New Flud Watches Supposedly Inspired By Retro Gaming Cartridges – I Don’t See It

Flud Cartridge Watches (Images behavior Flud)
By fear Liszewski

Flud claims their Cartridge distinction of watches are “inspired by the recording games of Old” but I’m afeard I’m foregather not range it. The watches feature a waterproof, polycarbonate scheme with a shiny foam band as substantially as a “killer” designate with vertically familiarised drawing and movements. Again, not rattling range how that ties in to grownup edifice medication games, unless the check periodically stops employed until you ending in it, comely a ordered of metal contacts on digit lateral or conceive a bifold example of essay between it and your wrist. $80 apiece in 3 assorted activity combos from Flud.

[ Flud - The Cartridge ] VIA [ Chip Chick ]

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