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Posted April 27, 2005
My friend
Chip is that guy who always wears’70s-style terrycloth
stretch wristbands. (They look very butch on him, I might add.) It becomes
complicated, though, when he wants to wear the band AND a watch. His
problem, and perhaps yours, is now solved. This is a “Jockclock.”
You heard me correctly—it is a combination wristband
and clock, in your choice of analog or digital, on a plain
or striped design. How can anyone possibly resist this item,
especially at the price—a mere $14.95. Their website
is jockclock.com and they do not currently have e-commerce—you
have to email them at 411@jockclock.com. It’s worth
the work to score a cool accessory in time for the sweaty summer
season.
$14.95 at jockclock.com.
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