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MoMA Casio G-Shock Watch

MoMA Casio G-Shock Watch

After Casio Film Card Solar Calculator, 1984
Sold & shipped by The Museum of Modern Art
$150● In stock
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Inspired by a 1980s calculator from MoMA’s collection. MoMA Exclusive: Combining a retro aesthetic with a minimalist design, this MoMA Casio G-Shock Watch pays homage to the iconic 1984 Casio Film Card Solar Calculator, a design in MoMA’s collection. The timepiece features vibrant red, cyan, and chartreuse accents that echo the original's historic palette, while the back of the original calculator is cleverly recreated on the watch loop. Engineered for the modern collector, this shock-resistant style offers precision and performance, whether navigating rugged environments or daily commutes. The exclusive is limited to just 1,000 units, crafted in Japan from durable resin, and arrives in new custom packaging that pays honor to the original 1984 boxing. Other features include a MoMA-logo backlight that can be activated with the press of a button and an engraved caseback. Features of the MoMA Casio G-Shock Watch include: - MoMA Collection Inspiration: Pays tribute to the historic 1984 Casio Film Card Solar Calculator featured in MoMA's collection. - Limited Edition Exclusive: Limited to just 1,000 units worldwide. - Authentic Retro Accents: Features the original red, cyan, and chartreuse color palette, a calculator-backed watch loop, and nostalgic 1984-inspired packaging. - Custom Backlight & Caseback: Equipped with an engraved caseback and a push-button MoMA-logo dial backlight. - Japanese Craftsmanship: Precision-engineered in Japan using a highly durable, lightweight resin shell. - Shock & Water Resistant: Built to withstand rugged environments and daily commutes with 200-meter water resistance.

Maker
MoMA
Materials
Resin, Mineral Glass
Dimensions
Case Size: 48.9l × 42.8w mm, Case Thickness: 13.4 mm, Strap Length: 195 mm (excludes case and buckle)
Period
Late 20th Century
Category
Accessories
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