Casio AW-60 "Exercise Planner" Ana-digi Watch Japan 1992

New Old Stock NOS condition

Very rare to find this watch in this colourway 

Resent full restoration, with new case, glass, and strap

New genuine Casio yellow strap makes it look amazing

The Casio AW-60 (known colloquially as the "Exercise Planner" or "Personal Trainer") is a rare, vintage ana-digi (analogue-digital) fitness watch originally released by Casio in 1992.

Driven by Casio’s internal Module 729, it is widely recognized by collectors as one of Casio's earliest attempts at a "smart" health or fitness tracking

• Calorie Tracking: Users inputted their personal metrics, including age, weight, gender, and exercise intensity. 
• The "Moving Hands" Concept: When switched into fitness mode, the mechanical watch hands reset to the 12:00 position. As you exercised with the timer active, the hands physically moved across the colourful dial or bezel to point to the estimated number of calories burned.

• Memory & Alarms: It featured a target calorie alarm function and a data recall mode that stored weekly and previous-week total calorie data. 
• 90s Aesthetic: Heavily influenced by the colourful "Swatch watch" trend of the 1990s, the AW-60 typically came in neon or bright colour accents (such as vibrant greens) with a lightweight resin case and strap.