Timetank – The Mutewatch Blog

Reading what Howard from Technoodling thinks about the Mutewatch really made our day!

The Mutewatch, a product of Swedish engineering, has successfully convinced me to start the habit of wearing a watch. What made me change my mind? It’s the physical design for starters. On the outset, the Mutewatch looks pretty much like a thick baller band. I’m not sure what material the Mutewatch is made of, but the surface is very smooth and a bit rubbery. It’s also very much splash resistant and very easy to clean.

[...] It’s ironic that even though the Mutewatch is very simple in design, it still manages to attract a lot of attention. Every person who has seen me wearing it has always commented on how nice it looks.

[...] One of the reasons why it’s called the Mutewatch is because of the silent alarm function. The Mutewatch makes no sound and every prompt or alarm is conveyed through vibrations. The vibrating alarm can be set to either short or long durations and the intensity of the vibration is automatically adjusted depending on whether the wearer is active or not. The Mutewatch is equipped with a motion detector that will automatically adjust the strength of vibration. If the wearer is moving, the vibration will be stronger so there’s a better chance of the wearer to notice the vibration.

Read the full review here.