World Time Watches

Casio's AE-1000W, AE-1400WH, and AE-1600H all pack a world time function into a single digital watch, alongside a Timex analog option and premium Pro Trek and Edifice models for buyers who want more than a basic digital display. This collection is built specifically around that one feature: checking the time somewhere else without needing your phone.

How World Time Actually Works on These Watches

Rather than showing a second permanent timezone, most of these watches let you cycle through a preset list of world cities at the press of a button, switching the display to that city's current time.

• Multiple preset cities covering major world time zones
• One-button switching between home time and a selected city
• Daylight saving time adjustments built in for supported cities
• Same core alarm and stopwatch functions as Casio's standard digital line

Who Actually Uses a World Time Watch

This is a genuinely niche but useful feature, mostly for a specific kind of buyer:

• Frequent flyers who want a quick glance rather than digging out their phone
• Anyone coordinating with family or colleagues abroad, especially across time zones like the US, UK, or Gulf countries
• Digital watch collectors who simply want the added function on an otherwise familiar Casio design

Related Collections

Several of the entry-level models here also appear in our Casio AE series collection, if you'd like to compare against non-world-time versions of the same design. For a broader look at Casio's digital lineup, browse digital watches for men.

Prices span a wide range here, from around Rs. 8,500 for the basic AE series up to Rs. 47,000 to 54,500 for the Pro Trek and Edifice world time models.