Cheapo by name, but hopefully these Cheapo calculator watches will not prove cheap in nature too.
But they will offer you some 80s-themed style for your wrist, with an oversized design, LCD display for all your time essentials and of course, those nice chunky buttons to do that important maths on the go.
Take your pick from various colours, all at just £22.50 each.
The classic Braun designs of the 60s, 70s and 80s are getting in ever-more short supply as the years pass, presumably because technology moves on, leaving many classic products by the wayside. Thankfully, we still have the Braun ABW31 clock by Dietrich Lubs – for now, at least.
It's a classic piece of Braun design, minimalist and modernist-inspired and despite dating from 1987, is also pretty much timeless. A greet frame with black functional numbers, hands and markers, it should fit perfectly into just about any room.
Available in limited numbers from the Design Museum, the ABW31 retails for £39.95.
This Wall Mounted Perpetual Calendar is a new product from the company PO, but its use of a warm shade of beech wood gives it a mid-century look.
It is part of the Quadrant range which also includes a photo frame, memo board, display case, key rack and candle holder, all in a similar style.
The calendar measures 20cm square, costs £28 and is available from Mode Twenty One, along with other products in the range.
Sometimes matching patterned cups can look a bit too twee, but mis-matched designs can just clash. So these 50s Print Cups are a great compromise.
Each cup has a slightly different pattern, but they still obviously belong to the same set. Each cup features a varying amount of the red and grey design which dates back to the 1950s.
A set of four cups costs £25 from Dutch by Design.
You might not admit it, but deep down everyone loves a John Hughes movie or two, so it's sad to hear of his passing, aged just 59.
So why not rifle through your movie collection and dig out Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Weird Science, The Breakfast Club, Sixteen Candles, Pretty in Pink, Planes, Trains and Automobiles, The Great Outdoors or Uncle Buck. All will guarantee you some 80s-style nostalgia, along with some cracking entertainment. Ok, they might have dated, but that's half the appeal.
Or just check out the trailer to the Breakfast Club below. Gone, but unlikely to be forgotten for a generation – and still the best teen movie maker of all time, without question.
A good everyday pair of shoes that scream the that spawned them – the Adidas Nizza hi trainers.
First seen back in the 1970s, the trainers are back in a classic white canvas with light blue detailing and a classic vulcanised sole – the kind of shoes that are just perfect for slipping on to go down town, to the pub or just to wear around the house.
Available to pre-order now for late August delivery, they sell for £50.
