Honey, he shrunk the watches

If I were him, I'd blur the finger tips in the photos. They have enough resolution to extract fingerprint information. There's much opportunity for mischief. I hate biometrics as a means of identification and access control, but the reality is that it's used (certain smartphones, some national ID cards, door locks, criminal records search). Even if he isn't enrolled in any fingerprint system now, he might be in the future.

Before you get too excited, these aren’t working watches, they are just little models. I was ready to buy some as a flex but was disheartened to find they were mostly props.

Off topic I guess but I wish smart watches would shrink. Anyone else find them just too bulky for something you wear all the time? Especially in thickness with the protruding sensors.

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I was hoping that mini Casio watch would work just like the real one. I&#x27;m a little bit disappointed.

By the way, I recently noticed that many women&#x27;s sportswatches are really big and clunky. Quite different from what women&#x27;s watches used to be like.

Just curious but couldn&#x27;t find what these cost...

I like the small versions of sneakers. But shrinking watches seem a bit pointless, as watches are about precision which is what you lose when you shrink them.

The little nautilus would be cool as a ring

Kids, watches were devices that boomers, like Walter White, used to tell time before iphones.