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PRESS RELEASE
Aug. 06, 2007
New women's radio-controlled watches by CASIO with WAVE CEPTOR Technology: Highest demands met in an extremely slim Case Design
Norderstedt, August 2007 - The European wristwatch market is hard to imagine without women's radio-controlled watches by CASIO. With their time-tested radio reception, their high quality materials, attractive design and sophisticated refinements they have made themselves independent of short-lived trends and have focussed on timeless elegance. The newest example is the LWQ-160DE-2AVER from the popular CASIO brand FELITE. Perfectly processed the watch in its Slim Case Design is slimmer and all in all, smaller than its predecessor - and thus completely meets the requirements of a women's radio-controlled watch. The LWQ-160DE series offers three adjustable time zone settings and radio reception over major parts of Europe. The body is made of stainless steel, the solid stainless steel wristband shines with an elegant butterfly buckle. Three of the FELITE LWQ-160-Models also come with fashionable leather wristbands. A good figure with WAVE CEPTOR radio-controlled technology The feminine LWQ-150DE-1AER also follows the highest quality criteria coming to the customers in autumn. Solar powered and with WAVE CEPTOR technology it offers a straightforward and unembellished design. The classical and serene black watch face rests in a stainless steel case that harmoniously crosses over to the solid stainless steel wristband. The LWQ-150DE is a watch which completely matches the outfit of a successful business woman and at the same time cuts a fine figure in a concert, at the school presentations of the children or on the tennis court as well: The LWQ-160DE-2AVER features the following functions
The LWQ-150DE-1AER features the following functions
For further information please visit www.felite.eu. About CASIO Computer Co., Ltd. CASIO Computer Co., Ltd. is one of the world's leading manufacturers of consumer electronics products and business equipment solutions. Since its establishment in 1957, CASIO has strived to realize its corporate creed of "creativity and contribution" through the introduction of innovative and imaginative products. Today, Casio's offerings include timepieces, digital cameras, cellular phones, electronic dictionaries, calculators, musical instruments, system equipment, and electronic components such as LCDs. The CASIO Group employs more than 13,000 people worldwide, shipping over 100 million products per year, with net sales of 620 billion yen (approx US $ 5,260 billion) in the fiscal year ended March 2006. News and product information from CASIO is available at http://world.casio.com. |
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