Bangkok wasn’t just hot on 1 December 2025 it was burning with nostalgia, style, and pure retro energy. Casio, the undeniable king of digital cool, pulled thousands back in time with its ‘Casio Vintage: Back in Time, Ahead in Style’ event, reminding the world that true icons never age they evolve.
From the calculator watch that Marty McFly made legendary, to the Baby-G that lit up an entire generation’s childhood memories, Casio’s pop-culture grip hasn’t slipped once. And this event proved it.
🎬 SETTING THE SCENE: A RETRO WORLD REBORN
To celebrate its five-decade journey of innovation, Casio transformed The Warehouse at Talat Noi a 900 sqm creative haven into a retro carnival pulsing with neon, nostalgia, and timeless swagger.
Held from 21–23 November 2025, the entire space morphed into a flea-market-meets-time-portal, complete with:
- unique vintage treasures
- street-style flavours of Bangkok
- classic Casio installations
- exclusive lounges showcasing the brand’s next evolution
Casio didn’t just host an event they built an experience, reminding everyone that heritage isn’t about looking back; it’s about carrying your past forward with pride.
⭐ SWOON-WORTHY WATCHES: OLD SOUL, NEW ENERGY
The highlight? The crowd-stopping Casio Vintage AQ-240.
A perfect collision of retro DNA and modern refinement, featuring:
- an octagonal case with a newly curved bezel
- analog + digital hybrid display
- sunray finish dial in silver, blue-green, or gold-tone
- retro oblong metal links that scream vintage flex
Casio also teased its future with pop-culture collaborations that sent the fans wild:
- Back to the Future
- Stranger Things
- fan-favourite Legacy models
- iconic classics like the A158WA-1A and A230
Each piece stood as a reminder:
⭐ Trend cycles fade. Icons don’t.
STAR POWER: STYLE LEADERS OF A NEW ERA
A celebration of timelessness deserves timeless faces. And the star turnout did not disappoint.
Thailand’s hottest style personalities — Force Jiratchapong Srisang, Arachaporn Pokinpakorn, Plearnpichaya Komalarajun, Todsapol Toptim Maisuk — brought the heat.
Representing Malaysia with equal fire:
- Yaya Zahir
- Nicole Chen
- Eros Erfe
- Nina Hasnul
- Airil Ezuan
- Candy Teoh
- Benn Tan
Each arrived dressed in their personal spin of retro-futuristic glam, competing for the Casio Favourite Style recognition proving yet again that style is a language, and Casio speaks it fluently.
The night ended with electric performances by Thai singer Aboy and Japanese dancer-choreographer Tobita Boxer Atsushi, turning the event into a celebration of cultures, eras, and unstoppable creativity.
