Casio - Classic Retro, Two Tone Digital Watch

Vintage Silver & Black Digital Watch from Casio. Part of Casio's Vintage Collection, the Silver & Black Digital Watch includes 50m of water resistance and a mineral crystal display all in a sleek stainless steel case. Vintage Silver & Black Digital Watch from Casio. Casio model number A168WEM-1VT 50m Water resistance. Silver & black stainless steel case. Digital display with date, day and seconds. Mineral crystal display. 12/24 hour formats. Alarm and stopwatch display indicators.

Casio Vintage Silver & Blue Digital Watch A168WEM-2VT

Revel in the fusion of retro nostalgia and fashion styling with a watch face in gradated hues. More than just a fashion statement, this watch delivers practical functions such as stopwatch and alarm, as well as water resistance for daily use to free you from worry, even on rainy days. Approx.

Casio A168WERG-2A Gradated Hues Digital Quartz Gold Vintage Collection Men Watch

G-Shock GA400PC-8A Analog-Digital GA-400 Series 52mm Watch with Dark Grey Resin Strap Step back into retro fashion with iconic G-SHOCK models reimagined in vintage colors. Choose from the DW6600 with its front button design or the large, bold case of the GA100 and GA400. Footnotes *The color tone of the listed products may differ from the actual product in some cases.

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A tried and true style that always remains in fashion. With its daily alarm, hourly time signal and auto calendar, youll never need to worry about missing an appointment again. It also has a 10-year battery.

Watch Casio Collection A178WGA-1A

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Casio is an electronics manufacturing company that was founded in 1946 by Tadao Kashio. The brand has a versatile portfolio, from musical instruments and digital cameras to analogue and digital watches. The company rose to popularity quickly after releasing its first-ever product, a cigarette holder, which proved to be a huge success. Casio became involved in electronics in 1954 when they released Japan's first electro-mechanical calculator.