Ben popped over to the NAWCC Museum in Columbia, PA to see the new James Bond watch exhibit featuring, among other things, Ian Fleming’s own Rolex.
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So you’ve got a few manual wind watches, and you’re looking for a very distinctive watch winder to put them in. Well, Bugatti and Origin Times has the solution for you. Fair warning though, it’s going to cost you.
I wanted to make an iWatch but I didn’t really feel the need to buy another Nano. That said, if you want to try your hand at iWatchery, hop over to GnomonWatches or even eBay and just look for a “Bond” strap in the style you like.
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Ferrowatch from zaouaikarim on Vimeo.
The Montre Ferrofluide is a concept watch that uses ferrofluids – a suspension of magnetic particles in liquid – to create the watch face. When not activated, the face is just a pool of liquid… but then the magic happens.
Don’t expect this to pop up at your local Macy’s jewelry counter. While feasible, I suspect the energy required may be a bit high.
What do you get when you put swelling strings, adventure travel, and sped up images of men in lab coats together? Marketing gold for an otherwise unassuming watch brand.
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You knew someone was going to do it, it was just a question of time. The real question is, does the iPod Nano actually work as a wristwatch? Well, that depends on your definition of “works”.
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We first blogged about it back in April this year, and now it’s here: the world’s first world’s first watch with an active matrix e-ink system. Developed by Seiko, the “Active Matrix EPD” watch [PDF] crams a total of 72,000 pixels into a 2x3cm display.
