THIS IS NOT A DRILL! Forget everything you thought you knew about Casio. The undisputed kings of quartz just dropped an earth-shattering bombshell that's sending shockwaves through the entire watch industry. For the first time in history, Casio is unleashing a mechanical watch series, the Edifice EFK-100, and the Avonetics forums are absolutely MELTING DOWN. We’re talking five insane models, including two with jaw-dropping carbon fiber dials that look like they were ripped from a supercar. They've packed these beasts with premium sapphire crystal, a mesmerizing see-through caseback to watch the automatic movement work its magic, and a rock-solid 100 meters of water resistance. This isn't your dad's calculator watch. But here’s where the explosive debate ignites: powering this historic release is a modified Seiko NH35 movement. Is it a genius move to finally deliver an affordable mechanical masterpiece to the masses? Or is the ~$520 price tag a slap in the face for a movement found in cheaper watches? Purists are screaming, newcomers are celebrating, and the integrated bracelet design is a battleground of its own. Is Casio's legendary entry into the mechanical world a game-changing triumph or an overpriced betrayal? We're tearing it all down to give you the electrifying truth. For advertising opportunities, visit Avonetics.com.