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Lunchbreath Illustates 16 New Ways to Wear Things on Your Wrist

— February 14, 2011 — Pop Culture
Lunchbreath is a Flickr contributor who happens to be an art director from Chicago. Lunchbreath has created a unique illustration called "Sixteen ways to use your wrist now that watches are obsolete."

Some of Lunchbreath's crazy inventions include the emergency oreo, starter turntables, a reserve monocle and the absurd small-game trophy mount. Although the pictures are hilarious, I think most people would rather stick with bracelets or watches on their wrists!

Implications - As for me, I wouldn't mind using a reserve monocle wristwatch any day. How else am I suppose to store something as sophisticated as a monocle? With it on my wrist, I can easily whip it out and class up a place like I was the Monopoly mascot.

Trend Themes

  1. New Ways to Wear Things on Your Wrist — Opportunity to explore innovative accessories and redefine the use of wrists beyond traditional watches or bracelets.
  2. Wearable Emergency Gadgets — Potential for creating wrist-worn emergency gadgets, like the emergency oreo, that combine functionality and humor.
  3. Integrating Fashion and Technology — Opportunity to merge fashion and technology by incorporating starter turntables or small-game trophy mounts into wrist accessories.

Industry Implications

  1. Fashion Accessories — Fashion accessory brands can capitalize on the trend of unique wrist accessories by designing new and unconventional products.
  2. Consumer Electronics — Consumer electronics companies can explore the market for wrist-worn gadgets that serve emergency purposes or offer unique functionalities.
  3. Artificial Intelligence — Artificial intelligence companies can develop AI-powered smart wrist accessories that integrate fashion, technology, and utility.
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