# casiorestore.com > Digital Casio Watch Restorations & Guides ## Posts - [Casio BM-200 - Restoration](https://casiorestore.com/casio-bm-200-restoration/): Introduction I bought a Casio BM-200 on eBay because I like strange and forgotten Casio ideas from the early 90s. The auction photos were not very clear, but the shape of the BM-200 always caught my eye. It has a bold rounded case that looks nothing like the older BM-100. Many collectors call it the “Jason Mask” because of the front sensor grill. It feels like a mix of sci-fi and old VHS horror vibes. I wanted this watch for two simple reasons. First, the BM-200 is an important moment in Casio history. Around 1991, Casio tried to push barometer […] - [Casio BM-600 – Technical Data & Model Information](https://casiorestore.com/casio-bm-600-technical-data-model-information/): Casio BM-600 is a digital wristwatch released around 1995. It used module 1284 and offered a barometer and an altimeter in a case with a large oval matrix display. The watch has a front-mounted sensor plate with six screws, a slim trapezoid case shape and straight rectangular buttons with small grip cuts. The original strap carried a ProTrek logo, which suggests that Casio planned to move the BM line toward the new outdoor series. The front sensor layout brings back the look of the BM-200, with a similar protective panel on the front of the case. The back cover has […] - [Casio BM-500 – Technical Data & Model Information](https://casiorestore.com/casio-bm-500-technical-data-model-information/): Casio BM-500 is a digital wristwatch released in the early 1990s. It used module 943 and offered a barometer, an altimeter and a depth meter. The watch has an analog-digital display with colored scales and a blue bar graph that shows pressure, altitude or depth depending on the mode. Casio designed the BM-500 as a small weather and measurement tool on the wrist. The BM-500 followed the BM-100 and kept the full sensor set that the BM-200 no longer used. It has a side pressure sensor and a multicolor dial layout that feels like a measurement instrument rather than a […] - [Casio BM-200 – Technical Data & Model Information](https://casiorestore.com/casio-bm-200-technical-data-model-information/): Casio BM-200 is a digital wristwatch released around 1992. It used module 983 and continued the barometer line introduced by the BM-100. The watch has a rounded early-90s case, a black-and-orange color scheme, and a front sensor cover shaped like a mask. The BM-200 was created as the next step after the BM-100. It replaced the depth meter with trekking features such as ascent and descent speed, and it introduced a more futuristic design inspired by early G-Shock styling. The LCD has a small pixel matrix that shows simple animations in each mode, and the front plate with the SENSOR […] - [Casio BM-100 – Technical Data & Model Information](https://casiorestore.com/casio-bm-100-technical-data-model-information/): Casio BM-100 is a digital outdoor watch released around 1989. It used module 560 and introduced Casio’s first pressure-sensor system, combining a barometer, trend graph, altimeter, and a rare depth meter in one compact resin case. Collectors see it as the “zero-generation” model that started the entire Casio BM barometer family. In later years this watch led directly to the rest of the BM line. The BM-200 continued the idea with a new design and a focus on trekking functions such as ascent/descent speed. The BM-500 followed a different path by keeping the full sensor set (including the depth meter) […] - [Casio CPW-310 - Restoration](https://casiorestore.com/casio-cpw-310-restoration/): One late evening, while scrolling through eBay, I came across a tired-looking Casio CPW-310. The listing said “for parts or repair.” No photos of it working, just a scratched screen and broken lugs. Most people would skip it, but I couldn’t. The CPW-310 has always fascinated me. It’s a 90s field watch with a digital compass, made for explorers and kids who dreamed about being one. I looked at the pictures again, thinking, “It looks bad, but maybe it still has some life left.” So I clicked Buy Now. A small gamble, but that’s part of the fun. A 2 […] - [Casio CPW-400 – Technical Data & Model Information](https://casiorestore.com/casio-cpw-400-technical-data-model-information/): Casio CPW-400 is a digital wristwatch released around 1993, known for its full titanium construction and built-in digital compass. It runs on module 1030 and combines standard Casio timekeeping functions (alarm, stopwatch, hourly signal) with one of the brand’s earliest direction sensors. Designed as the flagship of the CPW compass series, it marked the transition from experimental outdoor watches to what would soon become the PRO TREK line, Casio’s dedicated family of sensor-equipped adventure watches. Casio CPW-400 – Quick Technical Data Field Data Model Casio CPW-400 Module 1030 Battery 2× SR927W (or equivalent 399) Manual Casio PDF Manual Glass Type […] - [Casio CPW-320 – Technical Data & Model Information](https://casiorestore.com/casio-cpw-320-technical-data-model-information/): Casio CPW-320 is a digital wristwatch released in the mid-1990s, known for its Islamic Prayer Compass and refined dual-calendar system. It used module 1244 and shared its manual with the CPW-310, combining Qibla direction, daily prayer alarms, and both Hijri and Gregorian calendars in one watch. Designed mainly for Middle Eastern and Asian markets, the CPW-320 represented the final evolution of Casio’s first-generation Prayer Compass line, a rare mix of cultural purpose and early digital innovation. Casio CPW-320 – Quick Technical Data Field Data Model Casio CPW-320 Module 1244 Battery SR927W ×2 (or equivalent 399) Manual Casio CPW-310 / 320 […] - [Casio CPW-310 – Technical Data & Model Information](https://casiorestore.com/casio-cpw-310-technical-data-model-information/): Casio CPW-310 is a digital wristwatch released around 1993–1994, known for its Qibla compass and automatic prayer time calculation. It used module 1044 and combined Casio’s standard watch functions, alarm, stopwatch, countdown timer, EL green backlight, with unique religious utilities such as five daily prayer alarms, Hijri/Gregorian calendar, and Qibla direction guidance. It was developed for Muslim users and sold mainly in Middle Eastern and Turkish markets under the names “Islamic Prayer Compass” and “Namaz Pusulası”. The CPW-310 shares its case design with earlier CPW-100 and CPW-200 compass models, but its module 1044 added new prayer-time logic and a dual […] - [Casio CPW-220 – Technical Data & Model Information](https://casiorestore.com/casio-cpw-220-technical-data-model-information/): Casio CPW-220 is a digital wristwatch released around 1994, known for its Japan-made digital compass and distinctive degree scale bezel. It used module 1286, a refined successor to module 1030, offering the same functions with a slightly redesigned display and improved firmware stability. Sold mainly in Japan (JDM), the CPW-220 was one of the final releases in Casio’s first-generation compass family. With 100 m water resistance, a 5-memory navigation mode, and an outer degree ring, it marked the end of Casio’s early digital navigation era before the brand moved toward the ATC and PRO TREK lines. ⌚ Casio CPW-220 – […] - [Casio CPW-210 – Technical Data & Model Information](https://casiorestore.com/casio-cpw-210-technical-data-model-information/): Casio CPW-210 is a digital wristwatch released in the mid-1990s, known for its silver-tone resin case and built-in digital compass. It used module 1030, the same as the CPW-200, and combined Casio’s standard timekeeping tools, alarm, stopwatch, countdown timer, and EL backlight, with practical navigation features like bearing memory and a rotating compass bezel. It was produced mainly for the Japanese domestic market (JDM) and served as the silver variant of the CPW-200. With its technical look and identical 100 m water resistance, the CPW-210 stands out as a stylish JDM interpretation of Casio’s early outdoor compass design. ⌚ Casio […] - [Casio CPW-200 – Technical Data & Model Information](https://casiorestore.com/casio-cpw-200-technical-data-model-information/): Casio CPW-200 is a digital wristwatch released around 1993, known for its refined digital compass and upgraded 100-meter water resistance. It used module 1030 and combined everyday Casio features, alarm, stopwatch, timer, and light, with a more advanced navigation mode capable of storing multiple bearings. It represented the most polished evolution of Casio’s first-generation compass line, improving on the CPW-100 and CPW-110 while keeping the compact resin design and signature circular LCD layout. Many collectors consider the CPW-200 the most balanced model in the CPW line, reliable, readable, and still practical for outdoor use today. Casio CPW-200 – Quick Technical […] - [Casio CPW-110 – Technical Data & Model Information](https://casiorestore.com/casio-cpw-110-technical-data-model-information/): Casio CPW-110 is a digital wristwatch released around 1993, known for its built-in digital compass and compact, durable resin case. It used module 1035 and carried over the same magnetic sensor system from the CPW-100, but with a cleaner display and refined design. This model was part of Casio’s first generation of compass watches, a short era that paved the way for later outdoor lines like ATC and PRO TREK. The CPW-110 kept all the core functions, alarm, stopwatch, countdown, light, and compass, in a compact case that felt more modern than its predecessor. Collectors recognize it today as the […] - [Casio CPW-100 – Technical Data & Model Information](https://casiorestore.com/casio-cpw-100-technical-data-model-information/): Casio CPW-100 is a digital compass watch released around 1993, running on module 1031. It was Casio’s first wristwatch with a built-in magnetic direction sensor, able to detect the Earth’s magnetic field and store up to five direction readings in memory. Compact, lightweight, and made in Japan, it marked the starting point of Casio’s journey into outdoor and navigation-oriented watches. This model represented a bold early step in sensor technology, combining classic 90s digital features, stopwatch, countdown timer, and alarm, with a true electronic compass on the wrist. The CPW-100 became the foundation for later compass models such as the […] - [Casio CGW-50 (Cosmo Phase) - Restoration](https://casiorestore.com/casio-cgw-50-cosmo-phase-restoration/): I bought this Casio CGW-50 “Cosmo Phase” on eBay. The price was surprisingly low for such a rare model, even considering its bad condition. When I saw it, I knew it was risky. But with my tools, patience, and some luck, there was a good chance to bring it back to life. The CGW-50 is not a common watch. It’s part of Casio’s short-lived “Cosmo Phase” line, built around moon-phase tracking and futuristic 90s styling. These watches almost never show up for sale, and when they do, they’re usually expensive or broken. When the package arrived, I could already see […] - [Casio JP-10 – Technical Data & Model Information](https://casiorestore.com/casio-jp-10-technical-data-model-information/): Casio JP-10 is a digital wristwatch released around 1990, known for its experimental Pulse Converter feature. It used module 1185 and combined standard sports watch functions with a manual heart-rate calculator, representing Casio’s early step into wearable fitness technology. The JP-10 belongs to Casio’s Jogger Pulse (JP) family — a short-lived but innovative line of watches focused on heart-rate measurement for runners and fitness enthusiasts. Unlike its siblings JP-100W (1987) and JP-200W (1992), which used built-in fingertip sensors, the JP-10 relied on a manual counting system operated by pressing the yellow COUNT button in rhythm with the user’s pulse. This […] - [Casio STR-1000 (Black) - Restoration](https://casiorestore.com/casio-str-1000-black-restoration/): Every restoration has its own story. This one began with a message from Michal, one of my followers. He asked if I could bring back to life his family’s Casio STR-1000, a watch that had been with them for almost 30 years. He wanted to restore it as a gift for his mom — a simple idea, but full of meaning. The Casio STR-1000 is a Speed Trainer, made for P.E. teachers and runners in the late 80s. It was designed to measure training times and laps, a kind of professional stopwatch on the wrist. Back then it was real […] - [Casio JP-200W – Technical Data & Model Information](https://casiorestore.com/casio-jp-200w-technical-data-model-information/): Casio JP-200W is a digital wristwatch released around 1992, part of Casio’s Jogger Pulse (JP) line of fitness watches. It used module 1009 and combined standard timekeeping with a built-in pulse sensor for monitoring heart rate during exercise. The JP-200W continued the concept introduced by the JP-100W (1987), improving the pulse-reading system and adding a bright backlight — a rare feature in the series. Between these two models, Casio also released the JP-10 (around 1990), a simplified version that replaced the fingertip sensor with a manual Pulse Converter operated by pressing the yellow COUNT button. Though less advanced, it reflected […] - [Casio JP-100W – Technical Data & Model Information](https://casiorestore.com/casio-jp-100w-technical-data-model-information/): Casio JP-100W is a digital wristwatch released in 1987, known as the first Casio model with a built-in pulse sensor. It used module 509 and offered timekeeping, alarms, stopwatch, timer, and a jogging pacer combined with a fingertip pulse check system. This made it one of Casio’s most futuristic experiments of the late 80s, often remembered today as a kind of “prototype smartwatch.” Its direct successor was the Casio JP-200W, which featured a rounder case and a screw-back design for improved durability. A simpler sibling, the Casio JP-10, removed the electronic sensor and instead relied on manual pulse counting with […] - [Casio CMD-50 – Technical Data & Model Information](https://casiorestore.com/casio-cmd-50-technical-data-model-information/): Casio CMD-50 is a digital wristwatch released around 1994, and it was the final model in Casio’s famous “Wrist Remote Controller” line. It used module 1179 and combined standard digital watch functions like alarm and stopwatch with a learning infrared remote control system. Unlike the earlier CMD-40, which had a built-in calculator, the CMD-50 focused entirely on remote functions, introducing colorful memory keys (10/A, 11/B, 12/C) for storing up to 16 custom IR signals. This rare model was mainly sold in Japan and is today one of the hardest CMD-series watches to find. Casio CMD-50 – Quick Technical Data Field […] - [Casio CMD-40 – Technical Data & Model Information](https://casiorestore.com/casio-cmd-40-technical-data-model-information/): Casio CMD-40 is a digital wristwatch released around late 1992, famous for its built-in infrared remote control. It used module 1174 and combined normal Casio watch functions with a calculator and full TV/VCR control, making it one of the most recognizable models in the “Wrist Remote Controller” line. The CMD-40 had a long retail life, staying in shops until about 2005–2006, and it remains a favorite among collectors for its colorful keypad versions, prank history, and unique learning IR function. It followed earlier remote models like the CMD-10, CMD-20, and CMD-30, and was later succeeded by the CMD-50, a short-lived […] - [Casio CMD-20 – Technical Data & Model Information](https://casiorestore.com/casio-cmd-20-technical-data-model-information/): Casio CMD-20 is a digital wristwatch released in the early 1990s. It is special because it mixed a full calculator keypad with a TV remote control. The watch used module 1134 and had normal Casio functions like time, alarm, and stopwatch. On top of that, it included an 8-digit calculator and an infrared light to control TVs, VCRs, and cable boxes. The CMD-20 was thicker and heavier than later models. Because of this, Casio sold it only for a short time. It came after the CMD-10, which was the first Casio remote control watch, and before slimmer models like the […] - [Casio CMD-10 – Technical Data & Model Information](https://casiorestore.com/casio-cmd-10-technical-data-model-information/): Casio CMD-10 is a digital wristwatch released in the early 1990s, best known for its built-in infrared remote control. It used module 1028 and combined normal timekeeping functions like alarm and stopwatch with the ability to operate TVs and VCRs. As one of Casio’s first remote-controller watches, it marked the beginning of the CMD line, later followed by successors such as the CMD-20, CMD-30, and CMD-40, which expanded on the concept through the rest of the decade. Casio CMD-10 – Quick Technical Data Field Data Model Casio CMD-10 (and CMD-10B variant) Module 1028 Battery CR2032 Manual Casio CMD-10 Manual (PDF) […] - [Casio CMD-30B – Technical Data & Model Information](https://casiorestore.com/casio-cmd-30b-technical-data-model-information/): Casio CMD-30B is a digital wristwatch released in the early 1990s, famous for its infrared remote-control function. It used module 1173 and combined standard Casio features like timekeeping, alarms, and stopwatch with the unusual ability to operate TVs and VCRs. The CMD-30B belongs to Casio’s CMD family of remote-control watches, following earlier models like the CMD-10 and CMD-20, and coming just before the better-known CMD-40. With its matte black resin case, calculator-style keypad, and bold red text “Wrist Remote Controller”, it became one of Casio’s most playful experiments of the decade and today remains a nostalgic collectible. Casio CMD-30B – […] - [Casio SDB-600 – Technical Data & Model Information](https://casiorestore.com/casio-sdb-600-technical-data-model-information/): Casio SDB-600 is a digital wristwatch released around 1995, made for runners and everyday training use. It runs on module 1263 and was part of Casio’s Sport Data Bank line, following the SDB-300W and SDB-500W models. The watch offered Lap Memory 10, stopwatch, alarm, and a bright electroluminescent backlight that gave it a modern feel in the mid-90s. Collectors often remember it for its large, colorful buttons and its place in the Japanese Domestic Market, where it stood out as a bold but practical sports companion. Casio SDB-600 – Quick Technical Data Field Data Model Casio SDB-600 Module 1263 Battery […] - [Casio SDB-500 - Restoration](https://casiorestore.com/casio-sdb-500-restoration/): This Casio SDB-500 came to me in a special way. One of my Instagram followers, Ken from Sweden, reached out because he wanted me to repair a few of his Casios. Along with the watches he needed fixed, he also sent me a small gift box full of extra pieces. Inside was something I didn’t expect: a black SDB-500 with grey buttons, one of my personal favorites from Casio’s late 80s sport databank line. The watch was working, but far from perfect. That made it even more exciting. Restoring it felt like a challenge and a treat at the same […] - [Casio SDB-500 – Technical Data & Model Information](https://casiorestore.com/casio-sdb-500-technical-data-model-information/): Casio SDB-500 is a digital wristwatch released around 1989, designed for runners and athletes who needed advanced lap memory and training functions. It used module 863 and offered a 100-hour stopwatch, countdown timer, Lap Memory 30, and Ideal Time alarms, making it one of the most complete sports watches Casio produced in the late 80s. The SDB-500 was the direct successor to the Casio SDB-300W from 1986, upgrading the design with a bulkier resin case, 100 m water resistance, and bolder button layouts that gave it a stronger presence on the wrist. Casio SDB-500 – Quick Technical Data Field Data […] - [Casio SDB-300 – Technical Data & Model Information](https://casiorestore.com/casio-sdb-300-technical-data-model-information/): Casio SDB-300 is a digital wristwatch released around 1986, known for its sports-oriented design and lap memory function. It used module 503 and combined standard timekeeping with stopwatch and lap storage, making it one of Casio’s early digital training watches with 30-lap memory. The model stood out in catalogs for its bold color variants and water resistance up to 50 meters. It was the first in the SDB (Sports Data Bank) family, later joined by the SDB-500 (~1989) and SDB-600 (~1995). Casio SDB-300 – Quick Technical Data Field Data Model Casio SDB-300 Module 503 Battery CR2016 (3V) Manual Not available […] - [Casio DB-31 - Restoration](https://casiorestore.com/casio-db-31-restoration/): The Casio DB-31 is one of the more common Databank models. You can still find them on eBay without much trouble, often for a fair price. But even a simple model can turn into a big challenge when it arrives in very bad condition. This DB-31 was sent to me by one of my viewers, Marko, who offered it for a symbolic price. At first sight it looked like a complete write-off: broken lugs, holes in the case, missing buttons, and a scratched screen. Most collectors would call it parts only. I decided to give it a chance anyway. Not […] - [Casio ALT-6000 - Restoration](https://casiorestore.com/casio-alt-6000-restoration/): The Casio ALT-6000 is one of Casio’s classic outdoor watches from the 1990s. It came with an altimeter and was part of the company’s early line of tool watches for hiking and mountain trips. Models like this were the foundation for later Pro Trek designs, which are still popular today. The watch I found was in rough condition. The mineral glass was scratched, the module was not working, and the lettering on the bezel had faded. The strap was also missing. At first glance it didn’t look very promising, but I decided to take on the challenge. Outdoor Casios like […] - [Casio LED-20 - Restoration](https://casiorestore.com/casio-led-20-restoration/): The Casio LED-20 is part of a small family of rare LED watches from Casio’s early digital era. These models had a big LED panel below the LCD, which flashed red during alarms, stopwatch, or timer functions. Collectors love them today because they combine the look of early LCDs with the charm of LED signaling. Alongside the LED-20, Casio also released the LED-10 and the LED-30. I’ve already restored an LED-30, which you can read about here: Casio LED-30 Restoration. This LED-20 came to me in worn condition, but with some careful work I managed to bring it back to […] - [Casio FT-100W - Restoration](https://casiorestore.com/casio-ft-100w-restoration/): The Casio FT-100W is one of those fun and unusual models from the 1990s. It was part of Casio’s Fishing Timer series, made to show the best fishing times based on moon phases. A mix of outdoors tool and digital watch, it is a great example of Casio’s experimental side. I picked up this FT-100W for a good price, but it arrived with many problems. The lug was broken, one plastic piece was missing, and the LCD had no polarizing film, so the display could not be read. On top of that, the screen showed LCD bleeding, and the acrylic […] - [Casio BP-100 (2) - Restoration](https://casiorestore.com/casio-bp-100-2-restoration/): The Casio BP-100 came out in the early 1990s and was one of Casio’s boldest health-focused watches. It used small metal sensors on the front and caseback to let the wearer check blood pressure and pulse. For its time, it was a very ambitious design and quickly became a talking piece among collectors. The watch I found was in poor condition. The strap was missing, the battery was dead, and the case had a lot of grime, especially around the sensor pads. The acrylic crystal was badly scratched and had lost its clarity. One detail gave me motivation to start […] - [Casio CMD-30 - Restoration](https://casiorestore.com/casio-cmd-30-restoration/): I recently won a job lot on eBay with about 7–8 watches inside. Most of them were nothing special, but hidden in the box was the one I really wanted: a Casio CMD-30B. When it arrived, the watch didn’t look great. The top strap was cut in half and the watch was not working, so I had no idea if the module was alive or dead. That’s the risk with buying lots online—you only find out the real condition once it’s in your hands. The CMD-30 is one of Casio’s quirkiest creations from the 1990s. It’s not just a watch, […] - [Casio LED-30 - Restoration](https://casiorestore.com/casio-led-30-restoration/): Some projects are smooth. A little polish here, a new battery there, and you’re done. This wasn’t one of those projects. I picked up a Casio LED-30 from India for a price so low it felt like a gamble. The LED-30 is one of Casio’s early LED digitals, built before LCD technology took over the world. These models don’t pop up often, and when they do, they’re usually in rough shape. This one was no exception. When the watch arrived, the display was completely gone: delaminated, unreadable, and basically dead. The case was scratched, the crystal had lost its clarity, […] - [Casio TS-200 – Technical Data & Model Information](https://casiorestore.com/casio-ts-200-technical-data-model-information/): Casio TS-200 is a digital wristwatch released in the early 1990s, known for its built-in thermometer and sunrise/sunset calculator. It used module 987 and combined standard Casio functions like timekeeping, alarm, and stopwatch with outdoor-oriented features such as temperature logging and daylight graphs. This made the TS-200 one of Casio’s most advanced adventure watches of its era. Casio TS-200 – Quick Technical Data Field Data Model Casio TS-200 Module 987 Battery CR2016 Manual Casio TS-200 PDF Manual Glass Type Acrylic Strap Size (lug: 17 mm ) / case: 22 mm Case Material Resin Functions Timekeeping, Sunrise/Sunset calculator, Thermometer, Stopwatch, Alarm, […] - [Casio JP-100W (Blue) - Restoration](https://casiorestore.com/casio-jp-100w-blue-restoration/): Introduction The Casio JP-100W Pulse is one of those 1990s experiments that feels both futuristic and nostalgic at the same time. Released in the mid-90s, it featured a built-in pulse sensor, letting you measure your heart rate directly from the watch — a wild idea years before smartwatches made it common. This particular JP-100W has a story. Back in 1995, someone bought it in Grenoble, France. Along with the watch came the original receipt and manual, which makes it a complete time capsule. Even better, this one is the blue version, far less common than the standard yellow. By the […] - [Casio STR-1000 - Restoration](https://casiorestore.com/casio-str-1000-restoration/): Introduction The Casio STR-1000 is one of those late-1980s digital watches that feels like a product of its time. Made in Japan and designed with PE teachers and runners in mind, it came with a quirky but practical feature: a remote lap timer. Add to that its bold mint-green resin case, and you get a watch that looks as experimental as it was functional. After more than 35 years, the example I found had definitely seen better days. The glass was scratched, the mint case had faded, the sound was dead, and the strap was long gone. At first glance, […] - [Casio DBF-50W – Technical Data & Model Information](https://casiorestore.com/casio-dbf-50w-technical-data-model-information/): Casio DBF-50W is a digital wristwatch released around 1995. It used module QW-1010 and combined standard timekeeping with databank organizer functions like Telememo, Schedule Memo, World Time, and Personal Data. The watch could store up to 150 records and displayed weekdays in six languages, making it one of Casio’s most advanced databank models of the mid-90s. Casio DBF-50W – Quick Technical Data Field Data Model Casio DBF-50W Module QW-1010 Battery CR1620 Manual Casio DBF-50W Manual (PDF) Glass Type Acrylic Strap Size 15 mm (lug) / 21.5 mm (case) Case Material Resin Functions Timekeeping, Telememo (50), Schedule Memo (50), World Time […] - [Casio GMW-15 - Restoration](https://casiorestore.com/casio-gmw-15-restoration/): The Casio GMW-15 “Moon Graph” made its debut in 1986, and even today it feels futuristic. With its moon phase tracker and a calendar running up to 2029, it stood out as one of Casio’s most advanced digital watches of the 80s. For me, it’s not just another vintage pickup — it’s the oldest watch in my collection and a true milestone in Casio’s design history. When I first saw this piece online, it wasn’t in great shape. The glass and case were scratched, the buttons were sticky, the strap was damaged and non-original, and worst of all, the sound […] - [Casio TGW-10 - Restoration](https://casiorestore.com/casio-tgw-10-restoration/): Introduction The Casio TGW-10 Tri Graph is a late-1980s digital watch powered by Module 827. It stands out for its unusual combination of a white/beige dial with blue mini clocks, a look far less common than the typical black version. Small details like this make certain Casios especially fun to collect. I came across this TGW-10 on Facebook Marketplace for just $28. Considering how rarely this version shows up, it felt like a real bargain. Like many late-80s Casios, it comes with some quirks: the calendar only runs up to 2019, which felt futuristic back then but now serves as […] - [Casio BP-100 – Technical Data & Model Information](https://casiorestore.com/casio-bp-100-technical-data-model-information/): Casio BP-100 is a digital vintage wristwatch released around 1991, famous as the first Casio watch with a blood pressure and pulse monitor. It runs on Module 900 and uses a fingertip sensor plate to measure vital signs directly from the wrist. Along with this experimental medical function, the BP-100 included Casio’s standard features like dual alarms, stopwatch, countdown timer, and time/date, making it one of the most unusual and futuristic Casio releases of the early 90s. Casio BP-100 – Quick Technical Data Field Data Model Casio BP-100 Module 900 Battery CR2016 Manual Casio BP-100 Manual PDF Glass Type Acrylic […] - [Casio SUF-100 - Restoration](https://casiorestore.com/casio-suf-100-restoration/): Introduction Every once in a while, you stumble on a Casio that feels like a time capsule from the early 90s. That’s exactly what happened when I found a Casio SUF-100 Surfing Timer from 1991 in a second-hand shop. This watch is pure retro surfing culture. It has a bold wave-style dial, a rotating bezel for timing, and a plastic case that originally came in bright pink. Back then it was Casio’s way of mixing sports function with fun design. When I picked it up, it was far from ready to hit the waves. The strap was missing, the battery […] - [Casio TS-200 - Restoration](https://casiorestore.com/casio-ts-200-restoration/): The Casio TS-200 is one of those early-90s models that doesn’t appear very often, especially in its white resin case. Most surviving examples have yellowed badly over time, so finding one that can still be restored is a rare opportunity. The watch I picked up was far from perfect. It arrived without a battery, wearing an odd leather strap, and someone had even painted part of the case black. At first glance, it looked more like a failed DIY project than a collectible. Still, the TS-series has always been known for its playful design and futuristic details, and I wanted […] - [Casio JP-100W (Yellow) - Restoration](https://casiorestore.com/casio-jp-100w-yellow-restoration/): Every restoration project starts with a story. This one began on Facebook Marketplace, where I spotted a Casio JP-100W (Yellow) listed for $63 shipped. The seller wasn’t in the mood for deals — we went back and forth in negotiation for a couple of weeks, but he never budged on the price. In the end, I gave in and paid what he asked. At first glance, the photos told me it wasn’t going to be an easy project. The strap was missing, the case looked like it had survived a concrete mixer, and the digits on the LCD were so […] - [Casio DBF-50W - Restoration](https://casiorestore.com/casio-dbf-50w-restoration/): Casio DBF-50W – Restoration Story Casio DBF-50W is a databank digital watch released around 1995, known for its unusual button layout and organizer-style functions. It was part of Casio’s mid-90s effort to make watches work like small pocket computers, with Telememo, Schedule Memo, World Time, and Personal Data all built into one device. Today, the model is rare, especially the white version that often turns yellow with age, which makes Casio DBF-50W – Restoration a common challenge for collectors. I found my DBF-50W by chance on a local website. It had no battery, the case was dirty, and the resin […] - [Casio BP-100 - Restoration](https://casiorestore.com/casio-bp-100-restoration/): How did I find this watch? The Casio BP-100 is one of the boldest experiments from Casio’s golden era. Released in the late 80s, it came with a built-in pulse and blood pressure monitor—a feature so unusual that it felt like science fiction at the time. While most digital watches focused on databanks, calculators, or moon graphs, Casio tried to turn your wrist into a tiny medical lab 😅. I came across this BP-100 on eBay in the U.S. and decided to bring it over to Poland. For me, finding one is always exciting. These models appear often, but especially […] ## Pages - [Contact](https://casiorestore.com/contact/) - [About me](https://casiorestore.com/about-us/) [comment]: # (Generated by Hostinger Tools Plugin)