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Watch maker Bulgari have made the world’s thinnest mechanical watch possibly anyone has seen.
Keen observers will notice a QR code on the dial of the watch. It links to details to an NFT that comes with the watch.
With NFT prices under some question, Bulgari may rethink its linking of a long standing manufacturing tradition with one of the more recent business models.
This blog loves its electric bikes, and one that is proving popular is from the brand, Earth.
The delightful named, fat folding 20×4 inch electric bike features an aluminium frame, Shimano gears, hydraulic brakes and of course comes in a range of colours.
This bike will get you to where you want to go in no time.
The closure of the Sydney Swatch store comes at a time when they are receiving unprecedented demand.
There’s been much debate over how Swatch have handled the demand of the Moonswatch, but closing a store at this time is a strange look.
The rather mysteriously named company, Invoxia, have launched a biometric health collar for dogs.
The Smart Dog Collar will monitor a dog’s health for health risks such built in as heart disease as well as tracking what they’re snooping into with a GPS.
What ever keeps dogs’ tails wagging is one supposes a good thing. It’s due later in the year.
For people who missed out on getting a MoonSwatch, Casio have an alternative with their new G-Shock that’s been nicknamed the, CasiOak.
The nickname comes from this Casio model resembling the legendary Royal Oak.
This Casio is not quite as good (you need to add a couple of zeros to get to that standard), but it’s another option in the now growing budget version of classic watches market.
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