Japanese dj watch hits market
The Japanese brought us The Datsun 240Z, The Technics SL-1200, The Sony Walkman, Yamaha NS-10 studio monitors and countless other innovations.So it's no surprise they added a beats per minutes counter in their now famous and highly coveted line of retro futuristic watches.
As a bonus, the BPM watch has its own mini-torch. No words to describe whether the mini-torch is a flame ejector or a light.

The BPM watch and others in retro future style are available here
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