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The world's first air-conditioned bracelet watch

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The world's first air-conditioned bracelet watch

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How can a watch cool or warm a person's body?

Using the "ClimaCon" technology, the Aircon Watch emits an influx of heat or cold directly into the user's wrist, which will make the whole body regulate its temperature, offering a sensation of cold or heat regardless of the climate in which it is . Its inventors claim that humans can "change the signal our nervous system sends to the brain through the Aircon clock to generate pulses of heat or cold. With this method we can trick our brains into thinking that we are cooler or hotter than we really are. "

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Apparently, the "magic" of this ingenious gadget is on the straps. Aircon has placed a small device on the straps of its watches containing the ClimaCon technology. "This tiny device fits inside the wrist in an area where the nerves are closer to the surface of the skin to allow maximum temperature transfer," the company says.

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The user can set the clock specifically so that it sends heat or cool waves whenever best suited to their personal needs, and the screen, with three simple buttons, makes the device very easy to use. The straps are easily interchangeable so it can be customized to match different looks. In addition to all these advantages, the watch also tells you the date and time, just in case you also need that traditional clock functionality.

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Aircon is looking for investors, and has started a crowdfunding campaign on KickStarter to realize its idea. It has already spent much more than its target of USD 5000, raising a whopping USD 115,000 in just 10 days. We can assure you of the first faces in heating or ventilating with the Aircon watch for only USD 80.