Casio 79CS-51 Casiotron Universal Calendar Watch Japan 1980
£235.00 GBP
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Casio 79CS-51 Casiotron Universal Calendar Watch Japan 1980
£235.00 GBP
Great condition, with some miner imperfections on the glass and case
100% operational
No LCD bleeding
Fitted with a unique strap first class upgrade from MARUMAN 6BS11
The Casio 79CS-51 is a legendary, highly collectible vintage digital watch released by Casio in 1980.
Part of the esteemed Casiotron / Universal Calendar lineage, it is famous among watch enthusiasts for featuring Casio's Module 79, which houses a full, innovative grid-format calendar display.
Key Specifications & Features
- Universal Calendar Grid: The watch's signature feature is a full 31-day calendar matrix displayed directly on the screen. The internal auto-calendar is programmed to show every month accurately from 1901 to 2099.
- Premium Build: Unlike modern resin models, the 79CS-51 boasts a solid stainless steel case paired with a matching stainless steel multi-link bracelet and mineral glass crystal.
- Dimensions: It features a classic, compact square/oblong vintage profile measuring roughly 34mm to 38mm in width and a slim 9mm thickness.
- Core Functions: Beyond its timekeeping and calendar tracking, it includes a chronograph (stopwatch), a daily alarm, an hourly time signal, and an integrated backlight
The MARUMAN 6BS11 is a highly sought-after, vintage Japanese watch bracelet. Maruman was a premier manufacturer of high-quality watch accessories during the 1970s and 1980s, producing straps heavily favoured for vintage Casio, Seiko, Citizen, and luxury Swiss watches
