His 40 years, which the character deserves as round as a balloon and as yellow as a lemon from Bandai Namco, does not end with collaborations. It is once again on the wrist that he celebrates his life and work.
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After RJ and Timex, Casio has the right to show the character created by Toru Iwatani in a knockout. The manufacturer announces the release of the A100WEPC, inspired by its famous F-100 quartz watch, published in the (excellent) year 1978, with a dial in the colors of Pac-Man.
The new A100WEPC clock is based on the re-entry A100 clock, adopting the design of the original F-100, including the unique four-button layout on the front. The model is reminiscent of the fun retro style of the PAC-MAN game. The dial is decorated with colorful pixels and PAC-MAN ghosts, and the central ILLUMINATOR logo is depicted in PAC-MAN font. The design of the dial faithfully reproduces the screen of the PAC-MAN game, right down to the details like the pink line marking the exit from the nest from which the ghosts emerge. The gold-plated watch case is inspired by the color of the terminal of the PAC-MAN arcade game. The upper bracelet of the watch is laser engraved with a depiction of PAC-MAN being chased by ghosts and, conversely, the scene of PAC-MAN chasing ghosts is depicted on the lower bracelet. The PAC-MAN logo and symbols are also located on the back of the housing.
Offered and expected in Japan for 12,100 yen (around 100 dollars), this watch with a weight of 53 grams – which unfortunately does not bring Pac-Man games onto the market – is expected for the month of August.
