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Casio Goes Back to the Future with a Retro Calculator Watch

Casio just dropped a time-travel treat, the CA-500WEBF, a Back to the Future–inspired digital watch celebrating the film’s 40th anniversary.

In collaboration with Universal Products & Experiences, this limited-edition piece reimagines Casio’s classic CA-500 calculator watch, a nostalgic icon from the 1980s, with futuristic details straight out of Doc Brown’s DeLorean.

The design nods to the film’s Time Machine taillights and OUTATIME license plate, while the colourful buttons mimic the movie’s time circuits. Flip it over, and you’ll find an engraved flux capacitor (yes, that one), plus the Back to the Future logo on the buckle.

Even the box is a throwback, styled like a vintage VHS tape, giving total retro vibes.

A watch that literally bridges past, present, and future? Great Scott, Casio nailed this collab.

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