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Casio Vintage Watches

The design of Casio's first digital watches, manufactured today using modern technology.

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Vintage Collection

The design of Casio's first digital watches, with today's technology

The aesthetic of the eighties and nineties, brought up to date

The Vintage Collection revives the design of Casio's first digital watches. It isn't a line that tries to look retro. It's a line that literally reproduces those designs and makes them today with modern movements and contemporary materials.

The starting point lies in the first digital watches Casio launched in the seventies. From there, the brand built a way of understanding watches that dominated the following decades: compact cases, LCD displays, direct reading and an aesthetic that didn't try to look like traditional watchmaking. This collection keeps that era alive with new watches, not with restored pieces or limited reissues.

Resin cases Digital displays Retro aesthetic Modern functionality

Classic formats and a few twists

Within the collection there are several families that group the models according to their case and their approach. The most recognisable are the square or slightly rounded digital watches, with a resin strap or metal bracelet and a light presence on the wrist. That simplicity is part of their appeal: you read them at a glance and they don't try to be anything more than what they are.

Not all of them are equally basic. There are versions that add features such as an eight-digit calculator or graphics that recall the more curious models of that era. There are also special editions inspired by films and series, which reinterpret classic designs with details from those works. The variety is there, but always under the same idea: reviving the spirit of the classic digital watch without giving up the reliability of a modern Casio.

Frequently asked questions

Are these second-hand watches or reissues?

Neither. They're new models that Casio makes today, with the aesthetic of the first digital watches but with modern movements. They don't come from old stock and they aren't limited editions: they're part of the brand's regular catalogue and can be found as easily as any other Casio.

How does it differ from the Collection line?

Both draw on classic designs, but with different approaches. The Collection line groups Casio's most recognisable models in their most functional version, from basic digital watches to simple analogue ones. The Vintage Collection focuses specifically on the aesthetic of the first digital watches, with greater care taken to reproduce that retro feel in every detail, from the shape of the case to the typeface on the display.

Do they feel bulky on the wrist?

Not much, and that's part of their charm. By reviving compact formats and light resin straps, they're watches you wear almost without noticing. The case is more contained than that of a G-Shock or an Edifice, and the weight is low. For anyone looking for a simple, comfortable watch with character, they fit well into daily use.

Are they good for everything, or do they fall short?

It depends on what for. They include the essentials: time, date, alarm, stopwatch and light in most cases. Some add features such as a calculator or 12- and 24-hour format. They aren't designed to replace a G-Shock in extreme sport or a Pro Trek in the mountains, because their territory is different: everyday use with a design that never goes out of style.