Almost unrecognizable as a watch, the Round-the-Clock bracelet communicates the time with hour and minute rings that rotate around the user’s wrist. Made of stainless steel, plastic and rubber, this exceptional timepiece is modern and elegant with a touch of masculinity that an equally unusual wearer will appreciate.
Designer: Kőrös Benedek
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I dont want this. I seriously demand this. I’m aching for this!!!
Where can i get one??? tell me, tell me!
The scaling is a little strange… a 75cm bracelet is a little big for my tastes. Interesting concept though.
Yes, thats only a scale, it is 75mm in diameter… =)
elegant! beautiful! simple! creative! I want one, ore two..
really good job, man!!!!
Want … one … now … when ??? where ?? 🙂
How do you get it on and off?
I like it. Nice and sleek. But how do you put it on?
Mike: Just like you would do with any other bracelet. =)
awesome, but how do you set it?
I sent some design sheets – it is explained there, that ‘the watch synchronizes from external time sources, such as atomic clocks or GPS signals – and it’s powered by a single coin-type battery.”
You put it on and off the same way you would do with any other bracelets. =)
very nice 🙂 .. but minimalistic? why seconds .. who needs secounds? hour & minute would be absolutely sufficiente for me 🙂
When and where can i get one??? i really want it…
I WANT THIS,PLEASE 🙂
where do you sell this ?