Paradox iPod nano Stainless Steel Watch Band Kit [Deals] - Cult of Mac

Tris Hussey (11:13 am PDT, Aug 19)

If you have one of the new touch-screen iPod nanos, then you know one of the cooler things you can do with it is to wear it as a watch. I mean all it needs is a front-facing camera and you have a Dick Tracy watch!

Of course one of the problems I’ve seen with iPod nano bands (remember I worked for an Apple retailer for a while and I saw lots and lots of samples) is that they just look…terrible. Most of the time the band is just a pop in-pop out kind of system that makes the watch band more of a wrist-mounted carry strap than a real watch band. This Paradox watch kit seems to be a horse of a different color. A kit that gives you the power of your nano in the sleekness of a watch. Hmm.

This deal is pretty simple. The watch kits are usually $110 and we have it for $69 and you can choose from stainless steel, white, or 24K gold (sorry folks Shipping in the Continental U.S. only).

Unlike the snap-in, snap-out straps, this kit has screws to keep things together. You get a real watch housing, with a convenient flap to keep the dock connector protected. Frankly, if you’re going to have a nano watch, you should at least have a nano watch that looks like a watch.

Check out the site, the pictures, and info and then come back and see that you can get something pretty stylish for a great price.

Paradox Watch For Your iPod Nano

Tris Hussey is a technologist, best-selling author, teacher, Canada’s first professional blogger, and general Internet Rogue. He has written several books on social media and technology including Create Your Own Blog (1st and 2nd editions), Using WordPress, Sam’s Teach Yourself Foursquare in 10 Minutes, WordPress Essentials (video lessons), and Sam’s Teach Yourself WordPress Themes in 24 Hours (forthcoming in late 2012 with Catherine Winters). You can read Tris’ posts on TrisHussey.com and other sites around the Internet.

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