Swiss are already well-known for making some great watches but we yet have to see them releasing a decent smart watch. No more. The Hyetis Crossbow has been unveiled and like many Swiss watches, it’s not a product made for the average user.
This device isn’t only pricey — it costs $1,200 — but also powerful, boasting a massive 41-megapixel camera sensor, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth radios, NFC support, microphone, and an array of sensors. Yes, it can also show time by relying on automatic wound movement that is kept separate from other additions that make this watch smart.
Materials used to make this product are also rock solid – the body is made out of titanium, while the face is shielded by sapphire glass. Yes, this means the Hyetis Crossbow won’t break easily. You can check it out from here and see whether it’s worth all that cash.
The price may go down though, since Hyetis said it will distribute 500 collector’s editions of the Crossbow globally, hinting us some lower-end (thus more affordable) model could be coming soon.
This device isn’t only pricey — it costs $1,200 — but also powerful, boasting a massive 41-megapixel camera sensor, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth radios, NFC support, microphone, and an array of sensors. Yes, it can also show time by relying on automatic wound movement that is kept separate from other additions that make this watch smart.
Materials used to make this product are also rock solid – the body is made out of titanium, while the face is shielded by sapphire glass. Yes, this means the Hyetis Crossbow won’t break easily. You can check it out from here and see whether it’s worth all that cash.
The price may go down though, since Hyetis said it will distribute 500 collector’s editions of the Crossbow globally, hinting us some lower-end (thus more affordable) model could be coming soon.
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