The fight, if there is one, for the title shows the finest in the world has finally been won, at least for now. "The Watchmaker" U.S. Central Standard Timing has partnered with E-Ink to create the CST-01 announced as a delicacy unmatched. With 0.8 mm thickness thereof is thinner than a credit card. From our American counterpart who could try it at CES, the fineness and lightness are really appointment. By comparison, the thinnest mechanical watch in the world is the Piaget Altiplano with 4.1 mm thick.
According to the manufacturer it is designed by stacking several thin layers of flexible material enclosed in a stainless steel shell 0.5 mm flexible. The result is a strap to pass around the wrist and displays the time on a display electronic ink. For food manufacturer has integrated a battery ultra thin THINERGY able to recharge in 10 minutes for autonomy announced about a month and a lifetime of 15 years.
The manufacturer is currently seeking funding on Kickstarter. If the goal of $ 200 000 is reached, the CST-01 will arrive in the second quarter of 2013 in two colors, white or black. Announced the final price is 170 dollars, or 129 if it supports the project on Kickstarter.
According to the manufacturer it is designed by stacking several thin layers of flexible material enclosed in a stainless steel shell 0.5 mm flexible. The result is a strap to pass around the wrist and displays the time on a display electronic ink. For food manufacturer has integrated a battery ultra thin THINERGY able to recharge in 10 minutes for autonomy announced about a month and a lifetime of 15 years.
The manufacturer is currently seeking funding on Kickstarter. If the goal of $ 200 000 is reached, the CST-01 will arrive in the second quarter of 2013 in two colors, white or black. Announced the final price is 170 dollars, or 129 if it supports the project on Kickstarter.
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