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Kevin Rose
@kevinrose · Builder of internet things.
Thanks all for the votes, appreciate it. After visiting a watchmaker in Germany this year I got hooked. It's old-school engineering. Hope to cover more digital watches and sources as time goes on. Thanks for taking a look.

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Ryan Hoover
@rrhoover · Founder, Product Hunt
I didn't see this coming. Very different from social photo-based app, Tiiny. A news destination for watch-lovers seems relatively niche (granted, there's a lot of tech focus on the space with the Apple Watch, will.i.am's Puls, and other connected watches) compared to past projects of yours, @kevinrose. If you can share, I’m curious how you plan to attract… See more
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Kevin Rose
@kevinrose · Builder of internet things.
Thanks all for the votes, appreciate it. After visiting a watchmaker in Germany this year I got hooked. It's old-school engineering. Hope to cover more digital watches and sources as time goes on. Thanks for taking a look.
Miron Vranjes
@mironv · UX PM on HoloLens. Hacker. Pilot.
I'm a relatively new wristwatch enthusiast (got into it because of the Omega Speedmaster 3570.50 which I found fascinating due to its engineering and space history) and so it was great to hear about this app. I like the initial concept (especially the time setting feature) and I think the graphic design sets the right tone. I had two thoughts: 1. I think fr… See more
Sam Mathews
@sammathews · Founder NEVERBLAND
Not quite sure i get it, the product is a time setting tool, and a super simple rss feed just about watches. Why is that ecommerce/interesting to watch fanatics? Surely if they were already consuming news about watches, why is this a better experience? If they weren't, will this really be habit forming/interesting enough?
Maksim Petriv
@talkaboutdesign · Founder of Design Hunt
Hmm. Not sure how I feel about this. Love the time setting portion. @kevinrose how do content providers feel about reader mode? Since you can turn it on permanently doesn't this effect their advertising revenue? Only asking because this became an issue with one of the projects I worked on. Good luck!