Casio Vintage AQ800E-7A2VT
Casio Vintage AQ800E-7A2VT

Casio Vintage AQ800E-7A2VT

$69.95

Express both your contemporary and vintage sides with a retro-modern look. Numeric indexes and a touch of glossy color come together in a traditional, yet up-to-date design. The separate dial and LCD serve up analog beauty alongside digital performance. The oblong watch case contrasts beautifully with the long and slim horizontal links of the metal band for a distinctively stylish...

  • Sku: AQ800E-7A2VT
  • Available: instock
  • Vendor: G-Shock
Casio Vintage AQ800E-7A2VT
Casio Vintage AQ800E-7A2VT
$69.95

Express both your contemporary and vintage sides with a retro-modern look. Numeric indexes and a touch of glossy color come together in a traditional, yet up-to-date design. The separate dial and LCD serve up analog beauty alongside digital performance. The oblong watch case contrasts beautifully with the long and slim horizontal links of the metal band for a distinctively stylish look. Handy stopwatch, alarm, and dual time keep you on track all day long.

  • Model: AQ800E-7A2VT
  • Collection: Vintage
  • Case Size (L× W× H): 40.7 × 32.1 × 8.7 mm
  • Weight: 52 g
  • Case and Bezel Material: Resin / Chrome plated
  • Band: Stainless Steel Band
  • Water Resistance: Water Resistant
  • Power Supply And Battery Life: Approx. battery life: 3 years on SR920W
  • Glass Material: Resin Glass
  • Compatible Band Size: 150 to 205 mm


World time: Dual time
Stopwatch: 1/100-second stopwatch
Measuring capacity: 59'59.99''
Measuring mode: Elapsed time
Alarm/Hourly Time Signal: Daily alarm, Hourly time signal
Calendar
Auto-calendar (28 days for February)
Accuracy: ±30 seconds per month
Other features
12/24-hour format
Regular timekeeping:
Analog: 2 hands (hour, minute)
Digital: Hour, minute, second, pm, month, date, day

G-SHOCK, the watch that brought the new concept of toughness to the timepiece.
It began with a reckless challenge to the conventional wisdom of the day, a developer’s belief that it was possible to construct a watch that wouldn’t break, even if dropped. Project Team Tough was formed to build it in 1981.
The team created over 200 prototypes one after another over a period of about two years. They finally arrived at a shock-resistant structure. This marked the birth of a technology that is tough to the core.
And G-SHOCK has continued its unceasing evolution ever since, in pursuit of greater toughness in every respect, from structure and materials to functions. Today, the development team’s passion for challenge and constant efforts have reached fruition in Triple G Resist, a structure with the strength to withstand 3 types of gravitational acceleration.

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