Casio watches are known for their reliability and precision, but like any watch, they sometimes need new parts to stay in perfect working condition. Whether you need a replacement strap, bezel, or internal component, identifying the correct Casio part can seem overwhelming. This guide will help you easily find and purchase the right parts for your Casio watch.
Step 1: Identify Your Casio Watch Model
The most important step is to find your watch model number. This is typically a four-digit code located on the back of your watch case. It’s essential for ensuring you purchase the correct part.
Where to Find the Model Number
Look for the engraved model number on the back of the case. The model number usually follows a format like "G-2900", "BG-3000", or "LW-201".
Step 2: Browse Our Wide Selection of Casio Parts
At Maddisons of Durham, we stock over 1000 Casio watch straps and parts, covering popular models from G-Shock, Baby-G, and WaveCeptor ranges. We offer everything from durable resin straps to stainless steel replacements and internal components like bezels and gaskets.
The best way to search is by typing your model number into the Search bar at the top of the page.
If you cannot find the part you need, contact us, and we’ll do our best to source it for you. We recommend sending over a clear image of the back of the watch which shows the model number. Our dedicated team is happy to help with any inquiries.
Common Casio Parts
Watch Straps
Replacement watch straps are available in various materials, including rubber, leather, and stainless steel. They’re one of the most commonly replaced parts and can give your watch a brand-new look. Straps often require spring bars or similar in order to fit them to the bezel.
Bezels
Bezels protect your watch face and internal components. Over time, they can become worn or damaged and may need to be replaced. Ensure you choose a bezel that matches your model number for a precise fit.
O-Rings and Gaskets
These parts are essential for maintaining your watch’s water resistance. If your watch no longer stays waterproof, it may be time to replace the gasket or O-ring.
Pushers and Buttons
Over time, buttons and pushers can wear out. Replacing them will restore full functionality to your Casio watch, ensuring it remains reliable and easy to use.
Glass
The glass in a well-worn watch can become scratched over time. Sometimes accidents happen too, which can cause the glass to break. We supply both Casio branded glass, and generic replacements for some discontinued models.
Why Shop with Maddisons of Durham?
- Wide Selection: Over 1000 Casio watch parts available.
- Expert Support: Our knowledgeable team is always ready to help.
- Fast Delivery: Reliable and quick shipping across the UK.