"In a fusion of nostalgia, technology, and cinematic history, Casio Computer Co., Ltd. has unveiled the CA-500WEBF, a Back to the Future-inspired digital timepiece that commemorates the 40th anniversary of the legendary Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment film. This collaboration is a fitting tribute to both the enduring influence of the Back to the Future trilogy and Casio's legacy as a pioneer of digital innovation."
"First released in the 1980s, it became a cult favorite thanks to its distinct calculator interface-a perfect emblem of the decade's fascination with futuristic gadgets. The CA-500WEBF retains this unmistakable silhouette while integrating visual elements drawn directly from Back to the Future's most iconic symbols: the DeLorean Time Machine, its OUTATIME license plate, and the luminous time circuits that powered its jumps through time."
"The CA-500WEBF's watch face immediately transports the wearer back to the cinematic world of Back to the Future. Inspired by the taillights of the Time Machine, the display incorporates subtle red accents reminiscent of the DeLorean's glowing rear design-a nod to the vehicle that made time travel a household concept. The buttons, arranged in a multi-colored grid, draw direct influence from the Time Machine's time circuits, whose vibrant digital numerals allowed Doc and Marty to navigate"
Casio's CA-500WEBF commemorates Back to the Future's 40th anniversary by merging the classic CA-500 calculator-watch form with film-specific motifs. The design retains the CA-500 silhouette and calculator interface while incorporating DeLorean-inspired elements such as OUTATIME license-plate details, luminous time-circuit colors, and taillight-like red accents on the display. Multi-colored button grid echoes the Time Machine's time circuits. The watch aims to evoke 1980s retro-futurism and celebrate cinematic influence while showcasing Casio's digital innovation and nostalgic appeal for fans of film, pop culture, and vintage technology.
Read at stupidDOPE | Est. 2008
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