At just 0.8mm thick (or in this case thin may be more apt) the CST-01 makes the bold and quite believable claim to the crown of world’s thinnest watch.
This e-ink watch is powered by a Micro Energy Cell (MEC) which can be recharged 10,000 times and lasts for 15 years. Each charge lasts about a month and the watch is recharged in 10 minutes by mounting it on its recharging base station (pictured below).
The CST-01 achieves its extremely low profile by fitting its display, battery and Seiko Epson Microcontroller into a 0.5mm section in the single piece stainless steel band. Weighing a featherlight 12g it comes in either black or white.
Also in order to achieve its incredible thinness it doesn’t feature any buttons- setting the time is done via the base station.
The CST-01 is a Kickstarter project for which you can place a $129 pre-order for the watch. The campaign has already reached its $200k goal which means that in theory delivery of these watches will start in September 2013.
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I want to book one watch CST-01 E ink watch just 0.8mm thin. by paying advance.
But I should get the watch delivered by 1st week of December 2104.
I want an assurance that the watch will be delivered positively.
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K.G.Subbaraman,
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Hi,
Are these watches for sale right now and at what price? Do you ship to Europe?
Love the look of this watch, i plan on purchasing THREE of them. I believe they are a perfect watch for my children ages 9,11,13
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