One look at the Wryst Variance watch concept and it may remind many of the iPod nano form factor that allows it to be worn on a watchstrap. The Variance watch coming from Ben Pritz intends to just show the time, but in its own style.
A post on Yanko Design explains that the watch adorns many clock face designs on its display and each very different from the other. This leaves users with a variety of options to go with. Plus, there’s a choice between seven different colors that include vibrant shades of pink, yellow, green, orange and red amongst others.
Moreover, the entire clock face can be removed and attached to array of options other than just serving as a wristwatch. Pet lovers can hook up the digital clock face with a dog tag in order to attach the Variance to their beloved critters, for whatever strange reason they may want to do so.
Plus, specifically designed keychains can also hang on to the watch. The clock can even be put on a necklace as well as a money clip or sports enthusiasts can have it fastened on to a carabiner. If nothing else, the interesting clock faces with vivacious hues should add a dash of color to all sorts of attire.
The Wryst Variance watch concept with all its clock faces and watch straps in various colors, appears to have been inspired from the aforementioned Apple offering. So for those who took a liking to the idea of the iPod around the wrist, this concept may receive the thumbs up.
