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title: "Casio General Men's Watches Data Bank DBC-32D-1ADF - WW, Grey/Silver"
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# Currency converter 8-digit calculator 1/100 sec stopwatch Casio General Men's Watches Data Bank DBC-32D-1ADF - WW, Grey/Silver

**Brand:** casio
**Price:** € 140.02
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⌚️ Own a timeless icon that’s as sharp as your hustle

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Casio General Men's Watches Data Bank DBC-32D-1ADF - WW, Grey/Silver by casio
- **How much does it cost?** € 140.02 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## 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

- • **Global-ready:** Currency converter + 13 language day display for the worldly professional
- • **Power that lasts:** Up to 10 years battery life—set it and forget it
- • **Stay on schedule:** 5 multi-function alarms with snooze to keep you sharp
- • **Retro meets function:** Classic 1980s calculator watch with modern upgrades
- • **Effortless visibility:** LED backlight with auto light switch for anytime clarity

## Overview

The Casio Data Bank DBC-32D-1ADF is a sleek, silver-tone digital watch blending nostalgic 1980s calculator functionality with modern essentials like a currency converter, multi-language day display, stopwatch, and 5 alarms. Featuring a durable stainless steel band, LED backlight, and an impressive 10-year battery life, it’s water resistant up to 30 meters and designed for professionals who value both style and practical tech on their wrist.

## Description

Calculator function 8 digit calculator with currency converter , Databank 13 Languages (English, Portuguese, Spanish, French, Dutch, Danish, German, Italian, Swedish, Polish, Romanian, Turkish, Russian), Memory capacity: Up to 25 records, with 8-character name and 15-digit telephone number , 1/100 Sec Stopwatch, Extended Battery Life Up to 10 Year Battery Life (dependant on usage), Auto-calendar, Dual time , 12/24 Hour Formats, 5 Multi-Function Alarms with Snooze function, LED Backlight with Auto Light switch.

Review: I love this watch! Back to the 1980s. - I love the design on this Casio watch! In fact, I bought two! It fits my wrist very well. The calculator and data features function, and I like the stopwatch, too. It reminds me of the digital watches that I used to collect when I was a boy growing up in the 1980s.
Review: Not as good as the older Databanks, but the best current option. - I've had a pair of Databank watches for quite some time... a 150 and a 300 version. I made the fatal error of taking my 150 to a "watch repair shop" to get the battery changed, at some point, and then next time did it myself (as I usually do). And I discovered that the repair shop had failed to replace the o-ring seal... which I knew would eventually result in the watch failing. Well, recently, it did. The 150's module is totally non-functional. And my 300 is almost too valuable to wear anymore. I wanted something new. This watch is the last version which is (mostly) compatible with those earlier watched. It comes in several variants, so I bought a silver one and a black one. This review relates to both versions. This is a pretty decent watch, comparable to the older (and better) versions in most ways. It has a lot less available data memory (which seems odd, doesn't it?) and no longer has the "Indiglo" electroluminescent backlight) which is wonderful, instead merely using white surface-mount LEDs to reflect light inside the case. And, of course, it loses the "countdown timer" function (which I almost never used, anyway). But the calculator functionality is equivalent to, and in one way better, the earlier models. This has a built-in "currency conversion" mode (really just a single memory which you can multiply your entries by) which does come in handy if you travel a lot. The "dual time" mode is less capable than the earlier version. In that case, you'd set it based upon whatever time zone you might be in, and you could step through timezones (say, from London to Cairo) without having to reset the time itself. In this case, you simply have to reset the watch time for a second entry... not quite as nice. It does have a "daylight savings time" option which helps a bit, since you don't have to reset the watch twice a year (you only turn DST on or off). The reduced "databank" feature set means that you no longer have the calendar display at the top of the screen (which was nice... you'd see a darkened box on days when an event was set, or a blank if nothing was set). However, this is replaced by a LARGE text box which tells you the day of the week, so it's probably a improvement in the eyes of most people. The keypad is actually an improvement over the prior versions in terms of ease of pressing of the buttons. There's a triangular "pyramid" atop each button, in clear plastic, with the printed label underneath. Unfortunately, they removed the "three letters" (in addition to the number) from each button. This is supposed to make it easier to see the numbers, I guess, but it makes text entry a lot more challenging (if you don't have the num-pad text entry scheme committed to memory). Basically, Casio has severely hamstrung the "databank" portion of this device, to the point where it's largely not worth it to use except as a conventional watch or a calculator. But that's OK, for most of us, as not many people probably made full use of the older version's feature set. It's still the best option out there. Soon, practically-sized "smart watches" may become an actual reality. The i-Watch is not really what I mean... it's just a first step down the path. It's pretty much useless without an iPhone, and a watch should be a stand-alone device, or at least be capable of being a stand-alone device. The Samsung "smart watch" is a great concept, except that it's HUGE. But until real, practical smart-watches arrive (in a few years) this remains your best option, in my opinion. This particular watch is the "silver tone" version. The band itself is metal, but the case is silver-painted plastic (which is disappointing... I'm sure that eventually the case will become scratched and will look ugly after that point). The band is pretty easy to use... a standard steel-link watch band... but you may need to either figure out how to remove links or, more probably, get someone to do it for you. Unless you're HUGE... you can't wear it as-shipped. (I had to remove 4x links to make it fit perfectly.)

## 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 | B0014FXG1K |
| ASIN  | B0014FXG1K |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Band Color | Silver |
| Band Material Type | Stainless Steel |
| Band Width | 22 Millimeters |
| Bands | 1 |
| Batteries  | 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #332,501 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ( See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ) #1,297 in Men's Wrist Watches |
| Brand Name | Casio |
| Case Diameter | 37.4 Millimeters |
| Case Material Type | Acrylic |
| Case Thickness | 12 Millimeters |
| Character | Fashionable |
| Clasp Type | Buckle |
| Closure Type | Snap |
| Crystal | Acrylic |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (4,373) |
| Date First Available  | November 12, 2003 |
| Department  | Mens |
| Dial Color | Black |
| Display | Digital |
| Embellishment Feature | Crystal |
| Face Style | Calculator |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 04971850436751 |
| Included Components | 1 package |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Item Type Name | Watch |
| Item Weight | 62.5 Grams |
| Item model number  | DBC-32D-1AES |
| Manufacturer | CASIO |
| Manufacturer  | CASIO |
| Model Name | Casio Collection Retro |
| Model Number | DBC-32D-1AES |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product Dimensions  | 4.33 x 4.33 x 1.97 inches; 2.2 ounces |
| Shape | Round |
| Sport Type | Walking |
| Strap Type | Bracelet |
| Style Name | Bracelet |
| UPC | 033586478017 |
| Unit Count | 1.00 Count |
| Warranty Type | Manufacturer |
| Watch Movement Type | Quartz |
| Water Resistance Depth | 30 Meters |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |

## Images

![Casio General Men's Watches Data Bank DBC-32D-1ADF - WW, Grey/Silver - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71lthDR3rPL.jpg)
![Casio General Men's Watches Data Bank DBC-32D-1ADF - WW, Grey/Silver - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/617NL6yl3EL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: IS THIS WATER RESISTANT?**
A: Yes, it's water resistant but to only 39 meters 100 feet.

**Q: Is there a timer?**
A: Yes, it comes with a timer feature.

**Q: How do you take links out of metal band to make smaller?**
A: Unlike many watches that that have separate links that can be opened and removed, this watch does not. The band was huge on my husband's wrist and we finally had to take to our local jeweler, who had a special tool that allowed him to remove the excess links. So for $10.00, the watch band now fits my husband's wrist.

**Q: It's 1995, I have a big math test on Wednesday.  You think my teacher will notice this on my wrist?!**
A: I would say put it on your ankle, and sneek a peek every time you need it.  If you get caught you can say you're a convict and it's an ankle monitor.  But I believe by 1995 you could take a calculator to class.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I love this watch! Back to the 1980s.
*by S***Z on January 17, 2026*

I love the design on this Casio watch! In fact, I bought two! It fits my wrist very well. The calculator and data features function, and I like the stopwatch, too. It reminds me of the digital watches that I used to collect when I was a boy growing up in the 1980s.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Not as good as the older Databanks, but the best current option.
*by C***N on August 4, 2015*

I've had a pair of Databank watches for quite some time... a 150 and a 300 version. I made the fatal error of taking my 150 to a "watch repair shop" to get the battery changed, at some point, and then next time did it myself (as I usually do). And I discovered that the repair shop had failed to replace the o-ring seal... which I knew would eventually result in the watch failing. Well, recently, it did. The 150's module is totally non-functional. And my 300 is almost too valuable to wear anymore. I wanted something new. This watch is the last version which is (mostly) compatible with those earlier watched. It comes in several variants, so I bought a silver one and a black one. This review relates to both versions. This is a pretty decent watch, comparable to the older (and better) versions in most ways. It has a lot less available data memory (which seems odd, doesn't it?) and no longer has the "Indiglo" electroluminescent backlight) which is wonderful, instead merely using white surface-mount LEDs to reflect light inside the case. And, of course, it loses the "countdown timer" function (which I almost never used, anyway). But the calculator functionality is equivalent to, and in one way better, the earlier models. This has a built-in "currency conversion" mode (really just a single memory which you can multiply your entries by) which does come in handy if you travel a lot. The "dual time" mode is less capable than the earlier version. In that case, you'd set it based upon whatever time zone you might be in, and you could step through timezones (say, from London to Cairo) without having to reset the time itself. In this case, you simply have to reset the watch time for a second entry... not quite as nice. It does have a "daylight savings time" option which helps a bit, since you don't have to reset the watch twice a year (you only turn DST on or off). The reduced "databank" feature set means that you no longer have the calendar display at the top of the screen (which was nice... you'd see a darkened box on days when an event was set, or a blank if nothing was set). However, this is replaced by a LARGE text box which tells you the day of the week, so it's probably a improvement in the eyes of most people. The keypad is actually an improvement over the prior versions in terms of ease of pressing of the buttons. There's a triangular "pyramid" atop each button, in clear plastic, with the printed label underneath. Unfortunately, they removed the "three letters" (in addition to the number) from each button. This is supposed to make it easier to see the numbers, I guess, but it makes text entry a lot more challenging (if you don't have the num-pad text entry scheme committed to memory). Basically, Casio has severely hamstrung the "databank" portion of this device, to the point where it's largely not worth it to use except as a conventional watch or a calculator. But that's OK, for most of us, as not many people probably made full use of the older version's feature set. It's still the best option out there. Soon, practically-sized "smart watches" may become an actual reality. The i-Watch is not really what I mean... it's just a first step down the path. It's pretty much useless without an iPhone, and a watch should be a stand-alone device, or at least be capable of being a stand-alone device. The Samsung "smart watch" is a great concept, except that it's HUGE. But until real, practical smart-watches arrive (in a few years) this remains your best option, in my opinion. This particular watch is the "silver tone" version. The band itself is metal, but the case is silver-painted plastic (which is disappointing... I'm sure that eventually the case will become scratched and will look ugly after that point). The band is pretty easy to use... a standard steel-link watch band... but you may need to either figure out how to remove links or, more probably, get someone to do it for you. Unless you're HUGE... you can't wear it as-shipped. (I had to remove 4x links to make it fit perfectly.)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good sylish beater watch
*by A***. on January 29, 2026*

I have the "real" Casio calculator watch in silver, but it is out of production now so I no longer want to travel with it. This is a great alternative beater travel watch it still has some style and turns heads. This watch can keep track of a second time zone (which getting great for my travel job), has a backlight (which is good for when I'm on a plane at night), and the font is large enough where I don't have to put on my readers to tell the time.

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