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Vintage Casio AT 550 Janus Touchscreen Calculator Watch
Estimated price for orientation: 1 200 $
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Description Brand: Casio Year of Manufacture: 1980-1989 Features: Touchscreen, 12-Hour Dial, Alarm, Calculator Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan Watch Shape: Rectangle Movement: Quartz (Battery) Display: Analog & Digital Case Finish: Polished Model: Casio AT-550 Band Material: Stainless Steel
This is an exceedingly rare vintage Casio AT-550 Janus Fingertrace Calculator Watch and currently the only one on eBay. This is the first true touchscreen watch ever produced. It is a digital-analog watch with the digital part functioning both as a digital watch as well as calculator. The calculator functions are accessed by "writing" on the watch crystal with your finger. This particular example has never been worn and is fully functional. The crystal is scratch free with the original screen protector still on.It is important to understand that although this particular model was advertised as a touchscreen watch, it WILL NOT function as a modern touchscreen watch or computer does. The screen is not sensitive enough to recognize rapid gestures and if your finger is rather large (like mine) it is a rather frustrating exercise to carry out actual calculations on it. It is rare to find this type watch fully functional; however, and even the best examples will be challenging to operate.
Description
| Brand: | Casio | Year of Manufacture: | 1980-1989 |
| Features: | Touchscreen, 12-Hour Dial, Alarm, Calculator | Country/Region of Manufacture: | Japan |
| Watch Shape: | Rectangle | Movement: | Quartz (Battery) |
| Display: | Analog & Digital | Case Finish: | Polished |
| Model: | Casio AT-550 | Band Material: | Stainless Steel |
This is an exceedingly rare vintage Casio AT-550 Janus Fingertrace Calculator Watch and currently the only one on eBay. This is the first true touchscreen watch ever produced. It is a digital-analog watch with the digital part functioning both as a digital watch as well as calculator. The calculator functions are accessed by "writing" on the watch crystal with your finger. This particular example has never been worn and is fully functional. The crystal is scratch free with the original screen protector still on.It is important to understand that although this particular model was advertised as a touchscreen watch, it WILL NOT function as a modern touchscreen watch or computer does. The screen is not sensitive enough to recognize rapid gestures and if your finger is rather large (like mine) it is a rather frustrating exercise to carry out actual calculations on it. It is rare to find this type watch fully functional; however, and even the best examples will be challenging to operate.