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
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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.