19 thoughts on “PCB watch : wrist circuitry.”

1. WOW! Now that’s really unique. I would buy in a heartbeat! Nice job keep up the great work!

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   • Thank you very much Justin!

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2. Very nice, but perhaps a little geeky 🙂
   5y

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   • Laszlo, you need to provide a soldering iron with this watch.

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     • Do You want a Weller soldering station?
       You can buy at here: http://www.cooperhandtools.com.au/ProductDetails/ViewDetails.aspx?CategoryId=2&Subcategory1Id=14
       🙂

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3. Very good, comparable to your other designs…..!

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   • Thank you Master Firdaus!

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4. I like it! took me a little while to get used to the layout of the numbers (maybe a little transparent sceen cover/protector could be appied with numbers on it for training purposes, then when proficient it can be removed etc) Once your used to it tho it works well and looks great. The background could perhaps have more circuitry style etchings on it for maximum geek factor! Nice work Laszlo! 5/Y Best of luck sir! 😀

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   • Thank you Pete.

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5. Very nice idea and pretty cool realization. I like the time telling and the way you create the circuits. It’s definitely geeky 😀 I think it’s cool for engineers. Good luck Laszlo!!

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   • Thank you Sam. Glad you like it!

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6. Great job as usual and a very interesting concept, Laszlo.

   My support 5/Y_ 🙂

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   • Short, concise opinion as usual. Thanks Jose.

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7. AMAZING!!! I’ll take two!

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   • Thanks Robert. Take it!

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8. Awesome and really unique concept.. Like it ..
   http://www.rushpcb.co.uk

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   • Glad you like it steve. Thanks.

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9. I love the idea & the simple overall look. I would buy.

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10. I like this comment’s simplicity and hope someday you’ll buy it.

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