Quadtec Watch by Equitime, Inc. Shifting Time(TM) - Worlds Coolest Digital Watch
- price: $490.00
SKU: QTM-Satin Finish
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Product Description
AS SEEN IN THE CURRENT (October 2006) ISSUE OF WATCH TIME MAGAZINE.QUADTEC is the worlds first digital timepiece which displays quarterly time periods moving around every hour centered in the watch face. You can choose any of three types of QUADTEC time sequences to suit the occasion or your preference.elapsed forward: minutes displayed in quarters; after half hour minutes are displayed as 'approaching' the next hourelapsed segmented: quarterly segments of past minutes travelling aroung the current hourelapsed unified: stationary.this innovative watch has an alarm function and an electroluminescent light for night viewing.water resistant to 165 ft5 year battery life3 straps: stainless steel, black leather, and orange silicone with toolsinstruction manualspare screws and screwdriveravailable in matte or polished stainless finish watch face is 1.5" squarealarm functionelectroluminescent light for night viewing.Satin Finish
Product Specification
- Brand:
- Quadtec
- Feature:
- Worlds first digital timepiece which displays quarterly time periods moving around every hour centered in the watch face
water resistant to 165 ft, 5 year battery life
elapsed forward, elapsed segmented, and elapsed unified functions
3 straps: stainless steel, black leather, and orange silicone with tools
alarm function & electroluminescent light for night viewing. - Label:
- Equitime
- Manufacturer:
- Equitime
- Model:
- QTM-Satin Finish
- ProductGroup:
- CE
- Publisher:
- Equitime
- Studio:
- Equitime
- Title:
- Quadtec Watch by Equitime, Inc. Shifting Time(TM) - Worlds Coolest Digital Watch
- UPC:
- 804879045779
- MPN:
- QTM-Satin Finish
Customer Reviews
quadtec: A new way to tell digital time
quadtec: A new way to tell digital timeCombines the best of analog and digital watch faces in unique displayBy Gary KrakowForget everything you know about digital wrist watches.Digital watches look back at the past. They provide you with the number of minutes which have passed you by each hour. As I write this it is 8:43 -- or 43 minutes after the hour.Analog watches (the ones with hour and minute hands) look toward your future. It's still 8:43 (I type fast). But when you read that on an analog...
10/9/2006 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews