Cadence also has the Chrono but I’m not so keen on it because it breaks from the binary motif with the dials on the inner face. So when I enter the contest, I’ll be asking for a Retrograde if I win.
Other Cadence 4-bit Timepieces:
4-Bit Retrograde, 4-Bit UTC Chrono and 4-Bit Chrono. Each watch is subtle, classy and geek chic, replacing the usual roman numerals with 4-bit binary - the system of 1’s and 0’s that all computers rely on.
Cadence is excited to give away a 4-Bit Watch on one of the last binary days of the year. It is easy to enter, visit http://CadenceWatch.com/4-bit-holiday, choose your favorite 4-Bit Watch design and your name will be added to the drawing to win.
Kicking off the lineup is the new 4-Bit Retrograde watch, not only displaying the local time in 4-bit binary this watch also displays dual time or Universal Coordinated Time (UTC) so you’ll always know the time on the mother ship. Available with a black or white face this watch has a striking 43mm stainless steel case with stylish leather wristband.
Also utilizing the functionality of UTC, the 4-Bit UTC Chrono is a classy timepiece that features a chronograph. It has a stylish appearance with a 43mm stainless steel case and the luminescent hands set against a primarily black face and genuine black leather strap.
Last but certainly not least, for techies who want the functionality of the chronograph but have no need for UTC, Cadence has designed the 4-Bit Chrono. Boasting a 43mm stainless steel case and leather wristband, this watch is classy enough to wear on any occasion.
