Casio Databank 50 Telememo Watch in Gold DBC611G

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Not to forget that like the earlier one, this multi-functioning timepiece has a calculator too that can add, subtract, multiply and divide. Operating beneath the calculator-style watch face is a reliable Module 3208 quartz movement featuring accuracy of +/- 15 seconds per month and a CR2016 battery that can power the watch for five years. It is also water-resistant up to depths of 30m. In the 1990s, the demand for calculator watches started to decline with the introduction of cheap mobile phones and personal digital agents (PDAs) that could carry out similar functions. Modern-day advancements such as the smartwatch and other such technological inventions simply replaced the calculator watch in mainstream consciousness. Fast forward to today, and the calculator watch is now more of a collector’s item. Special, vintage calculator watch variants from brands like Casio and Timex can even fetch a premium price on the second-hand market. 15 of the Best Calculator Watches in the Market This Casio Databank is water-resistant to depths of 30m, allowing it to withstand light splashes and raindrops without breaking a sweat. Its automatic light function provides legibility for wearers using the timepiece in the dark. A currency converter, 1/100-second stopwatch, and multi-function alarms are some of the many capabilities of the Casio DBC-32D-1A Databank.

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Before the invention of smartwatches loaded with features and apps for all kinds of purposes, we had digital wristwatches. At the time, digital wristwatches were considered some of the most high-tech pieces of horology you could possibly find. Apart from having some added complications like alarms and timers, digital watches were affordable, unique, and most importantly, reliable. Afterall, who doesn’t love that shiny and glimmering color on their wrists. They totally look amazing. 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. Today, as in the 80s, Casio offers the world’s best selection of calculator watches for an affordable price. 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.

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. The color might be a bit plain, but we think this watch makes for a great everyday retro timepiece. Mentioning below Casio DBC-611G Review and C asio CA-506G-9AVT Review, the two gold models in this collection. Casio Databank DBC-611G Calculator Watch

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Running on a quartz movement, the Casio DBC32-1A has a powerful battery that can last up to 10 years. Other functions of this digital timepiece include a stopwatch, five multi-function alarms, and a currency converter. Basically any calculator watch from the Japanese watch brand; Casio. Is an excellent choice for a watch with a calculator. Usually, calculator watches operate with eight-digit numbers; however, calculator watches can work with six digits (for example, Casio C-801) or ten-digit (Casio CBA-10). Ever since the brand Casio came into being, it has continued inspiring millions with its innovative and trending designs. Bringing one of the best customized watches in town, they have always constructed designs that meet the wearer’s demand directly. Like a lot of other digital watches, a watch with a calculator often features a countdown timer as well.This Data Bank watch features a handy countdown timer, along with a stopwatch function, and daily alarms. Also the watch is very easy to read thanks to its LCD screen. So you can tell the time and do calculations in bright light with ease. If you’re looking for a retro looking watch with a calculator on it, then this blog post is for you. Others: Remaining memory screen, auto-sort, support for characters of 13 languages (English, Portuguese, Spanish, French, Dutch, Danish, German, Italian, Swedish, Polish, Romanian, Turkish, Russian) 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.