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ruaricoles

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1,241 posts

255 months

Tuesday 15th September 2015
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Have booked one of these that launched on kickstarter today

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1221639153/wa...

It's a pity it's not a mechanical movement but I guess it wouldn't then be a couple of hundred quid... Looks a really interesting design I think, based on a circular slide rule, and quite eye catching.

Still a few left at a reduced launch price if you're interested. Deliveries planned for February.

Hoofy

80,144 posts

312 months

Tuesday 15th September 2015
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Is it just me who thinks the only unique bit is the "ecosystem"? (*makes coffee bean sign while saying ecosystem*)

bobbybee

889 posts

184 months

Wednesday 16th September 2015
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Not even that, the patented docking key, is just a belt clip stuck on to other things rather than a belt

Hoofy

80,144 posts

312 months

Wednesday 16th September 2015
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bobbybee said:
Not even that, the patented docking key, is just a belt clip stuck on to other things rather than a belt
biggrin Oh.

Grey Ghost

4,611 posts

250 months

Wednesday 16th September 2015
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More marketing to the masses via digital media.

Can't see the point in it.

ruaricoles

Original Poster:

1,241 posts

255 months

Wednesday 16th September 2015
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Yes, can't argue with the belt clip thing and marketing nonsense! The bit I do like though is the actual watch face concept with the face rotating past a reference point rather than having hands. No idea how easy it'll be to actually tell the time on it, but presumably not too different to a digital watch in that you have to read the numbers rather than glance at a hand position. Any similar concepts done before?

Hoofy

80,144 posts

312 months

Thursday 17th September 2015
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ruaricoles said:
Yes, can't argue with the belt clip thing and marketing nonsense! The bit I do like though is the actual watch face concept with the face rotating past a reference point rather than having hands. No idea how easy it'll be to actually tell the time on it, but presumably not too different to a digital watch in that you have to read the numbers rather than glance at a hand position. Any similar concepts done before?
Google "watch with disc" and click images.