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Casio’s retro Pac-Man calculator watch is now available in the US.

After being announced in Japan in December, Casio’s new Pac-Man themed retro digital watch collection is now available in the US. The lineup includes a $79.95 calculator watch, a $59.95 timekeeper with basic functionality, and a $130 option with Bluetooth connectivity that can be used to easily set the watch’s time and track steps.

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The Casio CA53WPC-1B Pac-Man watch against a yellow background.
Nostalgia strikes again with a basic calculator watch you’ll be paying $79.95 to strap to your wrist.
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