---
product_id: 48587215
title: "Collection Unisex Watch"
brand: "casio"
price: "2014 DH"
currency: MAD
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 9
category: "Casio"
url: https://www.desertcart.ma/products/48587215-collection-unisex-watch
store_origin: MA
region: Morocco
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# Repeat snooze alarm Multi-currency converter 8-digit calculator Collection Unisex Watch

**Brand:** casio
**Price:** 2014 DH
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⌚️ Own a piece of tech history with a modern twist!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Collection Unisex Watch by casio
- **How much does it cost?** 2014 DH with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ma](https://www.desertcart.ma/products/48587215-collection-unisex-watch)

## Best For

- casio enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted casio brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Long-lasting power:** 10-year battery life means less hassle, more hustle.
- • **Global time, local style:** Day display in multiple languages and currency conversion for the worldly professional.
- • **Lightweight all-day wear:** At just 34g, it’s barely there but always there.
- • **Retro meets functionality:** Classic 80s calculator watch vibe with modern precision.
- • **Stay on schedule, effortlessly:** Multiple alarms with repeat snooze and hourly chimes keep you sharp all day.

## Overview

The Casio Collection Unisex Watch DBC-32-1AES combines nostalgic 80s calculator watch charm with practical features like an 8-digit calculator, multi-currency converter, multilingual day display, and repeat snooze alarms. Lightweight at 34g and boasting a 10-year battery life, it’s designed for professionals who appreciate retro style with everyday utility.

## Description

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Review: Very decent for the price. - I'm a bit of a watch collector, that has around 15-20 watches. It entered my head to get a calculator watch after mulling over it for a few days, when I remembered owning one as a kid. It suffered water ingress with salt water, and got a garbled display and was never right, I was heart broken at them time. After all, owning a calculator watch in the 80s as a nipper essentially meant you were the king of everything. So, I ordered a Casio DBC 32 First impressions? It's light, and you don't know it's on your wrist - which is great if you hate big, chunky and heavy watches. Display is nice and informative to look at, calculator functions are a bit stiff to use but it *is* a calculator shrunk down into a watch. Manual is vague about waterproofing, but I reckon it's splash proof and won't be wrote off washing the dishes or hanging it up in the shower - but don't push it. Good choice of multiple alarms, stopwatch (but no timer, alas), pretty decent alarm volume and has hourly bleep for every hour - standard issue Casio fare. Because it's at the cheaper end of the Casio range, it's built in China and picky people may complain about it being flimsy. Build quality is nothing like my 1992 Casio Pentagraph, GW1400, G Shock, or titanium Pro Trek. Sure, it will last but don't beat the hell out the poor thing as it won't put up with the punishment a G Shock would take. Fine if you were in an office job, but if you're an engineer or doing manual labour you could inadvertently kill it. 10 year battery life sounds nice, but I feel people will throw it away after that time rather than replace the battery - which makes me feel sad as it's a lovely wee thing. However, I'm sure it misses functions that older late 80s/early 90s Casio Databank watches had (I'm sure they had schedule reminders like a complex alarm with a short text message, and a 'secret data' function that could remember bank card info and things only viewable if you entered a password). Also, don't rely on it remembering your phone numbers after a battery change - there is no battery back up like older models of yore. Despite these quibbles, in the future I may purchase the posher version with the metal strap. Overall, a lot of watch for the money. Would make a nice gift for a 'nerdcore' friend or special someone too.
Review: A watch is just a watch but this is more. - Some people buy watches to tell the time, some buy them as a fashion accessory, some people, like myself, buy a watch that tells a story and the Casio Calculator watches definitely allow that. As someone who owned the "standard" Casio Calculator watch, I felt the time had come to take it to next level of style, comfort and fashion all in one fantastic piece of technology. It's a watch, sure, but it lights up so you can tell the time, even when it's dark. It's a calculator, sure, but it also has the ability to store phone numbers, show the time in a different region and do all of this while being really cool in its retro style. Hipsters need not apply though, this is a true gentleman's watch and I feel hipsters would ruin the overall aesthetics and appeal of the time piece.

## Features

- The eight digit calculator can add, subtract, multiply and divide
- Just enter an exchange rate and the currency converter will convert the amount
- Each time you stop the alarm, it sounds again after a few minutes
- The name of the day can be displayed in different languages

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B000HZRRSQ |
| Batteries  | 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | 521,258 in Fashion ( See Top 100 in Fashion ) 3,776 in Men's Wrist Watches |
| Customer reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (3,758) |
| Date First Available  | 26 Sept. 2006 |
| Department  | Woman |
| Is discontinued by manufacturer  | No |
| Item model number  | DBC-32-1AES |
| Manufacturer  | CASIO |
| Product Dimensions  | 2.4 x 4.1 x 3.7 cm; 34 g |

## Images

![Collection Unisex Watch - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61wXv65K5pL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How waterproof is this? Probably not fully but splash-proof, wear-it-while-washing-your-hands at least?**
A: Can't give you a definitive answer but I have occasionally carefully "rinsed" my hands whilst wearing the watch and it still works!

**Q: Can you change the date format from ymd to dmy?**
A: No

**Q: What is the difference between mens and womens**
A: There is no difference between men and women watches with this type of watch.
Its just a good quality retro style watch. My wife bought this for me and I love it.

**Q: is the calculator good**
A: Calculator is good yes, but remember it's small and will need a fine delicate touch on the numbers as well as a good pair of glasses to see if you wear them

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very decent for the price.
*by P***N on 26 September 2017*

I'm a bit of a watch collector, that has around 15-20 watches. It entered my head to get a calculator watch after mulling over it for a few days, when I remembered owning one as a kid. It suffered water ingress with salt water, and got a garbled display and was never right, I was heart broken at them time. After all, owning a calculator watch in the 80s as a nipper essentially meant you were the king of everything. So, I ordered a Casio DBC 32 First impressions? It's light, and you don't know it's on your wrist - which is great if you hate big, chunky and heavy watches. Display is nice and informative to look at, calculator functions are a bit stiff to use but it *is* a calculator shrunk down into a watch. Manual is vague about waterproofing, but I reckon it's splash proof and won't be wrote off washing the dishes or hanging it up in the shower - but don't push it. Good choice of multiple alarms, stopwatch (but no timer, alas), pretty decent alarm volume and has hourly bleep for every hour - standard issue Casio fare. Because it's at the cheaper end of the Casio range, it's built in China and picky people may complain about it being flimsy. Build quality is nothing like my 1992 Casio Pentagraph, GW1400, G Shock, or titanium Pro Trek. Sure, it will last but don't beat the hell out the poor thing as it won't put up with the punishment a G Shock would take. Fine if you were in an office job, but if you're an engineer or doing manual labour you could inadvertently kill it. 10 year battery life sounds nice, but I feel people will throw it away after that time rather than replace the battery - which makes me feel sad as it's a lovely wee thing. However, I'm sure it misses functions that older late 80s/early 90s Casio Databank watches had (I'm sure they had schedule reminders like a complex alarm with a short text message, and a 'secret data' function that could remember bank card info and things only viewable if you entered a password). Also, don't rely on it remembering your phone numbers after a battery change - there is no battery back up like older models of yore. Despite these quibbles, in the future I may purchase the posher version with the metal strap. Overall, a lot of watch for the money. Would make a nice gift for a 'nerdcore' friend or special someone too.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A watch is just a watch but this is more.
*by T***B on 17 June 2013*

Some people buy watches to tell the time, some buy them as a fashion accessory, some people, like myself, buy a watch that tells a story and the Casio Calculator watches definitely allow that. As someone who owned the "standard" Casio Calculator watch, I felt the time had come to take it to next level of style, comfort and fashion all in one fantastic piece of technology. It's a watch, sure, but it lights up so you can tell the time, even when it's dark. It's a calculator, sure, but it also has the ability to store phone numbers, show the time in a different region and do all of this while being really cool in its retro style. Hipsters need not apply though, this is a true gentleman's watch and I feel hipsters would ruin the overall aesthetics and appeal of the time piece.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A trip down memory lane
*by J***S on 18 January 2021*

Santa brought my son one of these so I am not sure we'd qualify for a verified purchase but reviewed none the less. This is a trip down memory lane. My 9 year old is now wearing pretty much the same watch as I did when the same age. Then you're 9 this is AWESOME with a calculator and a pleasingly fiddly (keeps him amused) 25 number databank to put in parents, siblings, grandparents numbers. It might be because of beefy grown-up fingers but the buttons aren't as easy to use as I recall but feel like they will last longer. Watch out. THIS HAS NOT GOT A WATER RESISTANT RATING although it's survived an accidental trip into the shower. I killed my own in the 80's by taking a dip in the sea so be careful.

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