Putting your watch where it matters - Yanko Design

The Apple Sentry puts a lot of things on your wrist. A timepiece, a phone, a music playback device, a fitness tracker, etc. While it'south neat that the Apple Picket can exercise all those things, the fact that it'south called the Apple Watch very well ways it has a location constraint. It needs to exist on your wrist. A decade ago, I'd look at my wrist if I wanted to know the fourth dimension. Now I need to look at my wrist to answer calls, read texts, play music, monitor my fitness… that sounds inelegant, and Edgegear's Switch band tries to alter that.

Non a drastic modify, but a tiny one that makes a world of a difference, the Switch Band puts your Apple Watch correct above the web of your hand. Meant to provide easy admission to your stats during fitness training or activities, the Switch Ring puts the Lookout at a place where your optics tin simply see your watch screen without having to turn your wrist over. The Lookout man notwithstanding pulls your health stats merely fine and while doing so, trades the obvious solution of having a health tracker in a place where a watch should be, for something slightly unconventional, but dramatically improve. To brand things better, the Shift's construction uses Viton, the aforementioned material used in Apple tree's Watch bands to give them a longer life-bridge, and it's more than than capable of letting you mount your Garmin Fenix 3 or Suunto or even your Pebble on it…

Designer: Edgegear