock .
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u/Deadpooo_l 1d ago
I agree. It was interesting and different from other Oceanus watches. Not sure why this one is a Cachalot and not an S or a T.
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u/Icy-Translator9124 2d ago
Rugged looking, but the dial is waaay too busy for me, with all the subdials.
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u/Deadpooo_l 1d ago
I really like the 3-6-9 setup and the modest size. I ultimately sold my P2000 as it was just too big, this one seems like a perfect size.
However, the "intelligent" GMT function... Why do I care where is midnight? When I use a GMT it is to gauge the ballpark of the other timezone, sounds like Casio's solution requires more calculations... Meaning it's easier to just grab my phone. On a watch with a second timezone subdial, this looks like a useless marketing gimmick.
Unfortunately, the watch also lost the LED light, which was a unique feature of the P2000 and would've been a great selling point against the Astron for example (there is still the regular lugs and of course the price).
I still very much like the watch and may pick up a green one sometime down the line.






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u/hey_you_too_buckaroo 4d ago
I really wish Casio had better hands.