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Casio Oceanus Watch: Solar Drives Atomic

3:00AM June 3, 2008 | Mark Wilson

The Casio Oceanus Super Chronograph is the world’s first solar chronograph watch that syncs with atomic clocks. Using a multi-band radio, the watch can check in with the US, UK, Germany and Japan to keep precise time—and solar energy consumption means that you’ll potentially never run out of battery (the watch can draw energy from indoors and outdoors alike). In other words, this Oceanus could literally always have the correct time—which is a little too much accountability for our tastes. [Casio via techfresh]



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  • John Osorio

    August 25, 2008 at 5:12 PM

    Real sweet piece of steel and state of the art. Just wondering if there’s anyone out there who knows if there’s a shop here in Sydney where I can get one. Thanks

  • James Huynh

    December 2, 2008 at 9:50 AM

    Even if you get the watch, I don’t think its gonna Sync in Syd.

    As we don’t have the radio towers that connect with the watch.

    But Nice Looking Watch, and the Solar Power is a PLUS!

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