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Victorinox Swiss Army INOX Cybertool Smart Watch Attachment By Acer
Debuted today at the MWC (Mobile World Congress) 2016 trade show, Victorinox Swiss Army officially gets into the smartwatch game with a clever “smart accessory” that clips on to a traditional timepiece. Produced in collaboration with hardware maker Acer, the I.N.O.X. (INOX) Cybertool is a connected device that clips on top of the case of any Victorinox Swiss Army INOX wrist watch. This allows the wearer of any INOX watch to have a smart watch when they want and a more traditional sport watch when they don’t.The Victorinox Swiss Army INOX Cybertool is just one of a host of interesting tactics traditional watch makers have used in order to not only connect themselves with the still fresh smart wearables market, but also to offer consumers more ways of incorporating connected wearable technology into their lives.
Habring2 Erwin Watch
Like an Oscar-winning indie film, there's a stubborn, understated brilliance to Habring2-an Austrian-based independent manufactory whose desire to break its reliance on ETA-based movements has already yielded not one, but two Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Geneve?winners. And if past successes are any indication, there's a third podium contender with the Habring2 Erwin watch-a beautifully rendered 3-hander fitted with a "deadbeat,"or jumping seconds complication based around the brand's very own in-house manufactured A-11S movement.Now, it's worth mentioning that this isn't the first time that we've seen this complication from Habring2, but it's the first time that the brand has replicated this complication using its own manual-winding A-11 caliber as a base-as opposed to the ETA/Valjoux base from its 2013 GPDH award-winning "Jumping Seconds"edition. Now, this is significant for several reasons, but largely due to Habring2's fully manual production, which includes operations like han