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Top 10 Strangest Watches - Wacky?


Watches. I love watches!! One of the best things in life is a really great watch, but I like watches to tell time. Others like their watches to do just about everything, including the dishes and the shopping. camera_watch_phone Just because something is strange doesn't mean its not totally cool. There is a fine line between the two and I am often confused about where it lies. Are these things wacky or brilliant? TecEBlog had an article recently on the Top 10 Strangest Watches. [adsense:120x240:1:1] As I have mentioned before, for all you inventors and innovators out there, its amazing what sells so if you have a great idea, don't let others poo poo it dead. Here's the one I thought most wacky. backside_watch "The “Backside Watch” is an amusing piece designed by Open Concepts, its a watch that’s meant to be worn upside down." You can check out the rest here.

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Comments

I guess you can turn back time, afterall!

This would be to wear when time is not of the essence.

I doubt that any aristocrat would wear this type of watch, but they are perfect for those whom have gone astray--the awrystocrats.


The Backside Watch

It's a twistwatch so that you can have more time on hand.


Backside Watch

It's a Daylight Savings time watch with its spring forward.
There's no need to be alarmed: at the right time, it will fall back.

Time will tell if it is wacky or brilliant.


Backside Watch

It was obviously manufactured in Australia--hence, the down under design.


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