Kisai Rogue Touch Pocket Watch - a new take on an all time classic
Settings are triggered by holding your finger in place for a few seconds, to set the time, date, or the alarm
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The pocket watch was the standard portable time-keeping option for around 400 hundreds before being replaced in the 20th century by the more convenient wrist-worn variety. So could the pocket watch return to its former glory? Way-out watchmaker Tokyoflash seems to think so, having combined the classic pocket watch with its futuristic Kisai Rogue unit to create the touchscreen-equipped Kisai Rogue Touch Pocket Watch.
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