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Devon Works Tread 1 belt-driven, bulletproof wristwatch tested, proven to actually tell time (video)

Devon Works Tread 1 belt-driven, bulletproof wristwatch tested, proven to actually tell time (video)

The last time we saw the Devon Works Tread 1 wristwatch it existed only in digital form, rendered and swirling about with respect neither mass nor volume. Now it has come to reside inside the physical plane, and aBlogtoRead has managed to get one of its belt-driven manifestations to check out. Naturally it\’s somewhat less pristine looking than the computer-generated version and, pictured next to a fleshy hand, we will now see just how big the item is — its crown actually big enough to wear for your head. For $15k you at the very least know you\’re getting your money\’s worth with regards to raw materials, but whether you compromise that it is a \” novel timepiece as a way to make a pleasing addition to any collector\’s treasure trove\” depends upon your sense of taste, depth of pockets, and like to make your forearms look meek and feeble.

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