Auguste Reymond Braille Hi-Touch watch for the blind

Posted in Watches by Conner Flynn on October 14th, 2008

Auguste Reymond Braille Hi-Touch watch for the blindAuguste Reymond has a brand new Classic quartz watch in the Braille Hi-Touch. You wouldn’t know it at first glance, but it’s designed especially for the blind, allowing the visually impaired to read the time with their fingertips via raised hour-markers and special hands. A hinge at 10 o’clock gives easy access to the dial. And it also happens to look good for those who are seeing it from afar. No word yet on pricing and availability.

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One Comment to “Auguste Reymond Braille Hi-Touch watch for the blind”
  1. Gadgeta Says:

    I like this design, even without the braille. It’s sleek, modern and looks like carbon fiber. What’s not to like?

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