Casio has added the MTP-SN4 series to its India watch lineup, marking the MTP-SN4KD-1A as new for September 2026. The analog watch has a black main dial, a stainless-steel bracelet and three smaller dials. Its layout resembles a chronograph, but those subdials show the day, date and 24-hour time—not elapsed time. That distinction matters more than the styling if you were expecting a stopwatch.
What the three dials do
Casio lists ordinary hour, minute and second hands along with day-of-week, date and 24-hour displays. This is a battery-powered quartz watch, not a connected smartwatch; it does not promise notifications, activity tracking or apps. The steel MTP-SN4KD-1A measures 50.5 × 41.2 × 8.15 mm and weighs 105 grams according to Casio. It uses mineral glass and a one-touch three-fold clasp.
The company estimates approximately two years of battery life on an SR621SW cell and rates accuracy at ±20 seconds per month. Its stated water resistance is 30 meters, which should not be confused with a claim that the watch is suitable for diving. Casio’s product page labels it water resistant, but buyers should follow the official care instructions for exposure to water.
India price and the other version
Casio India lists the steel MTP-SN4KD-1A at an MRP of ₹4,995 including taxes. The MTP-SN4KRL-1A switches to a leather band and is listed at ₹5,495. Notebookcheck reported on September 20 that the steel line also has blue- and light-dial versions. Casio’s India pages confirm the local models and prices; these Indian prices are not US launch prices, and a broader rollout has not been established.
This release is aimed at someone who wants a low-cost analog design and calendar indications without charging another wearable. The trade-off is simple: the chronograph-like face is visual styling, not timer functionality. The pictured model is specifically the MTP-SN4KD-1A; variations can have different dial colors and straps.
Sources: Casio India steel model specifications and Casio India leather model listing. Featured image: Casio official product image. AI assistance was used in drafting; sources were reviewed. No hands-on testing is claimed.