Casio CA53W Vintage Series | Data Bank | 1/100 SEC Stopwatch | Water Resistant | 8 Digit Calculator | Dual Time | Resin Band | Resin Case | Auto Calendar | Daily Alarm | 5 Year Battery

In the grand tapestry of time-telling devices, the Casio Calculator Watch of 1985 stands out as a marvel of its era, embodying the quintessence of retro tech charm. This wrist-worn gadget, more than just a timekeeper, served as a symbol of geek chic before smartphones dictated the pace of our digital lives. With its compact digital screen and arithmetic functionality, it promised the allure of on-the-go calculations—a futuristic dream for the mid-80s aficionado. However, this iconic piece of wristwear, while scoring high on the nostalgia scale, presents a unique challenge to the seasoned conno

This is my 2nd watch. The part that holds the excess wrist strap down broke, but the band itself is fine. Unable to find another band, I just opted to buy a whole new watch for 16 bucks. My first watch was purchased in December of 2012. It is now December 2017, and it is still working with that same battery. I have no idea how long the watch was running when I bought it, but I would say that 5 years out of the battery is normal.This watch is great. It is light enough that I do not feel the need to take it off. It is water proof for the things I do...occasional swimming and I leave it on when I

A classic. I give it 5 stars purely out of nostaligia - the Casio calculator watch was the first watch I owned as a kid in the '80s. In reality, it's an average offering from Casio. It's a quality product but the buttons are too small and too close together, the display is only average and the watch is a tad too small for what it's trying to do.

I'm a huge fan of retro-style watches, and the Casio CA53W Vintage Series is a fantastic addition to my collection. This watch is a modern take on the classic Casio C-53, which was popular back in the80s and90s. The CA53W retains the same nostalgic charm as its predecessor, but with a few welcome updates.Design and Build (5/5)The CA53W has a sturdy build quality that belies its affordable price point. The watch features a38.4mm case, which is compact enough for smaller wrists. The design is unmistakably retro, with a boxy shape, chunky buttons, and a iconic Casio logo on the dial. The watch is

I'm of two minds about this watch and it's all because of the negative display.The main reason I purchased this watch is because I always wanted one when I was a kid. The calculator watch was akin to a Rolex in my little mind. In my adult mind, I think Casio's are better as they do more. I don't care that the Rolex second hand sweeps, pffft. Does it light up as the Casio illuminator watches do? Does it have a stopwatch, alarm, timer, dual time and other functions that many Casio's have? Okay, Rolex might have watches with Casio features. Good for them. I'm still rockin' with Casio.Anywho, I fi

I love this watch! It is truly awesome. I wear it everyday at work. It fits perfectly on my wrist. The calculator is super handy and it keeps time well. Nice and durable. And just the right weight. Couldn’t recommend it more. And, bonus if you’re a Back to the Future fan!

Best under 50 usd watch ever, its waterproof, unique and perfect for rough everyday use.

I got this watch with a dual purpose, one being I needed a watch for work and the other being I'm a big Back to the Future fan and when I found out they were selling Marty's watch I had to scoop it up. It doesn't disappoint! I'd recommend a YouTube tutorial for how to set the time and all that since the comprehensive instruction booklet it comes with can be a lot, but setting everything up is quick and painless and the band of the watch is as comfortable as the interface is easy. I wore this thing for the past month of working, and brought it on a trip through cold mountains with me, and it se