Eone Bradley. 'Braille' Watch

[Speedbird-1]

Just came across this.
Great design.
Might be useful to someone here.

[Pongster]

I have one. Not sure if feasible to make this a mechanical watch.

[brandrea]

Very interesting design, thank you for sharing this here

[Old Expat Beast]

Nice design. Seiko has been making so-called Braille watches since (I think) the 1960s, though I guess Braille is the wrong term, since that's the name of the raised-dot method of reading.

https://www.princetonwatches.com/col.../seiko-braille

[Speedbird-1]

Originally Posted by Old Expat Beast

Nice design. Seiko has been making so-called Braille watches since (I think) the 1960s, though I guess Braille is the wrong term, since that's the name of the raised-dot method of reading.

https://www.princetonwatches.com/col.../seiko-braille

I think it says something about a massive company, that they're prepared to invest in, what must be a relatively niche market. Well done Seiko.

I think 'Braille' is now a generic term for any fingertip 'reading' (or writing) system.
I like to imagine Louis Braille wouldn't object. (as long as they spell his name with an upper case 'B')

I was drawn to the Eone Bradley watch whilst reading about Bradley Snyder an
American Olympic, Gold Medalist. An inspirational young man injured on duty in the 'Badlands' of Central Asia.

[Alexwwjd]

Originally Posted by Old Expat Beast

Nice design. Seiko has been making so-called Braille watches since (I think) the 1960s, though I guess Braille is the wrong term, since that's the name of the raised-dot method of reading.

https://www.princetonwatches.com/col.../seiko-braille

Wow! Didn’t know about this Seiko.


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[Alexwwjd]

I have an Eone watch. It’s a cool watch and you can know the time “politely” during a meeting without looking at it.


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