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QLOCKTWO W Watch Reveals The Time In Words

8:57 am April 12, 2012 By Julian Horsey

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Some of you might remember the wall clocks we have featured here on Geeky Gadgets that told the time in words rather than numbers, such as the Qlocktwo Clock and the DIY Arduino Word Clock.

Well you can now take the same style of time telling on to your wrist with the QLOCKTWO W wristwatch, which has been created by Biegert & Funk. The Biegert & Funk QLOCKTWO W wristwatch does not have hands or digits, and indicates the current time using only words which are illuminated on the watches face.

QLOCKTWO W

The square watch face of the unique QLOCKTWO W wristwatch has a uniform grid of 110 letters, which is illuminated when you press its reveal button. The initially random order of the characters lends this wristwatch a mysterious aesthetic.

The unique QLOCKTWO W wristwatch will be arriving in the autumn 2012, and will be available in two different models, natural stainless steel or black. Both versions will be available to purchase for around 550€ or $720.

Source: Technabob

Filed Under: Design News, Gadgets News, Geeky Stuff

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