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Casio releases a limited-edition version of the classic CA-500 calculator watch worn by Marty McFly.
Watch design features DeLorean-inspired details, multicoloured buttons and OUTATIME licence plate.
Special packaging resembles a vintage VHS tape; priced at £115 and available from 21 October 2025.
A nostalgic nod to time travel
To mark the 40th anniversary of Back to the Future, Casio has unveiled a special edition of its classic CA-500 calculator watch, worn by Marty McFly in the iconic film series. The new model, CA-500WEBF, revives the 1980s design with playful references to the DeLorean time machine and the film’s visual elements.
The watch face incorporates design cues from the DeLorean’s taillights and the OUTATIME licence plate, while the multicoloured calculator buttons are inspired by the glowing time circuits on Doc Brown’s dashboard.
Collector-friendly features
The limited edition watch also includes an engraved flux capacitor on the caseback and the Back to the Future logo on the buckle. The watch arrives in packaging designed to resemble a vintage VHS cassette, complete with faux rental labels, reflecting the way many fans first enjoyed the film.
Priced at £115, the watch is positioned as both a wearable piece of nostalgia and a collector’s item. Casio’s CA-500 design has been one of its longest-running models and was featured in the original film, giving the anniversary release added authenticity.
Release and availability
The CA-500WEBF goes on sale 21 October 2025, known to fans as Back to the Future Day, commemorating the date Marty McFly travelled to the future in Part II of the trilogy. The watch will be available in limited numbers online, allowing fans to either wear it or keep it in mint condition as a collector’s item.
Casio’s limited-edition release provides a tangible connection to the enduring legacy of a film that continues to inspire nostalgia and creativity across generations.
Selena Gomez married Benny Blanco in Santa Barbara on September 27.
The pop star wowed in a Ralph Lauren halter gown and a second sheer lace dress.
Her Old Hollywood Marcel wave bob was the highlight of the bridal look.
Guests included Taylor Swift, Paul Rudd, Martin Short, Steve Martin, and Paris Hilton.
Celebrity weddings increasingly use multiple outfits as branding and PR moments.
Selena Gomez wedding photos are finally here, and yes, she looked absolutely stunning. The pop star tied the knot with Benny Blanco in Santa Barbara, California, rocking not one but two Ralph Lauren dresses, each perfectly timed for different parts of the day. Her old Hollywood bob hairstyle completed the look, giving classic glamour vibes while also showing how stars stage multiple wardrobe moments for maximum impact.
Selena Gomez wedding shocks fans with dual Ralph Lauren gowns and Old Hollywood bob reveal Instagram/selenagomez/itsbennyblanco
Old Hollywood bob steals the spotlight
Gomez’s hairstylist, Renato Compora, went all out, crafting a Marcel wave bob that looked straight out of a 1950s Hollywood set. He layered treatments, deep conditioning, and thermal protection before curling every inch, creating those soft, polished waves. Fans have seen Gomez experiment with her bob before, but this wedding-ready style was absolute perfection.
First, there was the custom satin halter gown with a flowing full skirt: classic, romantic, and timeless. Then, Blanco shared photos showing Gomez in a sheer lace skirt with intricate floral detailing, strappy heels, and a dramatic veil. But it is not just a fashion flex. Celebrities are increasingly using multiple looks to craft a narrative, create media buzz, and showcase personal branding across different wedding moments.
The wedding was not just about the couple; it was a Hollywood mini-festival. Taylor Swift arrived solo. Ed Sheeran, Paris Hilton, and Gomez’s co-stars from Only Murders in the Building, Paul Rudd, Steve Martin, and Martin Short, were all there. The ceremony at Sea Crest Nursery had 170 family and friends, complete with private security, exquisite floral touches, and Ralph Lauren suits for the groom and his groomsmen.
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Celebrity wedding trends and branding
Gomez’s multiple looks hint at a bigger trend: weddings as brand statements. Celebrities are increasingly viewing their weddings as an extension of their public persona, right down to the meticulously chosen dresses and hairstyles. Every ensemble, photo carousel, and accessory presents an opportunity to establish the narrative, attract media attention, and convey a tale without using words.
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