Watches - CASIO CA-500WEBF-1AER "Back To The Future"

Travel to the past, while remaining in current fashion! It's the ideal collaboration between Casio Vintage and Back to the Future.

2025 will be the fortieth anniversary of the premiere of Back to the Future. To commemorate this iconic film, Casio Vintage unveils a one-of-a-kind watch.

The CA-500, the Casio calculator watch that is still as successful today as when it was released in the 1980s, is now available in a DeLorean version inspired by Back to the Future. The various shades on the buttons recall the time travels that the DeLorean uses to adjust the destination date and time, allowing you to enter the world of the movie every time you check your watch. The flux capacitor, the distinctive element that transforms the DeLorean into a time machine, is engraved on the case back.

This unique combination is full of meticulous details that will delight film aficionados, such as the Back to the Future logo engraved on the bracelet buckle. Although the case and band feature a silver coating, they maintain a sleek look that fits just as well in an office environment as it does in a movie theater.

This model goes beyond being an ordinary watch, it is a true collector's item which is also presented in special packaging imitating a vintage video cassette.

Immerse yourself in the world of Back to the Future with a watch that will add a touch of mischief to your minutes, hours and days.

Back to the Future

This cult science fiction film, released in 1985, will celebrate its fortieth anniversary in 2025. Under the direction of Robert Zemeckis, with Steven Spielberg as executive producer, the film depicts a captivating and comedic story of time travel, while celebrating family bonds. In this iconic, beloved film, Marty McFly, played by Michael J. Fox, uses a time machine designed by Doc, a brilliant scientist played by Christopher Lloyd. The audience, captivated and enchanted, follows Marty on his journey into the future in a race against time to restore the future he knows. If this masterpiece still endures today, four decades later, through the ages, it is due to its bearer of an eternal message: belief in a promising future.