The gold Casio CA506G-9AVT calculator watch will definitely get you noticed thanks to the color and retro design. A calculator watch is a digital watch with a built-in calculator, usually including buttons on the watch face. Calculator watches were first introduced in the 1970s and continue to be produced, despite falling from their peak popularity during the 1980s. The most dominant brands were the Casio Databank series and Timex. The color might be a bit plain, but we think this watch makes for a great everyday retro timepiece. Not to forget that like the earlier one, this multi-functioning timepiece has a calculator too that can add, subtract, multiply and divide.

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In the most basic sense, a calculator watch is a digital timepiece equipped with a built-in calculator. Its case composition is made up of a relatively large, rectangular watch face containing small buttons that resemble the design of a calculator, albeit on your wrist. A gold-tone stainless steel calculator watch with scratch-resistant mineral glass and a depth rating of 30m, the Casio CA506G-9AVT Databank is a charming piece of nerd gear that can serve you in many ways. Its special complications include an eight-digit calculator, an alarm, a chronograph feature, and a stopwatch. The quartz movement that runs under its watch face ensures accurate timekeeping as well as long-lasting reliability. A calculator watch is capable of doing basic arithmetic functions such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division and can either operate up to 6-digit, 8-digit, or 10-digit numbers. Some calculator watch models like Casio’s CFX-400 and Citizen’s 49-9421 can perform more advanced mathematics functions, such as trigonometry and scientific calculations. Calculator watches typically use quartz movements, making them highly accurate while requiring little maintenance. Although the calculator watch looks a tad different from other digital watch variants, they function in relatively the same way, outside of the calculator complication. History of the Calculator WatchOperating underneath the watch is a quartz movement fitted with a 5-year battery supply. The calculator of the CA56-1 can count up to 8 digits and is easy to utilise, thanks to its sizable and clearly-labelled buttons. This timepiece also has a fully automated calendar, along with a chronograph function, dual time, and a daily alarm. Resistant to splashes and raindrops, the CA56-1 has a water resistance capacity of up to 30m.

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You will either love or hate the calculator watch. Nowadays we have no real need for them, but for many of us we think they look great. As a cool, retro looking watch straight from the 80s or 90s. Casio CFX-400 scientific calculator watch circa 1985. A HP-01 calculator watch A CFX-200 scientific calculator watch, it has trigonometric functions and scientific conversion capabilities. The μWatch, an open-source DIY scientific calculator watch Casio CMD-40 calculator watch with built-in remote control The Casio TC500 touch sensor calculator watch from 1983. It uses a capacitive touch screen for the calculator and function buttons.While they do not offer as many technological features as a modern-day smartwatch, calculator watches carry a retro aesthetic that no other timepiece can pull off. It is interesting to see brands like Casio keeping the legacy of the calculator watch alive while also innovating to fit contemporary standards. Practical, extremely affordable, and very reliable, calculator watches are great vintage-style digital timekeepers that just about anyone can own. We really love the color of the Casio CA-53WF-8BCF calculator watch. Coming in a unique beige/off white shade. Unfortunately after a while the gold paint may wear off this watch. Now that’s after extensive wear and tear. But it’s still a really great timepiece. A handy feature on this calculator watch is the strap. The strap is easy to resize and can fit many wrist sizes, even very small wrists of kids.

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Though the watch has ‘Water Resist’ on the front of the dial, it has a water resistance of up to 50m (164ft). So it should hold up against getting wet, but it’s best to keep it away from water when you can.A navy blue calculator watch that can go well with any style, the Casio CA53WF-2B is an affordable and versatile timekeeper that you can bring anywhere. Its calculator dial showcases cleanly-labelled keypad buttons that are large enough to be easily pressed without any fumbling. Matched with a navy blue resin strap, this calculator watch has a stylish and suave look that can elevate any outfit. This Casio calculator watch is powered by a quartz movement with an impressive accuracy of +/- 15 seconds per month and a battery that can last up to five years. Other functions include a stopwatch, a daily alarm, an hourly time signal, and an automated calendar. Moreover, the digital display is easier to read and use with Auto LED light. You can also adjust up to 5 alarms in it and the hourly time signal too. The majority of calculator watches come with an 8-digit calculator. This means that they can only answer sums up to 8 digits long. Or else then you’ll run out of space.