CASIO A168WEHB-1AEF watch
Bestseller
- Product Code:
- 141951348
8,866 RUB
Properties
Design
- Color
- Black
Other features
- Brand
- CASIO
Description
Step back to 1983 with a watch that pays tribute to the world´s finest calculator at the time, the Casio SL-800.
A revolutionary calculator smaller than a credit card, the eight-digit SL-800 laid the foundation for many subsequent products.
Casio revives this iconic design in watch form, transferring the ´80s feel of the original to the popular A168, thanks to the use of the SL-800´s retro black and gold base colors, and even the same color accents used for the time display numerals and other details.
Vintage flair meets contemporary styling in a watch that is as appealing as it is nostalgic.
SL-800.
At 85 mm x 54 mm, the eight-digit SL-800 calculator was impressively thin, just 0.8 mm thick, and lightweight, weighing 12 g.
The calculator represented the pinnacle of digital technologies that enabled a new era of thin, light and compact products.
It also laid the foundation for Casio´s development of cutting-edge high-density mounting technologies.
In 2013, the SL-800 earned the designation Essential Historical Materials of Science and Technology (or Future Technological Heritage) from the National Museum of Nature and Science in Tokyo because it was a calculator with an extraordinarily thin and compact form.
A revolutionary calculator smaller than a credit card, the eight-digit SL-800 laid the foundation for many subsequent products.
Casio revives this iconic design in watch form, transferring the ´80s feel of the original to the popular A168, thanks to the use of the SL-800´s retro black and gold base colors, and even the same color accents used for the time display numerals and other details.
Vintage flair meets contemporary styling in a watch that is as appealing as it is nostalgic.
SL-800.
At 85 mm x 54 mm, the eight-digit SL-800 calculator was impressively thin, just 0.8 mm thick, and lightweight, weighing 12 g.
The calculator represented the pinnacle of digital technologies that enabled a new era of thin, light and compact products.
It also laid the foundation for Casio´s development of cutting-edge high-density mounting technologies.
In 2013, the SL-800 earned the designation Essential Historical Materials of Science and Technology (or Future Technological Heritage) from the National Museum of Nature and Science in Tokyo because it was a calculator with an extraordinarily thin and compact form.
