Casio’s Enticer MTP-B220 is a slim, date-free quartz family built around a 43.7 × 38 × 8.4mm stainless-steel case. The references split by dial and strap: black and white dials on steel bracelets, a champagne dial on gold-tone leather, and a grey-and-yellow version on black leather. Mineral glass, 50m water resistance and a roughly three-year battery are shared across the range.
Casio’s international site marks the gold-tone MTP-B220GL-9AV as new from July 2026, but we have not found an official global launch date or a single global price. WristBear currently has the MTP-B220D-1A, MTP-B220D-7A and MTP-B220GL-9A in stock, from AED 299.
The three MTP-B220 colourways in stock at WristBear. Tap a watch or its name to open the product page.
| Reference | Dial and strap | WristBear status |
|---|---|---|
| MTP-B220D-1A | Black dial, steel bracelet | In stock, AED 299 |
| MTP-B220D-7A | White dial, steel bracelet | In stock, AED 299 |
| MTP-B220GL-9A | Champagne dial, gold-tone case, black leather | In stock, AED 315 |
| MTP-B220BL-1A | Grey case, black leather, yellow seconds hand | Not stocked |
| MTP-B220BL-7A | Light dial, red seconds hand, olive strap | Not stocked |
01 / Design
Why the missing date window matters
Most Enticers carry a date window; the MTP-B195 on our shelves does. The B220 drops it and leaves three hands on a clean dial. On the white D-7A, slim bar hour markers with a contrasting centre carry the whole layout, so nothing interrupts the dial at three o’clock.
The 8.4mm thickness is the other number worth noting. It is slim for a Casio at this price and sits comfortably under a shirt cuff.
D-7A and D-1A are the bracelet versions
Both use a stainless-steel bracelet and a blue seconds hand; the difference is the dial. The white MTP-B220D-7A is the brighter, more casual choice. The black MTP-B220D-1A is the more formal option. Both are AED 299 and both are in stock.
GL-9A is the dress version
The MTP-B220GL-9A pairs a gold ion-plated stainless-steel case with a champagne dial and a black genuine leather strap. It is the warmest and most formal of the range, and the only one where the case colour changes the character of the watch.
BL-1A and BL-7A add colour at the seconds hand
The grey ion-plated MTP-B220BL-1A is the version getting attention online. Its yellow seconds hand is the only saturated colour on an otherwise grey dial. The MTP-B220BL-7A goes lighter, with a red seconds hand and an olive strap. Casio Australia’s distributor lists the BL-1A at A$229. Neither is stocked at WristBear.
Movement and everyday specs
All references use a three-hand quartz movement rated at about ±20 seconds per month. The SR626SW battery is rated for roughly three years. The crystal is mineral glass, not sapphire, and water resistance is 50 metres: fine for rain and handwashing, not for swimming. These are manufacturer ratings, not independent test results.
What works
- The 8.4mm case is thin enough to wear under a cuff.
- Without a date window, the dial stays clean.
- A three-year battery means almost no upkeep.
Trade-offs
- No date, so daily date users should look elsewhere.
- Mineral glass is the ordinary part of the specification.
- Five-bar water resistance rules out swimming.
Quick verdict The MTP-B220 is a plain, slim office watch with no date and no maintenance. At AED 299 for the white D-7A or black D-1A, it asks very little and does not pretend to be anything it is not.
Price and UAE availability
WristBear lists the MTP-B220D-1A and MTP-B220D-7A at AED 299 and the MTP-B220GL-9A at AED 315, checked on 31 October 2026. Casio Australia’s distributor lists the grey BL-1A at A$229. Pre-launch leaks pointed to roughly US$80 to 90, but that report used the model name MTP-220 and Casio has not confirmed it, so treat it as unverified. Prices vary by shop and market.
Verdict: black or white for everyday, gold-tone for dressing up
The MTP-B220D-7A and D-1A are the easiest recommendations: bracelet, clean dial, AED 299 and nothing to maintain. Pick the dial colour you prefer. The MTP-B220GL-9A is the one for weddings and dinners. If you use a date every day, look at the octagonal MTP-B195D-7A at AED 249.99 instead, and if you want sapphire or serious water resistance, this is the wrong range.
Next step: see the Casio Enticer MTP-B220D-7A at WristBear, or browse the full Casio collection.
Sources
Sources and verification
- Casio international MTP-B220GL-9AV page: new-release marking for the gold-tone reference.
- Chronolume on the MTP-B220BL-1A: case size, movement, water resistance and Australian price.
- August Raurica on the MTP-B220BL-1AV: specifications and the BL-7A and D-1A references.
- Notebookcheck leak report: pre-launch price estimate under the name MTP-220, unconfirmed.
- WristBear product listings, checked 31 October 2026. Casio has not confirmed a global launch date, and prices vary by market.
