Amazon has
34mm Casio Data Bank Watch (Olive Green, CA-53WF-3BCF) on sale for
$23.97.
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About this product:
- Core Functions
- 8-digit calculator with constants for +, –, x, ÷
- Dual time display
- 1/100-second stopwatch (up to 23:59'59.99'')
- Measuring modes: elapsed time, split time, 1st–2nd place times
- Daily alarm + hourly time signal
- Full auto-calendar to year 2099
- 12/24-hour format
- Regular timekeeping (hour, minute, second, AM/PM, year, month, date, day)
- Button operation tone on/off
- Build & Durability
- Water resistant (hand washing / splashes only; not submersible)
- Resin case and bezel
- Resin glass
- Resin band
- Dimensions & Weight
- Case size: 43.2 x 34.4 x 8.2 mm
- Weight: 25 g
- Power & Accuracy
- Battery: CR2016
- Approx. battery life: 5 years
- Accuracy: ±15 seconds per month
Top Comments
Community Reviews
This Casio is a nostalgic calculator watch with a compact 34 millimeter case, olive green resin band, and a look that draws compliments. The calculator functions are handy for quick tasks like currency conversion, and the battery life is reported at about three years on a 1.5 volt cell. The main drawbacks are the tiny buttons, the hard to read inverted display, and the lack of a backlight. The strap also runs a bit short for larger wrists, making it more of a style piece than a practical everyday tool.
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It can reuse the previous number to your next calculation. But that's not a data bank. If you think storing a single number as a data bank then it's a diff story.
I remember having to hold the Data Bank watch sensor up in front of the CRT screen while patterns of lights and lines flashed on the screen as it "programmed" the watch with all your phone numbers and such.
Don't get me wrong. I had a Casio calculator watch when I was a kid. I thought I was so awesome at the time. 🤣
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