The world's thinnest watch

With the advancement of technology, everything becomes thinner and thinner.

We are naturally attracted to the thinner things.

The brick laptop, which is half the size of a loaf of bread,

is now thin enough to be packaged in an envelope.

Can be taken and worn like a ring.

has. At the same time, the world's thinnest watch is now in production. Named ‘SCT-01’ This watch is 0.8 mm thick! It is made of a single strip with a flexible steel strap. Fit it to the size of your hand

From a 'Thinner Micro Cell Energy Battery'. It only takes about 10 minutes to charge. It's for a month

Thinner than a credit card, this watch has electronic ink (E-ink) time. The same technology used for the Kindle e-book is used for this as well. have. Its electronic component is no thicker than 0.5 mm. A device that can be customized as required! It is powered by

This invention is credited to Dave Vondle, a pioneer of innovation. He is survived by his friend Jerry O'Leary

Enough! It can be charged 10,000 times. That battery lasted for 15 years, the lifespan of that watch! This CST-01 watch is manufactured by Central Standard Timing Company in Chicago, USA. Thinner than a credit card. Its time is shown electronically To a painted system. Co-founded the Central Standard Timing Institute to market this new product.

Supplied with a chip built on the Seiko Epson system. It needed to be thinner so there were no locks, keys, etc.

to send. With the help of the KickStarter website to raise funds for the investment needed to produce this They decided to take. They received $ 4,319,959 instead of the expected $ 100,000 fund within five days. Now They are ready to give that new product to those who have invested money first next September. Power to this CST-01 wristwatch

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