Stanley multitool watches ? ?

[dks]

Just found out that these exist.
Anybody has one?

http://www.uniquewatchguide.com/tape-measure-watch/




Easy set multifunction watch, an easy-to-operate, stylish precision timepiece for everyday use. Comes with screwdriver and four interchangeble screw bits, including two flat-head (sizes 1.4mm and 2.0mm) and two Phillips-head (in sizes PH0 and PH00). They are hold in individual screw pockets.


https://watch.brando.com/stanley-wrist-watch-with-screwdriver-set_p00258c0013d001.html.
 Worldwide shipping 

[tjfarrington2000]

Cool watches. Too bad they aren't Ana-digital!


Sent from some weird space-age devise

[gregozedobe]

They made quite a few different versions of these clock/watch/stopwatch with tool attached promotional items, often of (very) dubious practicality. I have approx 13 different variants (so far). They don't seem to be particularly attractive to collectors, so are often priced quite reasonably.

I think my favourite is the clock/pliers  :reofl:  followed closely by the WW2 floating mine style stop watch/screwdriver 

http://watch.brando.com/stanley-clip-watch-with-folding-steel-pliers_p00262c13d1.html

[dks]

They made quite a few different versions of these clock/watch/stopwatch with tool attached promotional items, often of (very) dubious practicality. I have approx 13 different variants (so far). They don't seem to be particularly attractive to collectors, so are often priced quite reasonably.

I think my favourite is the clock/pliers  :reofl:  followed closely by the WW2 floating mine style stop watch/screwdriver 

http://watch.brando.com/stanley-clip-watch-with-folding-steel-pliers_p00262c13d1.html

Pictures - maybe some of them with the watch being used? 

[dks]

I remember the pliers one, but that was more of  a "pliers with watch".  I did not realise that they made watch based models too.

The srewdriver bit version seems like a predecessor of the Leatherman tread - maybe the Tread is not as original as they claim  (the same goes for their OHT model )

[gregozedobe]

They made quite a few different versions of these clock/watch/stopwatch with tool attached promotional items, often of (very) dubious practicality. I have approx 13 different variants (so far). They don't seem to be particularly attractive to collectors, so are often priced quite reasonably.

I think my favourite is the clock/pliers  :reofl:  followed closely by the WW2 floating mine style stop watch/screwdriver 

http://watch.brando.com/stanley-clip-watch-with-folding-steel-pliers_p00262c13d1.html

Pictures - maybe some of them with the watch being used?

Sorry I don't do photos (and the "WW2 floating mine style stop watch/screwdriver" is still with my US agent, awaiting forwarding to down under).

I don't actually USE any of them (hence my comment "often of (very) dubious practicality") and I don't imagine many people would (except perhaps for the novelty effect).

[ReamerPunch]

Looks like the Tread has some competition. 

[Grant Lamontagne]

Is it sad that I feel that I need to get some of these?

Stanley had a multitool watch some years ago with a tape measure and a bunch of other things in it, and I really need to find one of them too...

Def