Casio's new two-tone Edifice chronographs revealed via retailer with full specs, renders

Two unannounced Casio Edifice chronographs have appeared as live product listings on a Vietnamese Casio retailer, alongside leaker @geesgshock posting renders of the same pair on Instagram.
The EFR-539G-3AVUDR scores a green dial with a yellow gold bezel, subdial rings and markers. The EFR-539G-2AVUDR does the same in navy and rose gold. Both come with two-tone bracelets: steel outer links and gold-toned center links, and gshockhaiphong.vn has full specification tables for each watch.
Those tables give us details the renders didn't have. The watches use Casio’s module 5345, with a stopwatch accurate to a tenth of a second and a capacity of 59 minutes 59.9 seconds, measuring elapsed time, split time and first and second place finishes. Accuracy is quoted at plus or minus 20 seconds a month and an SR920SW cell is rated for about two years. The listings specify the case as 54.1 by 49.5 by 11.7 mm at 184 grams, and describe a bezel combining stainless steel with aluminum.
Nothing for the EFR-539G currently shows up on Casio’s own regional sites. The company currently lists the EFR-539 in plain steel, in single-color ion-plated bezels, and in a fully gold-plated EFR-539SG-7AV, which sells in India for 13,995 INR against 10,995 INR for the standard steel model.
Neither Vietnamese listing has a price. Both show the retailer’s contact-for-price placeholder rather than a figure, and no release date is given.
Also, there's one inconsistency worth noting. The navy model’s page is titled EFR-539-2AVUDR without the G, while the description beneath it refers to the EFR-539G-2A. The green model’s page uses the G throughout, as does @geesgshock's post, so the title looks more like a retailer error than anything else.
Casio has not announced either watch as of writing. Alternatively, you can check out the Casio Edifice EFB-730D-1 on Amazon.
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@geesgshock on Instagram, gshockhaiphong.vn (1) (2)









