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Lot 150: A Trio of Vintage Digital Wristwatches including Casio and Timex Examples

This auction ended on September 30, 2026.

Start price: £16

Estimated price: £16 - £30

Buyer's Premium: 20%

Sold for: £22

A trio of vintage digital wristwatches featuring two Casio Illuminator models and a Timex Atlantis 100. The collection comprises three distinct quartz-movement timepieces with integrated stainless steel bracelets. The first Casio watch features a chrome-plated resin case with a stainless steel back stamped CASIO 1275 A168 STAINLESS STEEL BACK WATER RESISTANT MADE IN KOREA C, with bracelet end links marked S-532N and a clasp stamped CASIO. The second Casio watch is similarly constructed with a back stamped CASIO 1572 A168 STAINLESS STEEL BACK WATER RESISTANT MADE IN CHINA Y, featuring a clasp marked STAINLESS STEEL CHINA and end links stamped S-532N. The Timex Atlantis 100 features a silver-tone resin case with a back stamped TIMEX STAINLESS STEEL BACK WATER RESISTANT 100 METERS U.S. PATENT 4527096 4912688 2016 FA CELL 745 IT IS PHILIPPINES, fitted with a jubilee-style stainless steel bracelet with a clasp marked STAINLESS STEEL. The Timex dial is further marked NIGHT-MODE and WATER RESISTANT 100 METERS.


Condition report:

The first Casio watch (top, photo 1) shows significant wear to the chrome plating on the case edges and heavy scratching to the acrylic crystal; the LCD display is currently blank (photo 4). The second Casio watch (middle, photo 1) exhibits moderate wear to the case plating and visible surface scratches to the crystal; this unit is currently operational and displaying time (photo 3). The Timex Atlantis 100 (bottom, photo 1) shows pronounced yellowing and discoloration to the resin case consistent with age, alongside heavy scratches across the crystal; the LCD screen is currently blank (photo 2). All watches show general surface wear and scratches to the stainless steel bracelets and clasps (photo 5).