You're So Oldschool!: Cassette Tape Watches
This is a $135 EOS Mixtape Watch (that looks fairly similar to THIS tape watch). For those of you born yesterday, it looks like a cassette tape, which was a popular audio format from yesteryear before the advent of holographic music discs and iProds. OMG I USED TO MAKE THE BEST MIXTAPES!
Introducing the EOS Mixtape Watch. This watch features a anodized steel case with "EOS NEW YORK" laser etched onto the base. On the sides of the case laser etched also is a robot and "60 MIN." On the dial is two movable discs which look like the movement of a real cassette tape. On the right dial is where the hands are for the time. There are also orange markers present to indicate time.
Check it -- I just came up with a new watch-related joke. So a guy walks into a sports bar and asks the bartender, "bartender, do you have the time?" "No, but you can get a Bud Light bottle and shot of Maker's Mark for $4 till 8PM. Plus free pinball!" Ha, did I say joke? I meant personal fantasy.
Hit the jump for two other color options and a link to the product site if you're interested in oldschool flava.
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EOS Mixtape Watch [theawesomer]
Thanks to Closet Nerd and milk mustache, who -- oh you wanna know the time? Sunday.
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