Casio WQV-2 the world's first digital camera watch

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The Casio WQV-2 Wrist Camera is a legendary piece of wearable tech nostalgia released by Casio in 2001.

As the direct successor to the WQV-1 (the world's first digital camera watch), it traded the original's full-metal housing for a distinctive, retro-futuristic resin case with graphite and silver detailing.

Today, it is highly sought after by vintage watch collectors and tech enthusiasts

• Camera Resolution: Captures 120 x 120 pixel grayscale monochrome images.
• Storage Capacity: Holds up to 100 black-and-white photos within its 1MB internal memory.
• Case Size: Approximately 39mm to 40mm wide and 15mm thick.
• Battery Type: Powered by a single, user-replaceable CR2032 coin battery, which lasts about 6 months under light camera use. 

• Creative Camera Modes: The watch features three distinct photo styles: Normal mode (16-grayscale monochrome), Art mode (high-contrast, stylized two-tone), and Merge mode (combining two separate pictures into one). 
• Visual Data Bank: You can link up to 24 characters of text data—such as a name or phone number—directly to a photo, turning the watch into a visual contact book.
• Infrared Data Link: Photos can be beamed wirelessly to other compatible Casio watches or to a PC using an external infrared (IR BEAM) adapter. 
• Standard Timekeeping: Includes classic Casio tools like a 1/100-second stopwatch, a 60-minute countdown timer, 5 daily alarms, and an auto-calendar