Conceived for use by the blind but stylish enough to appeal to a broader market, the Nike Citrus watch’s spiral form stretches to fit any wrist size and hints to its zesty inspiration: an orange peel twist. To tell time, the wearer simply touches the tactile, concave face to feel for the hour and minute hands. Unlike many other products for the seeing-impaired, this one can be universally appreciated and mass-produced to keep unit prices low!
Designer: Jacob Rynkiewicz
As easy as it is to tell Alexa to order you a bag of parsley, it’s even easier to walk up to your kitchen-garden and pluck…
Perhaps the most practical piece of pop-art I’ve seen, the Coat Check Chair is tongue in cheek (try saying that fast), with the way it addresses…
That’s an air cleaner, thank you very much! For those who thought that air cleaners need to be these drab objects in the room, take a…
What’s better than a personal shopper? Not needing one at all! This clever canister design called “Stok” is latest and in addition to the ever growing…
Not many people are experts with hatchets. The Hound from Game of Thrones makes it look really easy to tear through timber using an axe, but…
Designed to mimic a delicate natural environment, the Grow Pod’s unique shape and material qualities are only made possible through 3D printing. The pod creates a…
Comments are closed.
Mass produce for all watch makers alone worldwide
Love the band but replace actual watch unit
Awesome
Well, actually, the movement of the watch is really weak which is just moving their arrows hardly. if you want to make it real product, you should solve the problem. probably you should make new movements for your design.
IT’S COOL WHERE CAN I BUY THIS?
where can i buy this item?
Very beautiful, I like it very much.