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Mixtape watch keeps track of time, reminds you of that one road trip and that sweet mix you made that everybody totally liked and you played it like 30 times


If you’re a nostalgic person, and you enjoy novelty watches, I can only imagine the levels of joy you’re feeling right now. This Mixtape watch from EOS features not only the classic cassette tape look, but the classic mixtape motion. The tape dials actually spin, which I suppose reduces battery life — but so what?!

You can tell the time by looking at the tiny, tiny dial on the right, there. Yeah, this device really isn’t about telling time. It’s about being amazing. You have to want it. Do you want it? Go get it! $135, my friend. Comes in a couple flavors.

[via Gizmodo]



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