The Sleekest Watch Ever Built

Posted on 27/12/2016 by Sarang Sheth

Did you know you could hold time in the palm of your hand? Well, not in that sense, but in a more literal sense… The Ring Clock may just be the smallest watch I’ve ever seen. It’s so small it fits comfortably around your finger in the guise of a ring. Several markings around the periphery of the ring represent markings on the clock and they light up in order to tell the time.

This absolute beaut is milled precisely out of surgical steel, giving it an incredible brushed finish, while also allowing it to be gentle on the skin. It’s even water resistant to 30 meters, so you don’t need to worry about taking it off every time you go for a shower, or a swim. Wear it with confidence and assurance, like any other piece of jewelry! Unlike watches that come with adjustable straps, the Ring Clock is made to fit. Choose from 18 different sizes for a perfectly fitting finger-timepiece!

The Ring Clock comes with a wireless charging station that also allows you to set the time. Just slide the ring in and controls on the docking station allow you to configure the time. Each charge powers the Ring Clock for a full week… which seems like a tech marvel to me in the first place because with a product that’s so incredibly small, I’m having a hard time wondering where the electronics and battery even fit!

Designer: Gusztav Szikszai

Buy It Here: $289.99 ~~$349.00~~

Ring Clock

Posted on 23/01/2014 by Craziest Gadgets Jeff

Want to have the time right at your fingertips but don’t want to wear a watch? Meet the Ring Clock, a combination of a ring and a watch. So maybe it’s not right at your fingertips but close enough. Designed by Gusztav Szikszai, the stainless steel ring consists of an inner ring that sits against your finger and a pair of outer rings that display the time.

When you rotate the top ring, the LED’s light up to display the hours (in 24 hour format) and the minutes. After one minute the LED’s turn off for power savings. It charges up in a unique way too, wirelessly on a futuristic looking base. Just put it on the base and it charges (do it while you’re in the shower since it’s water resistant but not waterproof).

The battery should be good for 1 week of usage, if you check it 15 times a day. Or one day if you check it 105 times (although maybe you should check yourself if you need to know the time 105 times per day). This crowdsourced project was well over 100% funded and thus made it into production. You can pre-order now for $250 for delivery this Summer. (via iihih)