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Casio Cosmo Phase CGW-50 Japan 1989 top grade "holy grail"
£1,500.00 GBP
What a watch this is, so lucky to have one in this condition
Fully operational
New battery, service and guarantee
With genuine Casio box and correct Casio strap
The Casio Cosmo Phase CGW-50 is a highly collectible, vintage digital wristwatch released by Casio in 1989 that features a unique, dynamic graphic simulation of the solar system.
Driven by the Casio Module 830, this rare timepiece charts the real-time orbital paths and alignments of the planets across a 300-year window from 1901 to 2200.
Because of its limited production run, sci-fi aesthetic, and unique astronomical functions, it has become a "holy grail" for retro watch enthusiasts.
Core Astronomical Features
- Planetary Alignment: The LCD dynamically plots the orbits of the nine planets (including Pluto) around the central Sun.
- Cosmo Mode: Users can enter any date between 1901 and 2200 to view past or future celestial layouts.
- Halley's Comet Tracker: It tracks and displays the specific dates of Halley’s Comet’s closest approaches to Earth.
- Eclipse Calculation: The software can calculate and display past and future total solar eclipses.
Cosmic UI Animations
- Stopwatch Mode: The planets actively orbit the Sun on screen while the timer is running.
- Countdown Timer: Planets gradually vanish as time runs down, dispersing outward in the final 5 seconds.
- Alarm Animation: When the alarm sounds, a shooting star animation travels across the digital display.
Hardware Specifications
- Case Dimensions: 39 mm to 40 mm width, 41 mm lug-to-lug, and 12 mm thickness.
- Materials: Black resin case, matching silicone or resin strap, and an acrylic crystal dome.
- Water Resistance: Rated for 100 meters (10 Bar), making it highly durable for its time.
- Case Back: Stainless steel back secured with four screws.